They can't be still, surely?The biggest left wing group outside the Labour Party? Yes.
Who else Is there? It's either them or the SP.They can't be still, surely?
Did you hear this from the SWP though?Especially since pretty much every other left wing group has joined Labour now.
When the WRP and then Militant collapsed, there was at least somewhere else sizeable to go to, an alternative group that could pick up the baton, that was still on campus. Not true now, so they have hung on, and even, according to one thing I read or heard somewhere, have risen like a phoenix this year.
The biggest left wing group outside the Labour Party? Yes.
Actually, I was surprised to see a stall manned by youngish women at the tory conference protest...Especially since pretty much every other left wing group has joined Labour now.
When the WRP and then Militant collapsed, there was at least somewhere else sizeable to go to, an alternative group that could pick up the baton, that was still on campus. Not true now, so they have hung on, and even, according to one thing I read or heard somewhere, have risen like a phoenix this year.
it cant be too far off the size of Marxism these days. But it isn't an organisation....Surely The Anarchist Bookfair has now taken on that mantle?
it cant be too far off the size of Marxism these days. But it isn't an organisation....
I never agreed that the Delta case would be the end of them, but can't say I have noticed much of a surge.Of course!
I do see some element of truth to it tho, a couple of recruits on campus, a SWSS group that isn't run by people over 50...
RS21 appear to be doing quite well?
They appear to maturing as an organisation and hopefully in the next year or so developing into a reputable political group. There recent magazine shows this positive development and i'm sure there are just as many activists turning out to events that are closer to getting their first homes than collecting their pensions.
Quite recently in Oxford they organised events where two to three hundred people turned out such as Rhodes Must Fall of which I saw quite a few faces today going to get tickets on the same subject at Oxford Union so they appear to be holding on to members and supporters . From what I've heard this is similar in many other areas such as London and Manchester where they have held both people and power base !
Hopefully this is signalling a new kind of politics that will out mode and out manoeuvre the old Trot Hacks such a those in the SWP for a new kind of politics ! (Not slagging off all Trotskyist groups apologies for not making this clearer )
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SWPer with a nose brace spotted tipping over SP tables at the health workers demo. An isolated incident, but reports say that no SWPers stopped him or yelled at him.
I got a computer generated letter from the swp before xmas requesting paper money...I ain't been a member for 6 years or so...so their membership records ain't worth shit
SWPer with a nose brace spotted tipping over SP tables at the health workers demo. An isolated incident, but reports say that no SWPers stopped him or yelled at him.
why, how many parties has stephen jolly resigned from?Oh dear, this really does like an endemic problem in Leninist organisations:
Stephen Jolly leads mass resignation from Socialist Party over allegations of abuse cover-up
before we continue could you outline the links between the australian socialist party and the uk party of the same name.Oh dear, this really does like an endemic problem in Leninist organisations:
Stephen Jolly leads mass resignation from Socialist Party over allegations of abuse cover-up
Sister parties - SP in Australia is from the Committee for a Workers International, set up by SP here.before we continue could you outline the links between the australian socialist party and the uk party of the same name.
and how many parties are affiliated to this cwi? e2a: seems to be at least 35. so saying that abuse cover-ups endemic within these parties appears a bold statement i would like to see you substantiate.Sister parties - SP in Australia is from the Committee for a Workers International, set up by SP here.
It's not entirely clear from their website how many sections they currently have. A recent meeting had "70 representatives" of various sections, but not clear how these are distributed. I think they have some quite significant sections, but others are two men and a dog:and how many parties are affiliated to this cwi? e2a: seems to be at least 35. so saying that abuse cover-ups endemic within these parties appears a bold statement i would like to see you substantiate.