Solidarity 3/158
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Solidarity 3/158, 10 September 2009
Only revolution can end war
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Extracts from an interview with Leon Trotsky by Sybil Vincent, of the London Daily Herald, March 18 1939
Leon Trotsky on World War Two
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Introduction
For the AWL, promoting and fighting for the political independence of the workers’ movement from ruling class ideology is what revolutionary socialism is all about. This is never more true than in times of war and conflict between groups of big capitalist powers.
Whose Robin Hood?
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Mesrine is slick. Very slick. The film looks great, and successfully evokes its time and place (France in the late 1970s).
Book: “Terrorised” on all sides
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“I remember my father trying to describe what the smoke at Auschwitz smelled like ... The closest he got was telling me it was ‘indescribable’ ... That’s exactly what the air in Lower Manhattan smelled like after Sept. 11.”
Feminism: Reclaim the night for whom?
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A number of Reclaim the Night marches against violence against women will take place in the next year. The London march is planned for November.
LGBTQ: Smash the pink pound!
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“We’re here, we’re queer, we can’t afford the beer”… the ticket price, or the time off work… Bank holiday weekend in Manchester, and Pride rolls in to fence off the “village”, colour
Tower Hamlets College: Teachers are not city bankers!
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These cuts fall in line with a tide of xenophobic government reforms around ESOL provision; part of the big fuzzy picture of “integration” that they like to contradict.
Tower Hamlets College: Students show solidarity!
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Jan Ducky was coming to enrol on the Access to Higher Education — social science and humanities. Jan is from the Czech Republic and is currently working as a hospital cleaner part time.
Climate Camp: where now?
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Climate Camp 2009. Location: Blackheath. Target: Global Capitalism.