Weekly Worker 905 now available at www.cpgb.org.uk

Steve Cooke <[email protected]>
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Weekly Worker 905 – Thursday March 15 2012

The latest edition of the Weekly Worker is now available on the CPGB
website at http://www.cpgb.org.uk/edition.php?issue_id=905.

In this week's issue:

BOURGEOISIE FEARS SPREAD OF POLITICAL CONTAGION
Despite the bailout, Greece remains the weakest link, argues Savas
Michael-Matsas of the EEK (Workers Revolutionary Party)

LETTERS
Frustration; SWP Iran change; Cost of war; Softener; Fit of peak; Piping up;

THE CENTRALITY OF LABOUR-POWER
Moshé Machover begins his examination of the labour theory of value by
looking at the preliminaries

STRIKE BOOSTS RESISTANCE
As an Italian engineers strike widens to include political issues,
Toby Abse looks at how this will affect the battle to save Article 18

OUR DUTY TO IRAN'S WORKING CLASS
Speaking at a CPGB meeting in Manchester in support of Hands Off the
People of Iran, Yassamine Mather makes the call for urgent and
principled solidarity

ERIC PICKLES PUTS IN THE KNIFE
Communists reject a British identity based on the crown and the
imperial past, writes Eddie Ford

MIGRANTS: NOT THE PROBLEM
From the CPGB's Draft programme (section 3.4)

OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS
As the St Paul's protest camp continues its transformation into a
respectable pressure group with mainstream support, James Turley draws
a few lessons

BAFFLED
Is there anybody out there? Asks Robbie Rix, and if there is,
remember, a small donation can make a big difference.

A PDF version of the paper can be downloaded via
http://www.cpgb.org.uk/pdf/ww905.pdf


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