Monthly Archives: March 2011

BA vote shows cabin crew remain determined UNITE 28 March 2011 British Airways cabin crew, who are members of Unite the union, have voted to back strike action at the airline. Of the just under 10,000 crew polled, some 83 … Continue reading →

Condemn the Armed Intervention in Libya! Joint Statement of the New Communist Party of Britain and the Revolutionary Communist Party of Britain (Marxist-Leninist) March 26, 2011 Our two parties call on the working class and people to condemn the British … Continue reading →

There Is An Alternative! All Together in Defence of the Rights of All! Revolutionary Communist Party of Britain (Marxist-Leninist) The Coalition government claims that there is no alternative to reducing the deficit by cutting investments in social programmes. Tens upon … Continue reading →

Unfitness of capitalism to rule. Instability and crisis characterises the rule of capitalism today and beckons its replacement. The organisation (or disorganisation) of the capitalist system on a world scale has not been able to cope. An earthquake measuring an … Continue reading →

Arab League Now Distances Itself from the Airstrikes – Sandra L. Smith – A shameless news report from France tells us, “While Western countries had secured the support of some Arab and African countries to justify their intervention against Muammar … Continue reading →

No to International Gangsterism in the Name of “Protecting Civilians!” Support the Call for a Ceasefire! Categorically oppose the UN decision to use “all means necessary” to get rid of the Gaddafi regime and take over Libya by installing a … Continue reading →

Condemn All Acts of War against Libya! No to Military Intervention, No to the Use of Force! The UN Security Council resolution presented by Britain, France, the US and Lebanon, passed by a minority vote, is in effect an act … Continue reading →

The Alternative points to the necessity of a mass Communist Party built in the Leninist style. The March 26th demonstration is being organised under the banner of fighting for the “alternative”. The genuine alternative comes from the people, their activities … Continue reading →

TUC. phoney war against government is over, says Brendan Barber. The head of Britain’s trade union movement tomorrow declares the “phoney war over”, promising a barrage of protest against the government’s cuts, ranging from industrial strikes and “peaceful civil disobedience” … Continue reading →

400 construction workers fight lock-out at BP Saltend, Hull messages of support wanted 400 engineering construction workers have been locked out from work since 14 March at BP Saltend near Hull. Arriving for work on Monday, they were told by … Continue reading →