Last month's demonstrations against the war were truly historic. With two million on the streets of London, and millions more protesting in cities and towns throughout the world, never before have the mass of the world's population come together to give our rulers such a clear and decisive message--no to a war on Iraq.
The next few weeks will see a mixture of bribery and coercion as George Bush and Tony Blair attempt to veil military self aggrandisement in the language of coalition.
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The US, which claims to be going to war against the scourge of biological and chemical weapons, is preparing to use such weapons in the prosecution of that war.
Where do you go when you've brought 2 million onto the streets?
The crisis that has engulfed Blair and New Labour will be exposed in the forthcoming Welsh Assembly elections in May.
'Green Monday', went the Downing Street spin last month as Tony Blair introduced the government's new energy white paper. Unfortunately there was enough hot air in it to power a turbine.
The 15 February protests were historic, but now we must step up the pressure to stop Bush and Blair.
A mass movement's strategy towards the state is vital to its success.
Mike Gonzalez got a taste of people when he visited Argentina recently.
Andy Newman explains the strategic importance of Britain to the US war machine.
