WW archive > Issue 769 - 14 May 2009
Letters
Dots and crosses; Book plug; Race confusion; Cheap sub; Not listening; Nasty; Shake-up
Victims of the 'war on terror'
US fears of the Taliban getting its hands on nuclear weapons could lead to another Indo-Pakistani war, warns Jim Moody
The debate on Israel-Palestine assessed
Comrades on the left have been given an object lesson in how important political differences should be handled, says Jack Conrad
Confusion and ambiguity
For or against immigration controls? For or against withdrawal from the EU? British jobs for British workers? A London meeting of the No2EU campaign further highlighted the confused political nature of this rotten electoral bloc. Tina Becker reports
New generation
Ben Lewis looks forward to Communist University 2009 (August 8-15, south London)
Reformists no alternative
We stand firmly on the side of the secular movements, writes Darya Homan
Yes to internationalism, yes to republican democracy
Peter Manson argues for a vote for No2EU - provided its leading figures can shows us they are opposed to little British nationalism and favour republican democracy
Fight for Marxism in the unions
Should we simply vote for the most militant fighter for wages and conditions in union elections? Ben Lewis argues for a more political approach
Contradictory results in factional jockeying
Dave Vincent warns that the right is close to regaining control after a poor turnout in the PCSU elections
Scams, yoghurts and loopholes
James Turley explains that taking a worker's wage is not a moral commitment, but a thoroughly political one
Nationalist mire
Chris Strafford finds No2EU being touted among the far right by members of the Socialist Party