Socialist Review - Issue 15
sr15.jpg The anti-war movement didn’t oppose the war on Iraq because we thought the US would lose. Neither did we expect the protest movement to somehow “convince” Bush, Blair and Howard not to go to war. And the reasons for opposing the war didn’t change once it had started. In fact, every reason for standing up against the war has been proven correct by the US victory – from the fact that there are still no signs of “weapons of mass destruction,” to the growing Iraqi resistance to the US occupation.
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1 It was right to protest
2 Time for a new fees fightback
3 Labour and the war
4 A colony by any other name
5 Clampdown on protest movement
6 The role of the police
7 The limits of US power
8 The 1918 German Revolution
9 Israel: From dream to deathtrap
10 Red Words