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Don’t let the Tories back Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Friday, 18 April 2008

mthatcher.jpgThey’re back from the dead. We thought we’d driven a stake through their rotten hearts in the Labour landslide of 1997. Now they’re 13 points ahead in the polls. They should be history. So why are they making a comeback? Because New Labour have been rumbled. They said they were being prudent with the economy. They talked about, ‘no return to boom and bust.’ Now we can see that they were just lucky. Don’t let the failure of New Labour be the opportunity for the Tories. Reclaim the Labour Party. It was set up as our party, as a party for the working class. Fight the Tories with socialist policies.

 
Labour Representation Committee Discusses the Venezuelan Revolution Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela   
Monday, 14 April 2008
hov_but.jpgAs part of their bi-monthly meeting, the Greater London Labour Representation Committee (LRC) invited the Hands Off Venezuela campaign to lead a discussion on the recent events that have taken place in Venezuela. The LRC, originally formed in 1900 to fight for political representation for the Labour Movement, was re-formed in 2004 to secure a voice for socialists within the trade unions, the Labour Party and Parliament. Will Roche from the HOV campaign gave a summary of events dating from the re-election of President Chavez in 2006, in particular, the development of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV).
 
Boris the Menace Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Tuesday, 01 April 2008
boris_johnsonmed.jpg It is easy to write off Boris Johnson as a buffoon. There is a real danger he will be running London, a city of 7½ million people in a couple of months time. Make sure Johnson is not made London’s Mayor in the May 1st elections. As Compass points out, “his buffoonery conceals a hard line right wing set of views – a type of Norman Tebbitt in clown’s uniform. The quotes below are taken from their pamphlet Boris Johnson – a man of the Tory hard right.
 
Vote Livingstone for Mayor - Socialist policies for London Print E-mail
By Steve Jones   
Tuesday, 01 April 2008
borisandkenmed.jpgMay 1st, May Day, will see one of the tightest and most important elections to hit London for some years. The election of London Mayor is being hotly contested between Ken Livingstone for Labour and Boris Johnson for the Tories.
 
Kim Howells' dangerous comments should be withdrawn now – says UNISON Print E-mail
By UNISON press release   
Wednesday, 19 March 2008
kimhowellsmed.jpg It is almost impossible to believe the rank stupidity and/or duplicity of the people masquerading as Labour Ministers. This is a press release from UNISON in response to the latest claptrap from Kim Howells, in which he makes allegations that put at risk the lives of trade unionists in Columbia. Please use this information in your own unions and demand the retraction of Howells' allegations.
 
Friends in the North or just in high places? Print E-mail
By Terry McPartlan   
Friday, 25 January 2008
brown-scandal.jpgSo if things weren't bad enough for Gordon Brown, it looks like the Labour Party has been taking big donations from Tory voters. Apparently, a number of confused members of the public have discovered that their bank accounts have been used to transfer funds to the Labour Party. This all sounds a bit fishy. Can we expect a new episode of "Our friends in the North"?
 
New Labour Scottish leader & supporters under investigation over illegal donation Print E-mail
By Kenny McGuigan, Glasgow   
Friday, 25 January 2008
wendy_alexander.jpgThe Electoral Commission has launched an investigation into an illegal donation to Wendy Alexander MSP's campaign to take over from Jack McConnell as Labour leader in the Scottish Parliament, following Labour's worst electoral defeat in 50 years.
 
Peter Hain- where did you get all that money? Print E-mail
Thursday, 24 January 2008

hain-resign.jpgHain resigns: New Labour enmired in sleaze 

New Labour's indecent closeness to big business claimed another victim as Hain resigned today. The police are now on his tail. The victim is not Hain. His resignation will, after all, give him more time to count his money. The victim is the working class who have voted for Hain and his mates in order for Labour to do a job for ordinary working people, not grovel to big business.

 
Labour - how the right wing gained control Print E-mail
By Barbara Humphries   
Friday, 04 January 2008
blair-demon_eyes_poster_pa_.jpgDid Blair and his right wing policies make Labour electable? The defeats of the 1980s led many activists to despair. The claim that dominance of the Party by the left was responsible for the defeats needs careful scrutiny, as it is completely at odds with the facts. Like all other aspects of history, the story of the 1980s has been written by the so-called victors and what actually happened needs to be investigated.
 
New Labour Scottish leader & supporters under investigation over illegal donation Print E-mail
By Kenny McGuigan, Glagow   
Tuesday, 18 December 2007
wendy-alexander.jpg The Electoral Commission has launched an investigation into an illegal donation to Wendy Alexander MSP's campaign to take over from Jack McConnell as Labour leader in the Scottish Parliament. The crisis unfolded when the Sunday Herald learned that every donation to the Wendy campaign was under £1,000. Many were for £950. Under the Elections Act 2000, all donations of £1,000 or more must be declared to the Electoral Commission.
 
When Labour went left Print E-mail
Friday, 16 November 2007
labour80slogo.gifIn 1970, just like today, the Labour Party seemed dead from the neck up. After six years of desperately disappointing government, Labour had been unceremoniously bundled out of office. The Tories were back, aiming to put the boot in to the working class.
 
Extending or Exterminating Party Democracy? - Labour Party Conference special Print E-mail
By Labour Representation Committee - www.l-r-c.org.uk   
Friday, 21 September 2007
lrc.jpg We are making available to our readers an appeal by the Labour Representation Committee on the issue of internal party democracy. On Sunday Labour Party conference kicks off. If Brown's proposals are accepted it appears that from next year CLPs and affiliates will no longer have the right to take resolutions to Party conference.
 
Time to break with big business! Print E-mail
By Terry McPartlan   
Friday, 14 September 2007
browna1.jpg Floods, Foot and Mouth and hundreds of thousands of public sector workers balloting for industrial action over pay, not perhaps the sort of run up to the party conference that Gordon Brown had hoped for. But can we be confident that Labour can beat the Tories in a "snap" election, and just as importantly is there any evidence that Brown will be more convincing to working class voters who have stayed at home in droves in the past period?
 
Democratise the Labour Link Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal Unison comrades (personal capacity)   
Friday, 17 August 2007
unison.jpgThe establishment of the Labour Party to give a political voice to the trade union movement was a historic achievement. Even today, after more than a decade during which the Party has been firmly in the grip of Blairite, pro-capitalist interlopers, the link between the unions and the Party remains.
 
Mr Davies (and other Tory rats), you are not wanted! Print E-mail
By Ben Peck   
Wednesday, 04 July 2007
quentin_davies.jpgGordon Brown and senior Labour Party officials have greeted the defection to Labour's parliamentary ranks of Tory MP Quentin Davies with joy. But what sort of person are they actually getting?
 
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