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14 July 2009

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United, we can beat the violence of the fascists We know what happens when the mask of respectably falls from the face of the fascist British National Party (BNP) and its supporters.

07 July 2009

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Eat anything you like: as long as it’s Nestlé I thought that Socialist Worker readers might be interested to read the following email, which was sent to Nestlé workers from Paul Grimwood, the chief executive of Nestle UK. Unfortunately, it is not a spoof:

30 June 2009

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Class questions over Mass protests in Iran I support the protests in Iran wholeheartedly and I’m very excited by the potential for change. If people have more freedom they will be more able to campaign in the future.

23 June 2009

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Resistance against fascism is on the rise The media seized on the election of Sharon Wilkinson, a fascist British National Party (BNP) member, as a county councillor in Burnley, Lancashire, as evidence of the onward march of the BNP and its consolidation in the town.

16 June 2009

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How festival stoked-up the anti-racist cause Since the recent Love Music Hate Racism festival in Stoke there has been a noticeable change in the mood in the city – a change for the better.

09 June 2009

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02 June 2009

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Expenses are our cash I would like to start by saying that I am no political genius or great activist. I am just an everyday working class mother.

26 May 2009

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Hypocrites, fraudsters, gluttons and thieves The ongoing MPs’ expenses scandal is in essence a reverberation of Labour’s outright capitulation to free market Tory ideology throughout its 18 years of opposition and 12 years of government.

18 May 2009

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Spreading the victory of Visteon workers The victorious occupations at Waterford Glass, Prisme and Visteon, have made real what seemed like a fantasy a few months ago. As the jobs massacre continues, the challenge is to spread what they have achieved.

12 May 2009

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Faslane’s nuclear leaks and madness must end Why, a logical person may ask, would the New Labour government even consider relocating Britain’s entire nuclear arsenal to the Faslane base, 30 miles from Glasgow?

05 May 2009

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Police tactics were first trialled on football fans The tactics being used by the Metropolitan Police on protesters were perfected on and around football terraces. Officers, minus the body armour and with numbers displayed, treated the majority of spectators with contempt.

28 April 2009

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