Liverpool Social Struggles Newswire Archive

05-05-2012 12:01 | 1 comment

Say No to P&O

Cruises are due to start and finish from the Pier Head as of June. This means that P&O cruises will be originating from Liverpool while paying only 75p per hour to most staff.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/may/04/ian-jack-cruise-ship-pay?INTCMP=SRCH
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01-05-2012 08:02

Stand off in Santa Cruze ends with arrests

Stand off in Santa Cruze ends with arrests Read more >>

17-03-2012 12:56

Prison Was Created For The Poor pdf

Leeds ABC have released our pamphlet PRISON WAS CREATED FOR THE POOR as a PDF file (downloadable from the Leeds ABC website at www.leedsabc.org). Read more >>

15-03-2012 12:14

On the Frontline with the Mayr-Melnhof Night-Pickets

And the Night was not Unruly ......
Night Pickets at the Mayr-Melnhof Packaging plant in Bootle, Merseside. Read more >>

08-03-2012 13:35

Smash the Council, Blockade the Town Hall!

Town Halls across the UK are now —where they ever anything else?— fronts for the implementation of control, subservience, atomisation, under the guise of austerity —a watch-tower over the “Proles” Read more >>

19-02-2012 19:58 | 1 comment

European Liberals – 2 Shameful Videos, Just to Remember

THESE SO CALLED “PACIFISTS” HAVE PUSHED AND SUPPORTED THE MEDIA CAMPAIGN OF PROPAGANDA FOR THE AGGRESSION AGAINST LIBYA, AND THEY ARE GUILTY EXACTLY AS THE NATO AND ITS MERCENARIES WHO DEVASTATED THE JAMAHIRIYA.

SHAME ON “STOP THE WAR COALITION” AND SHAME ON BRITISH “SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY“ AND ALL NATO-PUPPETS, OF EVERY COLOR.
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28-01-2012 14:39 | 8 comments

Daisy lane eviction,north wales

With evictions up and down the country we can see a clear pattern of ethnic cleansing in action, excluded from society and looked upon as second rate citizens,the caravan act of 1968 to provide camp sites is no longer in force councils do not have to comply, so folk buy there own land ,but planning applications are often refused. Read more >>

25-01-2012 12:43

Tinlings Ltd make eviction threats against Occupy Liverpool

Eviction threats against Occupy Liverpool. Read more >>

09-12-2011 17:41

The Unilever Strike and the Case for Classwide Solidarity

More than two and a half thousand UK-based Unilever staff took strike action today, in protest at the company's plans to attack their pension scheme. But the very fact that such attacks are taking place in the private sector as well as the public sector raises the case for classwide solidarity, and an end to union-imposed isolation. Read more >>

05-12-2011 00:35 | 2 comments

The movement of the etcetera

“As a social forum, a thousand things happen at the same time and this is how thing flow. The square is beginning to fill up. Having a thousand things and a thousand different ways is a path towards no turning back!” Rodrigo Bertame at Occupy Rio. Read more >>

22-11-2011 18:17

Brazil: I have a dream…

But the best part of the dream was that the President commanded down the interest on the public debt to zero, and with it this year alone, remained over two hundred and fifty billion to invest in development, infrastructure, health, education, security and everything else even paying more than five hundred billion of other charges of the same debt. Read more >>

22-10-2011 20:09

More Public Subsidy for Peel Holdings

Liverpool City Council (Labour controlled) has announced it will pay 5 million to allow Peel to have a Turnaround terminal.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-14842615 Read more >>

19-09-2011 15:03

Communique from the Buenos Aires Support Network for Freddy, Marcelo, and Juan

We never forget our imprisoned comrades. We don’t mystify our respect for them but neither are we indifferent to their everyday experience. Solidarity is not, as has been demonstrated on several occasions, just a beautiful word or a slogan, but a practice inseparable from our struggle. This can be expressed in many diverse ways, and there are moments when an idea takes shape with forcefulness and continuity. Given the delicate situation (in court and in prison) that faces our comrades Juan Aliste Vega, Marcelo Villarroel Sepúlveda, and Freddy Fuentevilla Saa, who are currently held captive in prisons of the Chilean state, several individuals from Buenos Aires have decided to form a new support network in order to provide updates and disseminate information about their situation, as well as hopefully assisting in their return to the streets. Read more >>