Scotland: Labour thrown into a crisis
Scottish Labour leader, Johann Lamont, has thrown the party into a crisis following her recent speech that called for an end to the “something for nothing culture” in Scotland.
Scottish Labour leader, Johann Lamont, has thrown the party into a crisis following her recent speech that called for an end to the “something for nothing culture” in Scotland.
The Labour Party conference takes place at a crucial time. Working people are crying out for a lead in a mass movement which can force elections and topple the hated Con-Dem government.
Support for independence for Scotland, ahead of a referdum, is still based on a sizeable minority. However, it is growing and is gaining ground amongst radicalised sections of society feeling the brunt of austerity cuts.
"No sexual abuse! No excuse! No domestic abuse! No excuse!" was one of the chants on the lively and colourful Slutwalk London demonstration on Saturday 22 September.
For a European-wide and international strategy of the trade unions to defend factories, jobs and working conditions
For a 48-hour general strike as next step in fight to kick out government and its policies!
Now name the date!
For class struggle campaigns to unite working people across sectarian lines
New coalition government promises austerity politics – Workers’ will resist!
Another blow to the PP government
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