Utterly Shameful Stand of
Gordon Brown on Israel
On the eve of the 60th anniversary of
the Nakba, the catastrophe that
befell the Palestinian people with the creation of the Zionist state of Israel,
Gordon Brown delivered a speech in which he spoke of how honoured and
privileged he was to join with others “at the celebration of one of the
greatest achievements of the 20th century”.
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Unite to Turn the Situation
Around!
The demonstrations celebrating May Day,
up and down the country, on May 1-5, represented the spirit and determination
of the working class affirming its international day of unity and struggle.
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Celebrating May Day and the Pride and
Dignity of the Workers
London May 1st - Newcastle-upon Tyne May
3rd ...more
May Day 2008 – International Day of
Working Class Unity and Struggle:
Only the Working Class Can Save the
Day!
May First Call of the Revolutionary Communist Party of
Britain (Marxist-Leninist)
The Revolutionary Communist Party of
Britain (Marxist-Leninist) on the occasion of May Day 2008 – the
international day of working class unity and struggle – greets all the
workers across England, Scotland and Wales who are fighting for their rights
and to lift society out of the crisis. We greet the workers all over the world
fighting against imperialist interference and aggression and in defence of
their right to be and to chart their own course.
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Brown’s "Global
Society" Is Unconscionable
On April 18, during his trip to the US,
Gordon Brown delivered a keynote speech on foreign policy at the John F Kennedy
Presidential Library and Museum in Boston. The speech was billed in some
quarters as an attempt to lay to rest Tony Blair’s spurious justifications
for military intervention expressed in a speech in Chicago in 1999, as the big
powers of NATO bombed and invaded Yugoslavia. But it could not be said that
Brown turned his back on intervention, military or otherwise in Boston, quite
the contrary, his speech was a demand for increased global intervention,
"hard-headed internationalism" (an echo of "hard power"!)
in order that Britain and the other big powers might manage the consequences of
neo-liberal globalisation in the conditions of the 21st century. ...more
Britain Must End Its Interference in
Zimbabwe!
Gordon Brown spoke at the UN Security
Council meeting yesterday, April 16, held to discuss peace and security in
Africa and strengthening ties between the UN and the African Union. He used the
occasion to encourage further interference in Zimbabwe’s internal
affairs. ...more
Full Support for the Palestinian
Resistance!
In this year of the 60th anniversary of
the Nakba for the Palestinian people, WDIE reiterates its full support for the
right to be of the Palestinian people, affirmed by resistance and struggle
against all the attempts by the Israeli state and its big-power backers, headed
by US imperialism and supported by the British government, to crush that right
to be. ...more
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