On Mon, 19 Jun 2000, George Pennefather wrote:
What kind of group are or were the WIL?
They were Labour party entrists, affiliated with USec I think. They
emerged from the WRP after it broke up.
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On Sun, 18 Jun 2000, George Pennefather wrote:
Does anybody know what group puts out Workers Action?
There is a group in Britain called Workers Action. I think they were
formerly part of the Workers International League before a messy split.
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On Mon, 15 May 2000, J.WALKER wrote:
But out of interest why are you subscribed twice? To
increase the number of subscribers?
Its more convenient to have one email address for use at home and one for
use at university.
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Hi,
I'm seeing lots of duplicate messages from the marxism-thaxis list with
the headers included in the body of the message, so the subject is blank
for example. It might a problem at my end but I'm seeing it on both of
my emails addresses that are subscribed.
On Mon, 15 May 2000, Jim
On Wed, 10 May 2000, Socialist Party wrote:
Would this be the democratic right to stand under the name of a long-time
pre-existing party?
I think anyone considering voting for either the SPGB or Socialist Party
(aka Militant) would be able to tell them apart. What is not democratic is
for
On Fri, 5 May 2000, J.WALKER wrote:
My main argument (as I am not keen on just going over the old debates
of anti-parliamentarianism) is that the Left in its opposition to New
Labour either harks back to a false Golden Age of Old Labour which it
cannot attain or cannot see beyond
Allegedly because he failed to get the congress to agree to "judge in each
case whether the should lend support to UN peace-keeping troops",
instead the majority argued there should be no support for the UN in any
circumstances. I guess that dented the possibility of an alliance with the
[From http://www.duntone.demon.co.uk/CPGB/articles/ww99/0617/letters.html]
I note with interest the results of the Euro elections: 'Weekly Worker'
(CPGB) -1,724; SPGB - 1,510.
Specifically, I note that the latter party only stood on one list to
achieve a similar share of the vote as garnered
[From http://www.londonsocialistalliance.org.uk/.]
The London Socialist Alliance welcomes Ken Livingstone's decision to stand
as an independent candidate for mayor of London. By doing so, he has given
Londoners an alternative at the ballot box. We hope Ken will stand on a
socialist and trade
Didn't we have this discussion last year? Just because something can't be
touched doesn't mean it isn't material (in the properly marxist sense).
That said, it's not difficult to share John's hostility to hegemony as a
socialist strategy. Look what happened to the British Eurocommunists (or
On Mon, 6 Sep 1999, r.i.p wrote:
Just received a mail with this link:
http://www.cryptonym.com/hottopics/msft-nsa.html
As I understand it, this means that the US National Security Agency has the
potential to access any machine using Windows 95/98/NT !
Unlikely or at least there are
Quite superficial really. I'm surprised the program makers could claim with a straight
face that Nietzsche was the first philosopher to imagine life without god. Nor did
they make any serious examination of what Heidegger's thought
might have inspired his reactionary politics.
George
[This post was delayed because it was sent from an address
not subscr*bed to the list. Hans Ehrbar.]
It seems the British police have arrested an individual for the bombings
who they claim was acting alone, the spokesman went out of his way to deny
claims that any organised far right group
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