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22 November 2003
Vietnam War - the lessons for today
Empire Defeated, the new book by Socialist Party general secretary Peter Taaffe, has been published at a time when many are drawing parallels between the Vietnam War and the war and occupation of Iraq...
5 October 2001
What Socialists Say About Terrorism
THE SOCIALIST has been forthright in its condemnation of those who attacked the World Trade Centre (WTC) and Pentagon. We described their methods as those of "small groups employing mass terrorism".
At the same time, we have not given any support to George Bush or Tony Blair, who call for a 'war against terrorism', yet support state terror against defenceless and innocent people in the neo-colonial world.
PETER TAAFFE, Socialist Party General Secretary, develops further the question of terrorism and socialist attitudes towards it.
15 June 2001
New Labour Turns Away Liverpool Voters
The lowest turnout In the general election was registered in Liverpool Riverside at a mere 34%. Not far behind was neighbouring Walton where 43% voted, writes Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party general secretary.
20 April 2001
ONE OF the consequences of the worldwide revolt against global capitalism, is the newfound popularity of Cuba...
26 January 2001
Scotland - an exchange of letters
LAST WEEK we reported in The Socialist of the International Socialist Movement in Scotland's decision to abandon the Committee for a Workers' International - the international socialist organisation to which the Socialist Party is affiliated...
5 January 2001
2001 - a year of Workers' reawakening
EIGHTEEN MONTHS ago, George W Bush was told by an economic adviser that the USA was heading for a "painful adjustment" (read recession or slump), writes Peter Taaffe, general secretary, Socialist Party.
22 September 2000
THE DRAMATIC 'seven days in September' of the fuel crisis and its aftermath represents the most serious challenge to the Blair government since it came to power in 1997, writes Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party General Secretary.
17 March 2000
Breaking the Grip of the Blairistas
KEN LIVINGSTONE'S decision to stand for London Mayor could open a new chapter for the British labour movement...
14 January 2000
By Socialist Party general secretary, Peter Taaffe: ONLY INGRAINED cynics and those with hearts of stone could fail to be moved by the spectacular New Year celebrations. A new decade and a new century...
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