The struggle for a new party after 1997
The long struggle for a new party for Socialism in the 1990s
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Author: Bill Hunter
UNOFFICIAL STRUGGLES & LEADERSHIP ON THE DOCKS 1945 – 1989
UNOFFICIAL STRUGGLES & LEADERSHIP ON THE DOCKS 1945 – 1989 THEY KNEW WHY THEY FOUGHT By BILL HUNTER Please click on the image to see the digital book THEY KNEW WHY THEY FOUGHT A history of dockers’ struggles since the end of the war up to the defeated dock strike of 1989 and the […]
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The Struggle for the Working Day
As Bill Hunter shows here as capitalism developed it always brought more misery and only the class struggle brought improvements, as they faced oppression and exploitation every day. As Marx says, “they are no more moved by the coming degeneration and final disappearance of the human race than they are disturbed by the prospect […]
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Three years after the 1997 general election
From Bill Hunter archives With a general election looming the need for change, as with the 1997 general election against the hated Tory government, remains widespread today. There is a growing desire for a workers’ alternative to Labour, as Starmer shifts Labour further to the right creating a party barely distinguishable from the Tories. An […]
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An Age of Barbarism
Bill Hunter, 2005 This article written in 2005 by Bill Hunter concerns the invasion of Iraq and imperialist terror An Age of Barbarism: that is the true description of the epoch we are living through – the barbarism of a capitalist system in decline and decay. The 19th century began with the viciousness of the […]
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