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	Workers' Revolutionary Party (UK) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The WRP grew out of the faction Gerry Healy and John Lawrence led in the Revolutionary Communist Party which urged that the RCP enter the Labour Party.
		Leaving the Labour Party, the WRP claimed that it was necessary to unconditionally support nationalist groups in various Arabic countries, including Saddam Hussein and Colonel Gaddafi.
		The WRP (Workers Press) suffered a series of further splits and is now a tiny organisation known as the Movement for Socialism.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Workers_Revolutionary_Party_(UK) (1490 words)

	For a New, Revolutionary, Workers’ Party! Why we’re not signing the Socialist Party’s ...
		The Labour Party, while organisationally independent of the capitalists, could never be ‘reclaimed’ by revolutionaries; it has only ever provided a voice for the reformist misleaders of the working class – the labour bureaucracy or ‘labour lieutenants of capital’ as Lenin called them.
		For a workers’ party to be of any use to the working class it must give no political support to any section of the bourgeoisie, no matter how ‘radical’ they may seem.
		The party must be internationalist and it would be necessary to win its members to understand the importance of actively defending the remaining deformed workers’ states – China, Cuba, North Korea and Vietnam – while also recognising the need for workers’ political revolutions to overthrow the bureaucratic regimes in those societies.
	www.bolshevik.org /Leaflets/revolutionaryworkersparty.html (591 words)

	Our program and theirs: Against opportunism, for a revolutionary workers ' party! : NM IMC
		So it is with the Green parties, the first of which was the New Zealand "Values Party," founded by a university economics professor in 1972 who wanted to protect the environment by passing laws to stop economic growth.
		The opportunists support the Green Party in order to "build the movement" which at some later, more opportune time, could be won to socialism and revolution, since their idea of a "movement" is a mailing list and membership dues first, and struggle second.
		Heaven forbid these "revolutionaries" should try to win the workers walking picket lines, protesting racist police and prisons, defending abortion clinics, or marching against the war and for immigrants' rights to a political perspective that draws these everyday struggles to their necessary conclusion: the conquest of state power by the workers.
	newmexico.indymedia.org /news/2006/11/4942.php (1666 words)

	Debate and dicussion: Marxists and the workers’ party \| Workers' Liberty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		As far as I know, the catchphrase “Build the revolutionary party!” or “Build the party!” was first used as a regular slogan, directed at the general public, by French Trotskyists in the mid-1940s.
		Those parties have moved to the right; their leaderships have weakened whatever ties they had with working-class organisation and become even more markedly bureaucratic outfits of professional politicians, relating to the populace through the media; active and lively reformism has been extinguished in favour of passive “lesser-evil” reformism.
		The British Labour Party had its biggest individual membership, and pushed through its biggest reforms, in the years after World War Two when the British economy was reeling from war damage and the loss of much of its empire, and food was rationed.
	www.workersliberty.org /node/1974 (1535 words)

	Workers Power \| WP297
		The party, according to this schema, had to turn in on itself, retreating to propaganda circles amidst a tidal wave of reaction in which“the very concept of Marxism itself was at stake’1.
		Workers Power, seeing the emergence in 2001 of the social forums in Italy that drew in students, trade unionists, campaigning organisations, youth and the unemployed, argued that the movement should seek to build such co-ordinations in Britain, uniting these groups around common action against war, racism and neoliberalism.
		The expulsion from the Labour Party of George Galloway, a reformist with a strong record of opposition to the UK’s blockades and attacks on Iraq, prompted the SWP to form the populist antiwar coalition Respect in the autumn of 2003.
	www.workerspower.com /index.php?id=77,726,0,0,1,0 (3011 words)

	The history of the Revolutionary Workers Party-Philippines (RPM-P)
		The history of the Revolutionary Workers Party-Philippines (RPM-P) The history of the Revolutionary Workers Party-Philippines (RPM-P) Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives and does not presume to validate their accuracy or authenticity nor to release their copyright.
		The Communist Party of the Philippines requires its cadres and members to follow the line of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism and pursues the new democratic revolution in order to lead the broad masses of the people and employ effectively both the armed struggle and the united front to overthrow the enemy.
		The Rebolusyonaryong Partido ng Manggagawa-Philippines (RPM-P)—the Revolutionary Workers' Party-Philippines—is one of the organisations emerging from splits in the Maoist Communist Party of the Philippines in 1993-4.
	www.hartford-hwp.com /archives/54a/index-dg.html (681 words)

	Bolivian Workers Need a Revolutionary Party (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Although the vanguard party would be politically distinct from the mass of workers, its members would participate side by side with their fellow workers in all struggles.
		Had the challenge been put to the workers and peasants union leaders to take power themselves, all their wailing about the lack of a revolutionary party, or even the more amorphous discussion of the “political instrument of the working class” so far, could have been put to the test of practice, not rhetoric.
		Trotsky’s use of the union-based labor party tactic in the U.S., at one time in the 1930’s, was meant to expose in practice the failure of union leaders to stand for the political independence of the working class, and therefore convince workers of the need for a revolutionary party leadership.
	www.lrp-cofi.org /statements/bolivia2005.html (2516 words)

	Puerto Rico General Strike
		Revolutionaries must link the present struggle to the fight against colonialism and all forms of oppression, from the struggle against U.S. military bases and for the freedom of independence fighters to the fight against racism and the oppression of women.
		Revolutionary communists, in contrast, seek in every struggle to prepare the working class for a fight for state power, treating reforms as a by-product of the revolutionary struggle.
		This requires of revolutionaries that they redouble their efforts to forge the revolutionary workers party that is indispensable for the victory of the working class through international socialist revolution.
	www.internationalist.org /prstrike.html (4826 words)

	Organise a founding conference for a unified revolutionary workers' party (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The bourgeois parties that were considered to have popular roots like the Radicals and the Peronists (and their pathetic shadow, Frepaso) over the last decades have presided over the worst decline in the infrastructure in the history of the country.
		A unified revolutionary workers' party would be able to make propaganda and agitate throughout the country with transitional demands aimed at winning workers' power, and for the creation of large, democratic organisations of struggle: coordination committees, and councils (or assemblies) of workers and the masses.
		A workers' and socialist revolution is inconceivable unless the workers, both employed and unemployed, show the way and organise the poor masses of the city and the countryside, the students, small shopkeepers and producers, impoverished farmers, swindled small savers, and the professionals and intellectuals - all those who want a society without hunger and injustice.
	www.pts.org.ar /contenido/ingles271002manifiesto.htm (5795 words)

	Workers Revolutionary Party - 2006 — A GREAT YEAR FOR WORLD REVOLUTION
		In 2005 the French workers rejected the EU constitution, and the working class youth rebelled against mass unemployment and racism, while the trade unions took to the streets fighting the government’s plans to privatise the railways and many other industries and to lengthen the working day.
		In Britain, the Blair Labour government and the employers are determined to push ahead with their privatisation programme for the NHS and education, having tripled students’ tuition fees, and the privatisation of the Royal Mail.
		It is this revolutionary essence that dominates the situation, creating the conditions for the removal of the reformist trade union bureaucracy and its replacement by a revolutionary leadership.
	www.wrp.org.uk /news/703 (1559 words)

	Statutes of the Revolutionary Workers Party: 5th Congress of the PRT (Argentina1973)
		A party activist is a person who is devoted in mind and body to the revolutionary struggle, and whose central daily activity is to build the party, armed struggle, and to take other steps toward the Revolution.
		A party sympathizer is any compañero who faithfully upholds the party line in his workplace, makes a regular financial contribution, and collaborates with the organization although not attending meetings, does consistent party work in one of the branches of the party.
		It is the obligation of each party member to struggle to build the Revolutionary Army of the People and be attentive to consolidating the leading role of the party within it through constant political education and maintaining the complete dominance of proletarian ideology.
	www.marxists.org /history/etol/document/argentina/prt/09.htm (2403 words)

	The party & the national question
		I say it can be because much depends on how the workers who are part of the oppressing nation understand their interests and responsibilities in relation to the struggle of the nationally oppressed.
		“[Some] say that each nation within the confines of the U.S. should build their own Party and that since the workers of the oppressing nation and the workers of the oppressed nation have different problems arising from the nature of the oppression, it is impossible, at least for now, to have a single united Party.
		This conference has been a milestone for us because it represents the development of an honest dialog with serious leaders from organizations of the oppressed, many of them Marxists, on a wide variety of subjects having to do with where the struggle is at today and what needs to be done.
	www.workers.org /2006/us/dgriswold-0525 (1060 words)

	Workers World April 2, 1998: Richard Becker at Sam Marcy Tribute
		That didn’t mean that all party members spent full time as party activists; most party members have to work, both for financial reasons and to be among the workers.
		In the other socialist parties of that time, the leaders were typically professors, lawyers, ministers—more privileged elements, almost always white men—who might only be seen at the weekly meeting, where they would make their speeches and be on their way.
		It was the basis of the bond between the party and the masses that made the victory of the revolution possible.
	www.workers.org /marcy/cd/samtrib/rbecker.htm (424 words)

	New Workers' Party
		The Revolutionary Workers Party-Philippines is the largest regroupment since the explosion of the Communist Party of the Philippines in 1992-3.
		Party groups were working in isolation, but, as we entered the pre-party phase and finally founded the new party, we realised that we had all been undergoing the same process.
		Many of the other groups which split from the Communist Party are still at the pre-party stage, or confined to one particular region of the country.
	www.hartford-hwp.com /archives/54a/195.html (2220 words)

	No to Bush, Kerry, Nader: For a Workers Party
		That we need a workers party, a party that represents the working class as opposed to all the bourgeois parties, which represent the interests of the ruling class.
		The workers’ party must never be the tagtail of any bourgeois party; it must be independent and have its own policy.” This was in a speech he made to the First International, the International Workingmen’s Association, in September 1871.
		At certain times a revolutionary party may put forward candidates, not for the purpose of taking office – as Aubeen said, you can’t vote exploitation out of office – but as another means of presenting its own program.
	www.internationalist.org /revo2warelections1004.html (3770 words)

	League for the Revolutionary Party Transit Workers
		Our goal is to build an international revolutionary party to lead working class struggles with the aim of building a struggle against the whole capitalist system.
		We need to build a revolutionary party leadership to carry out struggles in every arena -- the struggle of the unions, the fight against police brutality and other racist attacks, the struggle against cutbacks in health care and education and the like.
		Revolutionaries unite in struggle with our fellow workers at every opportunity to show how the working class not only can win immediate victories, but has the power to overthrow capitalism for good.
	www.lrp-cofi.org /TWU100/index.html (333 words)

	Duncan Hallas: Cult comes a cropper (1985)
		The WRP’s forerunner emerged from the disintegrating British Trotskyist organisation in 1947.
		The argument about the Labour Party went like this: it is the traditional mass organisation of the working class and “when the crisis comes” the workers will flood into the wards “demanding solutions”.
		The WRP has visibly declined in the last decade and is now scarcely of even marginal significance.
	www.marxists.org /archive/hallas/works/1985/12/cult.htm (1005 words)

	Workers party
		WORKERS PARTY YOUTH is comprised of young workers and students throughout Ireland interested in securing the future on our terms.
		Ireland has the youngest population in Europe, and Workers Party Youth aims at uniting all the young people of Ireland behind revolutionary socialist policies aimed at ensuring decent education, proper job training, full employment, and a society where young people will be able to fulfill their potential.
		WORKERS PARTY YOUTH says 'YES' to a society where all young people have the chance of good integrated comprehensive education, proper training and full employment.
	www.workers-party.org /wpyouth.htm (374 words)

	Communism Research Wiki: Socialist Equality Party (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Led by Tim Wohlforth, the Workers League was a split from the Socialist Workers Party (SWP), one of two to develop around SWP evaluations of the Cuban Revolution.
		By the mid-1970s, the Socialist Labor League / Workers Revolutionary Party and the United States' Socialist Workers Party were enemies.
		As the Workers Revolutionary Party's American affiliate, the Workers League attacked the SWP at every opportunity, claiming that SWP leader Joe Hansen had helped kill Trotsky in 1940 and that many of the SWP's leadership were CIA agents, including national secretary Jack Barnes.
	www.yardley.ca /cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Socialist_Equality_Party (267 words)

	Workers Revolutionary Party
		THE News Line editorial board sends its revolutionary greetings for the New Year of 2007 to the working class and youth of the world, particularly to the embattled masses of Iraq, Palestine and the Lebanon.
		The Middle East with its major and strategic oil resources was the central battle ground of the year 2006 between the imperialist powers and the working class of the world.
		Six bodies were recovered from the sea on Wednesday evening after a helicopter carrying offshore gas rig workers crashed off Morecambe Bay in Lancashire.
	www.wrp.org.uk (625 words)

	Revolutionary Workers Party
		Revolutionary Workers Party is a revolutionary marxist organisation founded in 1990.
		It had been called the Committee For Workers Democracy And World Socialism till 1999.
		The central organ of the party is formed by the newspaper "Workers Democrasy" and the web-site www.revkom.com.
	www.revkom.com /rrp_eng.htm (69 words)

	Dispatches -- Report from the People's War in Nepal
		On February 13, 1996, coordinated armed raids and attacks involving thousands of men and women opened a new and glorious chapter in the history of Nepal.
		Under the leadership of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist), the masses launched a new People's War, aimed at sweeping away imperialism, feudalism and bureaucrat capitalism.
		RW reporter Li Onesto visited Nepal for several months in spring 1999 and traveled throughout the country with the people's army, meeting and talking with party leaders, guerrillas, activists in mass organizations and villagers--those waging this genuine Maoist People's War and beginning to exercise new people's power.
	www.rwor.org /s/dispatch-e.htm (500 words)

	Trotskyist Parties and Organizations of the World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Revolutionary Worker's Party (Trotskyist) (Parti Ouvrier Révolutionnaire Trotskiste, POR(T) periodical Lutte Ouvrière, Belgium
		Revolutionary Socialism (Socialismo Revolucionario), Argentina, split from PTS
		Committee for the Construction of the Revolutionary Workers' Party
	www.broadleft.org /trotskyi.htm (806 words)

	AWL day school on the revolutionary party \| Workers' Liberty
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	Baltimore Independent Media Center: Our program and theirs: Against opportunism, for a revolutionary workers' party!
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