WW archive > Issue 807 - 04 March 2010
National government danger comes with hung parliament
A hung parliament could shift British politics to the right, warns Eddie Ford
Letters
No surrender; Blacklisted; Him as well; Blind alley; Tax loopholes; Colonist; Urgent; Fighting Harman; In between; Misunderstood
TUSC - give critical support despite many political shortcomings
But continue to fight for partyist unity around a Marxist programme, urges Peter Manson
Resistance must not be isolated
Withdrawal calls reveal lack of strategy, writes James Turley
Corruption and crime
The breathtaking hypocrisy surrounding the Mills case must be exposed, argues Toby Abse
Row over nationalisation
African National Congress Youth League steals language of left, reports Terry Bell
Whither Hezbollah?
Internationally Hezbollah allies itself with anti-imperialist movements for progressive change, but in Lebanon it defends the confessional status quo, argues Assaf Kfoury
Left mirror of UK state
Allan Armstrong of the Scottish Socialist Party's international committee argues for the break-up of Britain - giving nationalism a socialist coloration in the name of 'internationalism from below'
Left unity, not exclusion
Open letter to the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition from Mark Fischer, CPGB national organiser
Dedicated to making revolution in Turkey
Mýgýrdýç Baylýk: June 18 1943-February 24 2010. Jack Conrad celebrates his life
ANC battle hots up
The rightwing is not only playing the race card, writes Peter Manson
Open forum
Robbie Rix is pleased to say March has started off reasonably well