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Dismantling Party Democracy – Labour’s Last 10 Years Print E-mail
By Sylvia Courtnage, Women’s Officer, Broxbourne CLP, (personal capacity)   
Tuesday, 26 June 2007
tonyblair1.jpgFrom more than 10 years the Blairites have attacked the democratic structures of the Labour party and reduced the democratic rights of party members to an absolute minimum. This was part of their campaign to shift the party to the right and turn it into a Tory party mark two. But today there is a growing backlash against Blairism but an urgent need to reestablish the accountability of the leadership.
 
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.
 
Blairites re-write history Print E-mail
By Barbara Humphries   
Tuesday, 05 June 2007
thumb_militant_logoThe lie peddled by the entire establishment, from the mass media to the universities and schools; from the Tories to Lib Dems, is New Labour's line that the left made Labour unelectable in the 1980s. Special venom is reserved for the Militant Tendency and the National Union of Mineworkers led by Arthur Scargill.
 
Brown grabs labour leadership without election – McDonnell kept off ballot Print E-mail
Thursday, 17 May 2007
The ranks of the Labour Party and trade unions have been denied the right to vote on who they think the next leader of the party should be. This has been achieved by convincing a handful of Labour MPs not to nominate John McDonnell. But this is not the end of the story. Now is the time to redouble efforts to build up the left of the Labour Party in the coming period.
 
Brown grabs labour leadership without election – McDonnell kept off ballot Print E-mail
Thursday, 17 May 2007
The ranks of the Labour Party and trade unions have been denied the right to vote on who they think the next leader of the party should be. This has been achieved by convincing a handful of Labour MPs not to nominate John McDonnell. But this is not the end of the story. Now is the time to redouble efforts to build up the left of the Labour Party in the coming period.
 
At last, the Reverend Tony Blair has gone! Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Thursday, 10 May 2007
thumb_blairThe Reverend Tony Blair has announced his departure from the pulpit of the Trimdon Labour Club, Sedgefield. Ten years ago millions of workers hoped that the party would introduce fundamental change after two decades of Tory misrule. They were disappointed. For the working class, the departure of Blair is a blessing. He has become even more hated than Thatcher. The task now is to finish off Blairism, and the reaction pro-capitalist creed associated with New Labour.
 
Labour’s electoral setback - Time to Change Course! Print E-mail
By Rob Sewell   
Tuesday, 08 May 2007
thumb_thatcher-brownLast week's elections confirmed the damage that Blairism has done to the Labour Party. Far from being the man who "wins elections" as the Blairites boasted in the past, Blair has become a liability. After ten years he has thrown away the 1997 victory. Now is the time to draw lessons from this whole experience and fight to change the leadership of the Labour Party.
 
Labour Candidates Back Union Rather Than UK Government Print E-mail
By Matt Wells   
Monday, 30 April 2007
thumb_pcs_may_day_strikeOn friday PCS, the civil servants trade union, published the results of a survey of candidates in the upcoming local elections. The results showed support for the unions demands, exposing the Blairite leadership as out of touch with the views of the Labour Party rank-and-file. Tommorow 200,000 civil servants will take strike action to defend jobs and protect public services.
 
Britain's first socialist Prime Minister? Print E-mail
Monday, 16 April 2007
Video Interview with John McDonnell MP, who talks about his campaign for the leadership of the Labour Party and how his policies differ from that of New Labour. John talks about Socialism of the 21st century, and the role of the Labour Party in workers' struggle.
 
Blairism responsible for growth of Nationalism Print E-mail
By Tam Burke. Edinburgh South West Labour Party and John4Leader Campaign (personal capacity)   
Monday, 02 April 2007
The mood for change in Scotland, the discontent Scottish people have for Westminster and Holyrood, is finding its expression in the rise in support for the Scottish Nationalist Party. However, the supplantation of bourgeois rule from London by a capitalist class closer to home will do nothing to change the fundamental conditions of ordinary working people.
 
John McDonnell MP: The Ideological Battle Against Globalisation and Privatisation Print E-mail
Wednesday, 21 March 2007
John McDonnell MP and candidate for the leadership of the Labour Party Great Britain, speaks at this Trades Council meeting in Islington, London, about the ideological battle against globalisation and privatisation.
 
Blair sides with Tories to push through Trident bill Print E-mail
By Ben Peck   
Thursday, 15 March 2007
thumb_bombLast night an unholy alliance of Blair's New Labour and the Tories won a commons vote for the renewal of the Trident nuclear missile defense system. The rebellion of Labour backbenchers represents a serious political tremor.
 
John McDonnell Campaign hits the North East Print E-mail
Thursday, 01 March 2007
The John McDonnell world tour of the North East takes place on March the 17th, taking in venues in Newcastle, Sunderland and Stockton, three areas that were devastated by the Tories in the 1980's and where today workers and their families are still waiting for New Labour to deliver.
 
Meacher muddies the water Print E-mail
By Steve Jones   
Thursday, 22 February 2007
Michael Meacher has announced that he is to put his name forward as a potential candidate for the leadership of the Labour Party when Blair steps down. It is another attempt to derail the growing groundswell of support for John McDonnell, whose growing popularity is seriously worrying the Blair/Brownites.  
 
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