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A Socialist Appeal Publication: Where is Britain going? A Marxist Analysis of Britain Today Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Wednesday, 20 June 2007
bp1_copy.jpgThis document is a statement on Britain, an analysis which was agreed unanimously at the national conference of Socialist Appeal in April. The statement constitutes an analysis of the deepening social, political and economic crisis of British capitalism. This perspective applies the method of Marxism to these developments, seeking to uncover the trends and processes within, and serves as a guide to action for all those workers and youth who want to struggle for a socialist transformation of society.  
 
Where is Britain Going? A Marxist Analysis of Britain Today - Part 3 Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Wednesday, 20 June 2007
In this section we deal with the question of the Blair government, the increasing abstentions of the working class, and the growing discontent affecting all sections. It also deals with the Conservative party, the natural party of the ruling class, which has shifted to the “centre” ground and won back a layer that voted Liberal Democrat. Their hope is that Labour voters will stay at home and traditional Tory voters will turn out to vote. On this basis they hope to win the next election, but that remains to be seen. Amongst other questions this section deals with the developments unfolding in Scotland and Wales.
 
EIS conference votes to give army its marching orders Print E-mail
By Kenny McGuigan   
Tuesday, 19 June 2007
EIS Delegates at the Scottish teachers annual conference in Perth successfully passed a motion calling for the banning of army recruitment units in Scottish schools. This matter must now be placed firmly on the political agenda at the Scottish Parliament, the Executive having responsibility for education.
 
EIS conference votes to give army its marching orders Print E-mail
By Kenny McGuigan   
Tuesday, 19 June 2007
EIS Delegates at the Scottish teachers annual conference in Perth successfully passed a motion calling for the banning of army recruitment units in Scottish schools. This matter must now be placed firmly on the political agenda at the Scottish Parliament, the Executive having responsibility for education.
 
Furore over RCTV: US Imperialist join the attack against Venezuela Print E-mail
By Rob sewell   
Monday, 18 June 2007

condoleezarice.jpgCondoleezza Rice, the US Secretary of State last week launched another frontal attack against the Venezuelan Revolution by criticising Venezuelan government's decision not to renew the broadcast license of RCTV, the television channel that was involved up to its neck in the Washington-backed coup of April 2002.

 
How the West was Stolen: Western Movies and the Western Myth Print E-mail
By Harry Whittaker   
Friday, 15 June 2007
wild_west How the West Was Stolen, by Hopalong Harry Whittaker, is a rip-roaring polemic from an old gunslinger and former UCATT shop steward now living south of the river, but hailing originally from Glasagae way. We hope readers enjoy the gallop as he ranges from historical polemic to cinephile opinionation.
 
Where is Britain Going? A Marxist Analysis of Britain Today - Part 2 Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Thursday, 14 June 2007
While GDP in Britain is supposed to be the fifth largest in the world, the division of this wealth is extremely unequal. What growth has taken place has mainly been by increased exploitation of workers. The market principle of profit comes before education and health. Yet British capitalism's share of world exports has continually decreased. Now young Asians are portrayed in the media as potential terrorists, in the same way as the miners were portrayed as the "enemies within".
 
Survey reveals shift to the left Print E-mail
By Matt Wells   
Wednesday, 13 June 2007
peopleA recent poll of Labour Party members, published in the Sunday Times shows why the New Labour clique around Gordon Brown were determined to keep left challenger John McDonnell off the ballot paper.
 
Survey reveals shift to the left Print E-mail
By Matt Wells   
Wednesday, 13 June 2007
peopleA recent poll of Labour Party members, published in the Sunday Times shows why the New Labour clique around Gordon Brown were determined to keep left challenger John McDonnell off the ballot paper.
 
The Crowning of Gordon Brown Print E-mail
By Rob Sewell   
Wednesday, 13 June 2007
westminster Thanks to the sabotage of some 300-odd members of the Parliamentary Labour Party, ordinary Labour Party members and affiliates, who were expecting a leadership election, ended up with no election and a "one member, no vote" imposed candidate. The task now is to strengthen the left in preparation for future battles.
 
The Crowning of Gordon Brown Print E-mail
By Rob Sewell   
Wednesday, 13 June 2007
westminster Thanks to the sabotage of some 300-odd members of the Parliamentary Labour Party, ordinary Labour Party members and affiliates, who were expecting a leadership election, ended up with no election and a "one member, no vote" imposed candidate. The task now is to strengthen the left in preparation for future battles.
 
Where is Britain Going? A Marxist Analysis of Britain Today - Part 1 Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Tuesday, 12 June 2007
This document is a statement on Britain, an analysis which was agreed unanimously at the national conference of Socialist Appeal in April. The statement constitutes an analysis of the deepening social, political and economic crisis of British capitalism. This perspective applies the method of Marxism to these developments, seeking to uncover the trends and processes within, and serves as a guide to action for all those workers and youth who want to struggle for a socialist transformation of society.
 
The Crime of Partition - part 1 Print E-mail
By Jamil Iqbal   
Monday, 11 June 2007
indian_partitionIn order to understand the partition of the sub-continent and the terrible conditions it had to face it is necessary to identify the role of imperialism in India and cover certain historical ground. In the year of the 60th anniversary of India's independence here is first of a series of articles marking this event.
 
The political situation in Venezuela - Report from the ground Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela   
Friday, 08 June 2007

handsoffHands off Venezuela recently interviewed CMR (Revolutionary Marxist Current) activist Yonie Moreno about the current situation in Venezuela. Yonie discusses a range of issues, from the question of the PSUV to the question of workers' control and the struggle at Sanitarios Maracay.

 
East London Line Privatisation Print E-mail
By Julian Sharpe   
Thursday, 07 June 2007
tubemapThe East London tube Line is to be extended overground south to West Croydon and North to Dalston Junction, both main line rail connections. This is a good idea. The Mayor's office tells us that the only way to finance this is by privatisation. If we look at the real picture a different story emerges.
 
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