What The Parliamentary Enquiry Really Said About George Galloway's Links With The Saddam Hussein Regime
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By Martin Thomas
Iraq
Police ban Iraq demonstration
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Police have banned a demonstration on Iraq scheduled by the Stop The War Coalition for 8 October.
The US in Iraq: holding on until 2009
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The stated purpose of the USA’s troop “surge” in Iraq which started early this year was to damp down the country’s conflicts enough that the current US-friendly Iraqi government (or, maybe, a
Deportations to Iraq continue
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The International Federation of Iraqi Refugees has issued the following appeal.
Defend Iraqi unions!
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AusIraq, in Australia, has put out a petition supporting the Iraqi oil unions now under attack from the Iraqi government. Download an adapted version here; please circulate it and seek signatures.
Home Office Deports Iraqi Asylum Seekers back to War and Cholera in Northern Iraq!
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The International Federation of Iraqi Refugees has issued the following appeal.
Why Did The Weekly Worker Group ("CPGB") Chicken Out Of Debating AWL On Iraq?
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By Paul Hampton
The CPGB, those pretentious squirrels of left-wing tittle-tattle, outdid themselves by chickening out of a debate with the AWL over Iraq.
Chris Bambery’s Marxism lies a-mouldering in the grave
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Sacha Ismail on the Socialist Workers Party pamphlet Iraq: why the troops must get out now by Chris Bambery
US Congress votes to withdraw troops
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By Martin Thomas
For the first time since the US/UK invasion of Iraq in 2003, US withdrawal from the country looks like a short-term prospect.
On 12 July the US House of Representatives voted to set a deadline of April 2008 for the withdrawal of almost all American troops from Iraq. The next day two senior Republican Senators, John Warner and Richard Lugar, tabled a bill that would reduce the role of American forces in Iraq to the protection of Iraq’s borders and of American bases.
Questions and answers on Iraq — why AWL is mistaken
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By Daniel Randall
Throughout the course of the debate leading up to AWL's 2007 AGM, and the debate at the AGM itself, it became obvious that many AWL members did not have a clear understanding of what those of us who held a minority position on Iraq were really advocating.