Weekly Worker 891 now available at www.cpgb.org.uk

Weekly Worker 891 - Thursday November 24 2011
The latest edition of the Weeky Worker is now available on the CPGB
website at www.cpgb.org.uk/edition.php?issue_id=891
In this week's issue:
SOCIALISM OR BARBARISMThe left must reorganise and reorientate, argues
John Bridge. Otherwise the consequences will be dire
LETTERSNot waving; Drowning; Too Russian; Bewildered; Odd; Step
forward; Barking dog; Paranormal; Homework
CLASSICAL MARXISM AND THE GENERAL STRIKE - PART IJack Conrad suggests
many elementary lessons that need to be relearnt
CLASSICAL MARXISM AND THE GENERAL STRIKE - PART IIJack Conrad
continues with post-1848 general strike calls
DREAMING OF 1945The time for reformist timidity is long passed, argues
Maciej Zurowski in his report of the Labour Representation Committee's
annual conference
ANATOMY OF AN EMBARRASSMENTThe appearance of 'The protocols of the
elders of Zion' on a Morning Star bookstall has provoked a storm of
criticisms. Harley Filben wonders what all the fuss is
about
A FLAG TAINTED WITH BROWNChris Strafford condemns the Morning
Star-sponsored meeting of nationalists, anti-Semites, and homophobes
APPEARANCES ARE EVERYTHINGPeter Manson reports on the SWP's obsession
with numbers regarding its latest recruiting front
UNITE BEHIND THE SPARKSCraft workers and labourers must find common
cause, urges Gerry Downing
FEAR AND POSITIONINGAs the euro zone heads for possible disaster and
'economic Armageddon', writes Eddie Ford, both the US and UK
governments have also admitted failure
WAR ON IRAN HAS STARTEDStatement from Hands Off the People of Iran
DEMOCRACY AGAINST CAPITALISMThe ascension of self-styled technocrats
to political power is the latest proof that capitalism is antithetical
to democracy, argues James Turley
SUPPLEMENTARYRobbie Rix doesn't want to be complacent
Weekly Worker 891 is available for download as a pdf file via
www.cpgb.org.uk/pdf/ww891.pdf


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"[C]apital comes dripping from head to foot, from every pore, with blood and dirt."
--Marx, Capital, Vol. 1, Chapter 31