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Public meeting: Riots in the Financial Quarters and Uprisings on the Streets
Posted in Britain, ISL, tagged criminalise, London uprising, mark duggan, riots, youth anger on August 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
International Socialist League 7.30pm Tuesday 23rd August Caledonia Pub Catherine Street Last weekend the streets of Britain erupted in anger and frustration across 15 cities and 41 places in London. The spark for this began in Tottenham when the police arrogantly and disrespectfully failed respond to serious concerns about the shooting dead by police of [...]
We Are With the Libyan and Syrian Revolution, Down with Imperialist Intervention
Posted in ISL, IWL-FI, Middle East, tagged Arab Revolution, foreign intervention, Libya on May 26, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The Arab revolution keeps expanding. Even in countries such as Egypt and Tunisia, where dictatorial regimes have been abolished the processes keep developing. Its roots are in the 30 or 50 year-old struggle against dictatorships; the tremendous social contradictions between the wealth of the natural resources that contrasts to the poverty of most of the [...]
The Struggle For Socialism, the cuts backs and the Communist Manifesto
Posted in ISL, ISL Leaflets, Uncategorized on May 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The Struggle For Socialism Series The Fight Against Cut Backs & the Relevance of the Communist Manifesto Today 7.30pm Tuesday 10th May upstairs CALEDONIAN PUB CATHARINE STREET Working people across the world are facing the brunt of the capitalist economic crisis. Unemployment, food price increases and the slashing of services are devastating the lives [...]
Obama and Mubarak: what changes in Egypt?
Posted in ISL, IWL-FI on April 24, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Obama and Mubarak: what changes in Egypt? From: PortaldoPSTU | 14 Feb 2011 Watch U.S. President Barack Obama talk about Egyptian Dictator Hosni Mubarak on June 2009. Compare it to Obama’s speech after the Egyptian Revolution that forced Mubarak out. Egypt is a strategic-ally to the U.S. and Israel, one of the Countries that receive the biggest military aid from [...]
Half a Million in London
Posted in Britain, ISL on April 24, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Margaret McAdam and Martin Ralph 3 April 2011 It was clear in the build up to 26th March that the demonstration was going to be huge. Trade unions across the country had mobilised and chartered trains and coaches for their members and families. The atmosphere on the day was carnival like but it was also [...]
UNITE COMMUNITIES, STUDENTS AND UNIONS NO CUTS – MAKE THE RICH PAY DEFEND THE PEOPLE OF LIBYA
Posted in ISL, ISL Leaflets on March 7, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
When the Labour administration took control in Liverpool last May people voted against the previous Lib Dem policies. Now we have a Labour led council savagely slashing services and jobs. In order to carry out the cuts the Labour group have cobbled together a coalition of Lib Dems, Liberals and Greens but have not held [...]
50,000 angry protestors march in London
Posted in Britain, ISL Leaflets on November 14, 2010 | 3 Comments »
The mass movement begins as the war continues Unions mobilised students and education workers to support a joint national demonstration in London in protest against the tripling of tuition fees and massive cuts to colleges and university education on Wednesday 10th November. They are also stopping EMA (a grant up to £30 per week) which [...]
APPEAL FOR £1,000 BOOK FUND
Posted in Bill Hunter on May 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Bill Hunter has written three books, many pamphlets and 100s of articles from the 1940s until the 2000s many however are out of print. In order to celebrate a lifetime’s work in defence of the working class in the struggle for the Fourth International we are launching a book fund to publish selections of Bill’s writings. . [...]
