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The London bombings in July shook the capital and
spread fear throughout British society.
PETER TAAFFE assesses the situation in Britain after
the bombings and outlines a programme for the anti-war movement.
After the constitutional stitch-up…
Life under US-British military occupation is a
living hell for most Iraqis. Despite sending over 100,000 troops and
spending over $300bn, US imperialism has failed to defeat the insurgency
or restore vital services to the people. Facing a rising tide of
anti-war opinion at home, the Bush regime is desperately searching for
an exit strategy. It has pushed for the early adoption of a constitution
that is likely to accelerate the slide towards civil war and the
break-up of the country. LYNN WALSH writes.
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Britain’s
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