WW archive > Issue 746 - 20 November 2008
Letters
Lunar phase; 50% off; Morgue party; Hootenanny; Biased reporting; Fragile ego; Nazi royals
No word on Uncle Joe
Everyone knows that The British road to socialism, the programme of 'official communism' in Britain, was inspired by Stalin. But, as Lawrence Parker shows, some people cannot bring themselves to admit it
Slaves and presidents
How deep is official anti-racism? James Turley examines the question
For the Iranian masses
Anne McShane reports on solidarity in Ireland
Third period idiocies
Kenny Coyle of the Morning Star's Communist Party of Britain denies he belittles the crimes of Stalin
Textures of sound
Communist Students member Dani Thomas, composer of the electro-acoustic piece 'Coalface', describes his response to both the energy and rashness of the early 20th century futurists
Devil and deep blue sea
Some 250 people packed into Conway Hall for the November 15 annual conference of the Labour Representation Committee. Ben Lewis looks at the key questions facing the Labour left
Beyond Zionism
After the election of Barack Obama, what are the prospects for peace in the Middle East? Jack Conrad outlines the communist programme in the first of two articles
Communist organisation
Mary Godwin reports a recent discussion on making the CPGB is the party of the whole class
Fighting Fund
Just dreaming
AWL and 'free discussion'
The AWL will not debate the subject matter of Matgamna's July 24 article, writes Peter Manson