From: "Dave Riley" ( dhell@ozemail.com.au )
Date: Wed; 3 Jun 1998 13:52:59 +0000
Subject: (MARX) Green Left Weekly UPDATE
Green Left Weekly Issue #320 June 3 1998 Green Left Weekly provides news information opinion and debate from an environmental and left perspective. Featured this week: Free all political prisoners! Free East Timor! In the days since dictator Suharto's resignation the New Order regime in Indonesia has been struggling to keep the people's movement for democracy and justice under control. Demands for freedom for all political prisoners continue to grow and with every advance of the movement in Indonesia the prospects for a free East Timor also grow stronger. COVER STORY Indonesia: free all political prisoners! End ties with the Indonesian dictatorship! FEATURES Uranium companies evade environment controls No toxic dump in Werribee! Bias and the media NEWS Speaking tour: Eyewitness report on Indonesia Miners lose seniority Outrage at NSW police shooting MUA victory in Newcastle Rio Tinto under the microscope Pro-choice vigil a success Victory against Rio Tinto Nuclear tests condemned Hundreds march in support of Jabiluka blockade Teachers stop work in Victoria International Students Solidarity Network launched Qld election and movement building Public works key to jobs say socialists Stop MAI public meeting SCU students' victory over up-front fee ANU staff/student strike Ramos Horta: support a referendum for East Timor Privatisation blackmail Court victory for East Timor protesters Goolengook threatened by illegal logging ISSUES What's behind the rise of One Nation? `Time to get serious about Pauline Hanson' Rally against One Nation planned ATO offers revised agreement Making life harder for the unemployed Young socialists to hold national conference Sorry Day in Canberra Five days of solidarity Students adopt political prisoner GST: a tax on the poor NSW seeks to ban sex for under-16s Lessons of the 1968 revolt INTERNATIONAL NEWS Military assault and riots in Solo PNG: West Papua supporters march FSLN sends greetings to PRD `Zimbabwe's Suharto must go' US links to Indonesia's `disappeared' && Testimony of Andi Arief `We must not be deceived by Habibie's tricks' People's Power Fighting Fund gathers support War against Tamils loses support Great result for Labour Party of Pakistan Letter from the US: Affirmative action and a society that isn't colour blind && Elections to follow Irish peace deal Democratic forces' victory in Hong Kong Killings continue in East Timor Korean workers to extend general strikes UPNG students boycott classes International news briefs CULTURAL DISSENT Highlights of 45th Sydney Film Festival When the political becomes personal The good engineer Left on-line Poem: Capital Burning && Poem: My Dog Tooth Tattoo && Third World debt for beginners Taking on the bovver boys Transcending labels Poem: Maureen && REGULAR FEATURES Chris Kelly cartoon Arguments for socialism: Red and green Loose cannons and ain't i a woman?: A costly compromise Looking Out: The harvest Life of Riley: To whom it may concern On the box Editorial: Free East Timor! Write on: letters to the editor ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GREEN LEFT WEEKLY Australia's leading alternative newsweekly Break the media monopoly: read it buy it write for it sell it. http://www.peg.apc.org/~greenleft greenleft@peg.apc.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Date: Wed; 03 Jun 1998 01:49:58 -0300
From: "Luis Bilbao" ( lbilbao@infovia.com.ar )
Subject: (MARX) Critica de Nuestro Tiempo en la red de Internet
A partir del 29 de mayo (fecha emblematica para los trabajadores de Argentina) Critica de Nuestro Tiempo tiene su pagina en Internet. La direccion es http://www.oocities.org/Athens/Agora/5166/ esta es naturalmente una pagina experimental que sera mejorada con su colaboracion y el empenno de nuestro compannero Omar Galoppo encargado de su disenno y actualizacion. Esperamos por tanto su critica de la critica critica para aproximarnos al instrumento de estudio elaboracion y debate que pretendemos sea nuestra revista. Sus comentarios envielos a lbilbao@infovia.com.ar Gracias por su colaboracion. Salud y revolucion social Luis Bilbao Director
From: "Partido Obrero" ( webmaster@po.org.ar )
Date: Mon; 8 Jun 1998 19:19:51 -0300
Subject: (MARX) IV Internacional
Estimados Companneros Ya esta en linea el ultimo numero de "Prensa Obrera" con parte de los discursos de los diferentes dirigentes de los partidos que convocaron y realizaron el reciente acto del 30 de mayo en Buenos Aires por la refundacion de la IV Internacional. El resto de los discursos apareceran en los proximos numeros. http://po.org.ar/po Cordialmente Raymond Po Administrador del Web del Partido Obrero webmaster@po.org.ar http://www.po.org.ar
From: "Partido Obrero" ( webmaster@po.org.ar )
Date: Mon; 8 Jun 1998 19:32:31 -0300
Subject: (MARX) En defensa del Marxismo - Numero 20
Estimados listeros Ya esta en linea el numero 20 de En defensa del Marxismo en http://po.org.ar/edm El siguiente es el sumario La situacion politica en las visperas del IX Congreso del PO Jorge Altamira La CTA y el MTA deben romper con los partidos patronales Declaracion de Cordoba En las visperas de otro derrumbe Jorge Altamira La crisis capitalista y la politica social de la burguesia Luis Oviedo Megafusiones y globalizacion Norberto Malaj Los origenes del trotskismo en Cuba Rafael Soler Martinez La Independencia de Cuba y el expansionismo norteamericano Hernan Diaz Rebelion en las colonias: Puerto Rico 1898 Rafael Bernabe Hasta el ultimo hombre y la ultima peseta... para salvar la monarquia G. Buster La dictadura del proletariado como un acto de cordura (y una referencia al amor) Pablo Rieznik La vigencia del Manifiesto Jorge Altamira Lutte Ouvriere frente a la liquidacion de la LCR de Francia Reproducido de la revista Lutte de Classes La revolucion inconclusa Boris Kagarlitsky Resenna del libro La revolucion interrumpida de Adolfo Gilly Jose Benco A proposito del libro La Educacion Catolica de Manuel Sanchez Marquez Pablo Heller Acerca de El Cordobazo. Las guerras obreras en Cordoba 1955-1976 de James P. Brenan Eduardo Salas Una revolucion sin sujeto y un sujeto sin revolucion Pablo Rieznik Fundacion del movimiento estudiantil latinoamericano Gabriel Solano Psicoanalisis y Marxismo: Un dialogo imposible? Paola Valderrama Cordialmente Raymond Po Administrador del Web del Partido Obrero webmaster@po.org.ar http://www.po.org.ar
From: "Internationalist Communist Group" ( icgcikg@hotmail.com )
Subject: (MARX) COMMUNISME #47 - "De la liberté"
Date: Tue; 09 Jun 1998 03:42:27 PDT
Le Groupe Communiste Internationaliste lutte pour la constitution du proletariat international en classe et donc en parti mondial pour la destruction du capitalisme c'est-a-dire de cette societe soumise a la dictature du profit qui affame l'homme et detruit la nature. Cela implique la destruction du travail salarie de la marchandise des classes sociales des armees des prisons des frontieres nationales bref de tout type d'Etat... Notre objectif est comme pour tous les revolutionnaires du passe la constitution d'une communaute humaine mondiale sans exploites ni exploiteurs. http://www.oocities.org/Paris/6368/ http://www.oocities.org/Paris/6368/indexfr.htm Notre dernier numero en francais: Communisme #47 (Mai 1998) est disponible sur: http://www.oocities.org/Paris/LeftBank/9068/ Voici le sommaire: * De la liberte ("La liberte c'est l'esclavage salarie!") * A propos de l'Etat libre preche par la social-democratie * L'esclavage aujourd'hui une forme subsidiaire du mode de production capitaliste Une telle revue ne peut remplir pleinement sa teche de guide d'organisateur de l'action communiste sans la participation active de ses lecteurs et sympathisants. Toute contribution materielle theorique critique nous est une aide dans la construction d'un reel outil de lutte revolutionnaire. Utilise ces materiaux. Ils ne sont la propriete de personne ils font partie du patrimoine de l'experience accumulee d'une classe qui vit qui lutte pour supprimer sa propre condition de salariee et par la toute classe toute exploitation. Diffuse ces textes discute-les reproduis-les... Si nos positions t'interessent si tu veux en discuter travailler avec nous prends contact avec nous critiques nous. Vive la revolution sociale mondiale!
From: "Dave Riley" ( dhell@ozemail.com.au )
Date: Tue; 16 Jun 1998 20:33:30 +0000
Subject: (MARX) Green Left Weekly Isu # 321
Green Left Weekly Issue #321 June 17 1998 Green Left Weekly provides news information opinion and debate from an environmental and left perspective. Featured this week: >How the Coalition revived Hanson Pauline Hanson's One Nation seems to have taken the major parties by surprise with its sudden rise in Queensland. But Coalition policies many of them backed by the ALP have helped to increase the audience for Hanson's racist scapegoating and right-wing populism. >COVER STORY How the Coalition revived Hanson One Nation shocks major parties For a real opposition to Lib/Lab austerity and Hanson's racism >FEATURES Xanana and PRD leader write to Howard Radicalisation in Indonesia: an eyewitness report ALP Coalition oppose self-determination for East Timor East Timorese protest in Jakarta One-track minds >NEWS Forest agreements `rigged and fraudulent' Strong support for WA nurses' strike Bus drivers take action `Kakadu to Werribee Australia toxic free!' Forest protest at ALP conference Jabiluka: time to act Campaigning against Jabiluka mine mushrooms Workers resist Burnie pulp mill closure ACT government workers prepare campaign CPSU leaders accept ATO deal Meeting hears report from Indonesia NSW public servants launch industrial campaign Gays lesbians protest church exclusion Rally against power sell-off Jobs at risk despite Kennett backdown Goldmine threatens Timbarra wetland Resistance conference fever `Put Hanson Last!' Plans for Students and Sustainability Conference >ISSUES National women's conference begins June 29 Education campaign picking up in Victoria ANU no-cuts campaign continues The battle for the health vote Why the dollar has fallen World's coral reefs in peril Save the Great Barrier Reef! WA's restrictive new abortion laws && >INTERNATIONAL NEWS Letter from the US: US military drive against growing insurgency in Colombia && Nigerian activists arrested Indian communists condemn nuclear tests Pakistan socialists condemn `atomic fanaticism' Austerity hits South Korean workers Ireland: McAliskey: `We want a new negotiation' && Nicaragua's Sandinistas hold second congress Abortion referendum for Portugal Burning the lungs of the earth in Kalimantan && French workers could be World Cup winners The US's men in Jakarta && NZ group demands freedom for political prisoners Five years after Oslo: is there still hope for Palestine? Denmark still divided on the European Union >CULTURAL DISSENT Drama in black and white Local theatre with pride The Last Ship Theatre that doesn't pull any punches Tradition in search of a future Supporting Indonesia's human rights movement Exposing Australia's role in East Timor Defending wild spaces with film Barrie meet David Baffled by the shift >REGULAR FEATURES Chris Kelly cartoon Loose cannons Action updates and ain't i a woman?: Tax discrimination Looking out: Worse than death row Life of Riley: The chickens have come home to roost On the box Editorial: Hands off Kosovo! Write on: letters to the editor ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GREEN LEFT WEEKLY Australia's leading alternative newsweekly Break the media monopoly: read it buy it write for it sell it. http://www.peg.apc.org/~greenleft greenleft@peg.apc.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Subject: (MARX) Where is Blair taking the British Labour Party?
Date: Thu; 18 Jun 98 17:08:07 +0100
From: ( socappeal@easynet.co.uk )
What's New at Socialist Appeal's "In Defence of Marxism" web site June 18th 1998 http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/IDOM.html Where is Blair taking the British Labour Party? http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/nationalgov.html In August 1931 the Labour prime minister Ramsay MacDonald crossed the floor of the Commons with a handful of supporters to join with the Tories and Liberals in forming a National Government. This event was considered one of the greatest betrayals in the history of the Labour Party. More than sixty-five years later voices have once again been raised about the need for a radical realignment of British politics and the formation of some kind of coalition. "If Blair is the Ramsay MacDonald of the Nineties;" warns the Observer he could be getting his National Government in early as well. (24/9/95). Tony Benn has also recently drawn parallells between today and the period of 1929-31 and the formation of the National Government. Rob Sewell analyses the implications. June 1998 World Cup '98 football big business and politics http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/worldcup.html This is supposed to be as the media are forever telling us the people's game our World Cup etc. etc. But we have little or no say in it. We generate the passion but all the officials see are the buckets of cash. The governing bodies of football both national and international are remote out of touch and above all travesties of democracy. So long as big business and the multi-nationals control the game and shape it in their interests this will continue to be the reality of things. The fightback should start now starting with the grassroots supporters groups to ensure that fans have a say in the game alongside the players and coaches and that big business is given the red card. June 1998 Falce Martello New web page of the Italian marxist journal Falce Martello at: http://members.tripod.com/~falcemartello/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you would like to be informed by email of new additions to the In Defence of Marxism web site send us an email to new@socappeal.easynet.co.uk with "subscribe What's new" as the message body. If you want to be removed from this list send a message to the same address with "unsuscribe" as the body of the message. ---------------------------------------------------- Yours in solidarity Socialist Appeal's "In Defence of Marxism" web site socappeal@easynet.co.uk http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/IDOM.html PO Box 2626 London N1 7SQ Britain
From: "Internationalist Communist Group" ( icgcikg@hotmail.com )
Subject: (MARX) Communism #8
Date: 19 Jun 1998
Dear comrades Since today three important texts from our central review in english Communism No. 8 are available on the web site of the ICG at the following addresses: Against the Myth of Democratic Rights and Liberties http://www.oocities.org/Paris/6368/mythdemo.htm Direct Action and Internationalism! http://www.oocities.org/Paris/6368/directac.htm and "Our Class Memory: 'The Beast of Property' by Johann Most" http://www.oocities.org/Paris/6368/most.htm Our reviews can only fully succeed in their task of organising communist action if they have active participation of their readers and sympathisers. Any contribution you make - theoretical critical or practical - will help us to forge a real revolutionary tool. Use this material! It is no one's private property - it is part of the heritage of the accumulated experience of our class. The class that is living struggling and fighting to destroy wage-labour and therefore all classes all exploitation. Use these texts discuss them reproduce them ... If our positions interest you - if you want to discuss them or to work with us - contact us criticise us ... Looking forward to reading you Communist greetings.
The Internationalist Communist Group fights for the constitution of the
international proletariat into class and therefore into World party for
the destruction of capitalism
that is to say this society subjected to
the dictatorship of profit that famishes man and destroys the nature. It
implies the destruction of wage labour
merchandise
social classes
armies
jails
national frontiers
in short all kind of State... Our
objective is
as for all the revolutionaries of the past
the
constitution of a worldwide human community without exploited
neither
exploiters.
http://www.oocities.org/Paris/6368/
From: "Denis COLLIN" ( Denis.Collin@wanadoo.fr )
Subject: (MARX) Le Marxisme Aujourd'hui
Date: Tue; 23 Jun 1998 06:40:38 +0200
Sommaire du nro. 32 de la revue Le Marxisme Aujourd'hui -------------------------------------------------------------------------= Directeur: Pierre Broue - Administration : Sebastien Juy 32 rue Hermel - 75018 Paris Abonement: 4 numeros - 150 F. Tribune: Guerre et Revolution par Pierre Broue Articles et Etudes: -------------------------- -- Le PCF du monolithe a l'archipel par Michel Wattignies -- Cuba: Le pragmatisme ou la mort par Francois Montero -- Le droit au travail par Rene Revol -- Dragons et tigres de papier par Denis Collin -- Toni Negri a l'avant-garde de la justice par Aldo Balleroni -- Bosnie-Herzegonvine: Miroslav Dodik une alternative? par Radoslav Pavlovic -- USA: Defendre Ron Carrey et la direction des mineurs par le "Defenseur du Labor" -- Paroles de chomeurs Idees et debats ---------------------- -- Le Manifeste et la refondation du communisme par Marcos Aurelia Garcia -- Le Manifeste du parti communiste a 150 ans par Denis Collin Lettres / Notes editoriales / Le monde comme il va. Retrouvez les redacteurs de Le Marxisme Aujourd'hui sur http://www.in-situ.org
From: "Partido Obrero" ( webmaster@po.org.ar )
Date: Sun; 21 Jun 1998 17:01:40 -0300
Subject: (MARX) Prensa Obrera
Estimados Companneros Ya estan en linea los numeros 588 y 589 de Prensa Obrera http://po.org.ar/po Se completa la serie de discursos pronunciados en el acto del pasado 30 de mayo en Buenos Aires por la refundacion de la IV Internacional. En estos numeros estan las intervenciones de Rui Costa Pimenta del Partido Causa Operaria de Brasil y de Franco Grisolia del Partido Refundazione Comunista de Italia. Ademas de los articulos sobre la situacion politica argentina hay varias notas sobre la crisis economica mundial sobre la situacion politica en Brasil sobre las huelgas francesas y el mundial de futbol etc. Cordialmente Raymond Po Administrador del Web del Partido Obrero webmaster@po.org.ar http://www.po.org.ar
Subject: (MARX) Big freeze coming for the world economy
Date: Thu; 25 Jun 98 16:04:58 +0100
From: ( socappeal@easynet.co.uk )
What's New at Socialist Appeal's "In Defence of Marxism" web site June 24th 1998 http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/IDOM.html Big freeze coming for the world economy http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/freeze Here's a prediction. The US economy is heading for slump. By the end of this year that reality will start to emerge behind the smoke and mirrors of stock market exuberance and big business bluster. Since 1945 all world slumps have started in the US. This time will be no exception. Europe is just beginning to pick up steam. Its budding boom will be cut off by the frost of the American recession. Japan and Asia are already freezing. Before the millennium is reached the world will be ice. By Michael Roberts. False Dawn: the delusions of global capitalism http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/dawn.html False Dawn by LSE professor John Gray takes us on a world tour of the social devastation being left in capitalism's wake. Fascinating for its factual and statistical data alone it is perhaps Gray's conclusions which make the deepest impression. The free market he argues will cause disaster war ethnic conflict environmental destruction and impoverish millions. Yet throughout a lucid and empirically remarkable work Gray offers no hope proposes no reform and predicts the gloomiest of futures. In essence he argues that the global market economy is fatally flawed and incapable of reform. Book review by Phil Mitchinson. -Russia from revolution to counter-revolution by Ted Grant Ted Grant's book analysing the development of Russian society since 1917 to the current process of capitalist restoration is now fully on-line. You can find it at: http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/russia ----------------------------------------------------------- If you would like to be informed by email of new additions to the In Defence of Marxism web site send us an email to new@socappeal.easynet.co.uk with "subscribe What's new" as the message body. If you want to be removed from this list send a message to the same address with "unsuscribe" as the body of the message. ---------------------------------------------------- Yours in solidarity Socialist Appeal's "In Defence of Marxism" web site socappeal@easynet.co.uk http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/IDOM.html PO Box 2626 London N1 7SQ Britain
From: chris@atomism.demon.co.uk
Subject: (MARX) LLB July 1998
Date: Mon; 29 Jun 1998 16:30:54 GMT
Hi The latest issue of LLB is now on-line at: http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/ It contains the following: *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/editor1.html How not to keep a promise At last year's general election Labour pledged to put an end to poverty pay. Now it proposes to introduce a minimum wage for workers over 21 years of age of £3.60 an hour. By the time it comes on stream next April it will be worth £3.45 at today's prices. It is likely to be frozen at that level until after the next general election. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/editor2.html Racism and resistance The acquittal of the Campsfield Nine and the tide of revelations flowing from the Stephen Lawrence inquiry have shed a harsh light on the barbarous mechanics of racism in Britain today. *** News and views http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/news1.html Reclaim the Labour Party Liz Davies and Christine Shawcroft candidates for Labour's NEC Constituency Section *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/news2.html Your chance to send a message to our Labour Government Jenny Fisher Poplar and Canning Town CLP *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/news3.html Minimum wage minimum commitment Helen Weatherley bends the Government's ear on Labour's proposals on the minimum wage. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/news4.html Awash with profit New Labour New Privatisation -- Blair and Brown's love-in with the corporate sector continues. But as Mark Ridgeley reports it's the consumer who will foot the bill. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/news5.html Hospital chiefs plan beds massacre John Lister London Health Emergency *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/news6.html Pensioners of tomorrow need to struggle today Christine Shawcroft candidate for Labour's NEC reveals the holes in the Government's strategy for providing security in retirement. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/news7.html Rising East Chris Knight (Chair Barking NATFHE) reports on the recent occupation at the University of East London. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/lp1.html No delay for the GLA! The sooner the elections are held for the new London Authority the better argues Ken Livingstone MP. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/lp2.html A day out in Millbank Towers Rebecca Bowers a Parliamentary Assistant to a Blairite Labour MP gives a worker's eye view on efforts to mobilise research staff to help clone the model New Labour MP. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/lp3.html Better late than never John Stewart reports from the London Labour Party Conference. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/lp4.html Passed at GLLP Conference Selecting candidates for Mayor and Assembly *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/lp5.html Save Twiggy *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/lp6.html National Policy Forum Elections *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/tu1.html We want £4.61! UNISON annual conference showed the union to be in a fighting mood. Tony Dale Manchester UNISON reports. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/tu2.html MSF demand £6 NMW! *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/tu3.html Islington sacks strikers *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/tu4.html Firefighters winning in Essex *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/tu5.html Tube strike bites hard An RMT activist reports on the Tube strike. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/tu6.html Stitched up! John McIlroy looks at how the trade unions have responded to Labour's Rights at Work and minimum wage packages. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/tu7.html Leading with the left The Geoff Martin Column *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/int1.html EMU and the ghost of Thatcher Bernie Moss author of The Single European Currency in National Perpective responds to last months' article from the Guardian's Europe correspondent John Palmer. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/int2.html The price of the Euro-ticket Italian journalist Orsola Casagrande reports on the Cardiff counter-summit's challenge to Euro-leaders. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/int3.html Nigerian union leaders released Sean Coyne reports on the mass movement gathering momentum following the death of Sani Abacha. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/int4.html The battle begins! Brian Campbell editor of An Phoblacht/Republican News looks forward to a new phase in Irish history. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/int5.html The Blairisation of Germany Germany faces a federal election later this year. David Pope interviewed Pit Wurher foreign editor of Swiss-based journal Die Wochenzeitung. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/int6.html What's left of the Sandinista Revolution? As the Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign celebrates its 20th anniversary there's little of the optimism that accompanied the 1979 Revolution. As new scandals break around the FSLN leadership Mike Phipps asks what remains of their achievement. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/int7.html Breaking the jingoistic consensus John Pinto of the Alliance Against Communalism and for Democracy in South Asia gives a personal view on the likely fall out from India's nuclear tests. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/int8.html Mugabe must go Sean Coyne reports from Zimbabwe. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/int9.html Forward to Market Leninism? Michael Hindley Labour MEP for Lancashire South assesses the state of China today. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/sport1.html World Cup -- no escape from politics Cathy Jamieson Candidate for NEC *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/sport2.html Loony Left football tournament John Stewart midfield magician reports. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/rac1.html Abdul Kadir must stay! http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/rac2.html Free the Campsfield Five! Sue Lukes Islington North CLP calls the Home Office to account for the detention system that created the Campsfield riot last year and the trial that ended on 17th June. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/rev1.html Prawn cocktails or pink Thatcherites? John Stewart reviews Prawn Cocktail Party: The Hidden Power behind New Labour by Robin Ramsey. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/rev2.html What's left? Not much! Mike Phipps reviews What's left by David Powell. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/rev3.html Colonialism debasement destruction Seamas Keenan reviews The Catastrophist by Ronan Bennett. *** http://www.llb.labournet.org.uk/1998/july/letters.html Correspondence *** Chris chris@atomism.demon.co.uk http://www.atomism.demon.co.uk/