Archive for July, 2010
Labor’s death agonies
Posted by John, July 31st, 2010 - under Election 2010, Labor Party, Socialism, Working class.
Comments: 4
As capitalism burns itself out (literally and economically) the liberationist project becomes not only more important but a necessity for our survival as a species.
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Blood on Gates’ hands
Posted by John, July 31st, 2010 - under Afghanistan.
Comments: 1
A headline from today’s Australian: ‘Wikileaks may have blood on its hands already, says Gates.’ What, unlike Gates and Obama?
Election 2010: There is no choice – build a socialist alternative
Posted by John, July 31st, 2010 - under Election 2010, Socialist Alternative.
Comments: 4
I will be talking about the elections at the University of Canberra on Wednesday 18 August at 1 pm in 22 B 25 (ie room 25 on level B of Building 22 above the retro cafe). Election 2010: There is no choice – build a socialist alternative.
Election: Are we there yet? Saturday’s socialist speak out
Posted by John, July 30th, 2010 - under Election 2010, Saturday's socialist speak out.
Comments: 8
Gillard’s gender pay gap
Posted by John, July 29th, 2010 - under Equal pay, Equal wages for equal work, Gender pay gap, Gillard, Julia Gillard.
Comments: none
Evidently Julia Gillard has the interests of working people and retirees at heart. So I ask her to explain her role as Employment and Workplace Relations Minister and Deputy Prime Minister for almost 3 years in addressing the gender pay gap? Under Labor it actually increased to 18.2%. So apart from platitudes, what will Prime Minister […]
The terrible truth about the ‘good war’ in Afghanistan
Posted by John, July 29th, 2010 - under Afghanistan.
Comments: 2
The Coke and Pepsi election
Posted by John, July 28th, 2010 - under Election 2010.
Comments: 8
Greens tack left as Labor continues to the right
Posted by John, July 27th, 2010 - under Julia Gillard, Labor Party, The Greens, The Left.
Comments: 5
I’m for a big Australia
Posted by John, July 26th, 2010 - under Big Australia, Education, Immigration, International students, Population, Racism.
Comments: 4
It’s far easier for the two major parties of capital to rail against immigrants and asylum seekers than to do anything that would actually address the real problems of overcrowding and congestion.
Election 2010: The worm beats two grubs
Posted by John, July 25th, 2010 - under Election 2010.
Comments: 7