WW archive > Issue 872 - 30 June 2011
Assessing the significance and prospects of revolution
CPGB members, meeting in London on June 25, debated the Arab awakening and Israeli-Jewish national rights. Alex John reports
Letters
Crack regiment; Lumpen; Some right; Property right; Facebook ban; Tax slaves; Star rant; Selfish; Self-defence
Real attempt to learn the lessons
The 'Towards a New International Tendency' statement marks a step forward, notes James Turley
Imperialism cuts its losses
The 'longest running war in US history' is nearing its end. Eddie Ford looks at the wreckage
Hitting the big numbers
Mark Fischer will be delighted with any commitment to donate regularly
Pace, race, and resistance
Ben Lewis reviews director Stevan Riley's 'Fire in Babylon' (2011, DVD,
The Arab awakening and Israel-Palestine
CPGB members' aggregate agrees theses
Wolf in liberal disguise
Esen Uslu looks at the situation following the AKP victory in the June 12 general election and the good showing for the leftwing BDP
Divided by a common language?
The Frankfurt school methodology employed by Platypus is worse than useless, argues Mike Macnair
Take the battle into Labour
Unions must reject the terms of debate established by government, media, and Labour opposition, argues Michael Copestake
Voodoo and left posturing
Anne Mc Shane reports an exchange of views at the United Left Alliance forum