The Socialist 12 October 2001
STOP THE WAR
Devastating Consequences Of War
Nuclear Threat? War Raises New Fears
Vietnam - How The Anti-War Movement Grew
Bush And Blair's War: What We Say
Railtrack - New Labour's U-Turn
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The Socialist 12 October 2001, STOP THE WAR
Build the movement to stop the war THESE ATTACKS will not bring justice to the victims of the World Trade Center atrocity - neither will they destroy terrorism or the conditions which breed support for terrorism, writes By Dave Nellist, Socialist Party councillor Coventry and Socialist Alliance National Chair.
Devastating Consequences Of War
FIVE DAYS after Blair declared that the Afghan people were not the enemy and that "[we] will do all we humanly can to avoid civilian casualties", the bombing of Afghanistan began...
Nuclear Threat? War Raises New Fears
"WHAT WILL happen now?" When Bush declared "all-out war" after 11 September many people asked themselves some frightening questions. Will it mean a world war? Could it mean nuclear war? Lynn Walsh asks.
Vietnam - How The Anti-War Movement Grew
EVEN US President Bush has to admit that his "war against terrorism" could be a long affair. US imperialism lost the last extended war it faced - in Vietnam from 1964 to 1973, writes Roger Shrives.
Bush And Blair's War: What We Say
AS SOCIALISTS we are totally opposed to the methods of terrorism and the indiscriminate killing of innocent people...
Railtrack - New Labour's U-Turn
"RAILTRACK IS finished", said transport secretary Stephen Byers, announcing a huge government climbdown, writes By Christine Thomas.