Weekly Worker 892 now available at www.cpgb.org.uk

Weekly Worker 892 - Thursday December 01 2011
The latest edition of the Weekly Worker is now available online at
www.cpgb.org.uk/edition.php?issue_id=892
In this week's issue:
MARX'S SPECTRE HAUNTS THE WEALTHY AND POWERFULThe ruling class has no
workable strategy for rescuing the system, argues Hillel Ticktin
LETTERSSlipped up; Build it; Inept Stalin; Betrayal; Distorted; 30
years behind; Tribune; Unrepresented; Bet on war
FORGING UNIFIED CLASS ACTIONDave Vincent reports on the build-up to
the big public sector strike
ULA MUST TAKE ITSELF SERIOUSLYAnne McShane argues that the United Left
Alliance must take a lead
OUT TO ROLL BACK THE REVOLUTIONThe military and the Muslim Brotherhood
are only temporary allies, argues Eddie Ford
LEFT RHETORIC AND REFORMIST ILLUSIONSThe 1891 Erfurt programme adopted
by the Social Democratic Party of Germany was regarded as a 'return to
Marxism', writes Ben Lewis. If only the same could be said of Die
Linke's 2011 version
ZIG-ZAGGING SOCIAL IMPERIALISTSWhat determines the Alliance for
Workers' Liberty line is its support for 'democratic imperialism',
writes socialist blogger Arthur Bough
PUSHED AS FAR AS WE WILL GODavid Douglass reviews Keith Pattison and
David Peace 'No redemption: the 1984-85 miners' strike in the Durham
coalfield' Flambard Press, Newcastle Upon Tyne, 2010, pp104, £20
NOTHING TO CONTRIBUTEThe Durban conference on climate change is likely
to be even more useless than its predecessors - James Turley argues it
is time to serve notice on capital's stewardship of the environment
ALTERNATIVERoobie Rix reports on a good month for the fighting fund
A PDF version of the paper can be downloaded via www.cpgb.org.uk/pdf/ww892.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