WW archive > Issue 857 - 17 March 2011
Kick Lord Hutton out of the Labour Party
Those who collaborate with the Con-Lib Dem coalition betray the working class and bring discredit to the Labour Party, writes Eddie Ford
Letters
LSA dies a death; 30th century; Postpone Pride; Time, comrades; Diversity class; Proportional; Allende vote; No to AV; Alternative view
In Liebknecht's footsteps
For and against a platform in the House of Commons: discussion at the founding congress of the Communist Party of Great Britain
In it together
Our monthly fighting fund total creeps up far too slowly for Robbie Rix's liking
Mysteries and controversies
David Douglass continues the debate about the miners' Great Strike
Their busted flush and ours
Laurie Smith is not impressed by the left's performance in Sheffield
Just the start
Dave Isaacson witnessed an overwhelmingly positive public response in Northampton
Cracks in state apparatus
We have to face the full social role of the police squarely, writes James Turley
Release the six
Peter Manson calls for solidarity with Zimbabwean comrades
The errors and pitfalls of general-strikism
The March 12 London Communist Forum featured a discussion between Mike Macnair of the CPGB and David Broder of The Commune
New organs of power
Opening by David Broder (The Commune) at the March 12 London Communist Forum
Anarchist origins of the 'general strike' slogan
We set up this debate in response to widespread calls from the Trotskyist left for the TUC to call a general strike against the cuts. This is Mike Macnair's opening
Capitalism with Chinese characteristics
Ben Lewis wonders why some still consider China a model for socialist development