This issue was published in the middle of 1996. It marked the beginning of our involvement with the Anti-JSA Campaign (the Job Seekers Allowance). We also continued to publish regular reports of the struggle by the Merseyside Dockers who had been locked out for refusing to cross a picket line. An article in the previous issue, originally entitled "The Death of Anarchism" provoked some correspondence, which we put into this issue along with our reply. Finally, we continued our coverage of the simmering dispute in the post office.
News and analysis from comrades in Edinburgh, detailing the 3 Strikes and You're Out policy, since adopted by many Anti-JSA Groups.
The first of two articles about the Merseyside Dockers - includes details efforts to establish international contacts and solidarity.
The second dockers' article - includes a discussion of the role of the trade unions in the dispute.
An anarchist communist gets mad about our article "The Death of Anarchism".
A second letter on the same subject, but from a different perspective .
We get our bit in on the Spanish debate.
The postal workers dispute.
The letter that started all the correspondence with Class War in Subversion 21 and probably 22 as well.
Discussion with a member of the SPGB on democracy and class struggle.