No War but the Class War
No War but the Class War formed in response to the events of September 11 and the launching of the "war on terrorism" but shared a name and some participants with earlier groupings that formed against the Gulf War and Kosovo war.
We won't go to Kosovo - No War But The Class War
A text produced by a participant in the NWBTCW group in London 1999 about the movement of desertion and protest in and around the Yugoslav Army towards the end of the NATO bombardment.
The movement of draft refusal and desertion in Kruševac, Aleksandrovac, Prokuplje, Raška…. May 1999 - a chronology of events
Introduction
Reduction of fire hazard: in the event of firefighter strike or war against Iraq - No War But The Class War
A public-service announcement from Her Majesty's No War But The Class War Office on how to respond to a strike of firefighters or the outbreak of war against Iraq.
A guide for employees, passengers and residents
Her Majesty’s No War But The Class War Office
NWBTCW/FP/7/A
The Fire-fighters - No War But The Class War
No War But The Class War leaflet produced at the beginning of the 2002-2003 firefighter's strike.
The fire-fighters are fighting for a 40% pay increase, from £21,00 to £30,000 per year. The ballot was 9 to 1 in favour of strike action, with an 84 % turnout. The Northern Ireland ballot was 97 % in favour of strike action. "This is the biggest national vote, in any union, for strike action since the trade union balloting laws were put in place" [FBU].
Against war and capitalism - No War But The Class War
Leaflet from November 2001 analysing the movement against the war in Afghanistan.
The civilian death toll mounts in Afghanistan, to be added to the thousands who died in New York. The refugee crisis grows daily, with millions more facing starvation. Ground troops are sent in and we are warned to expect a long drawn out bloody conflict. War certainly lays bare the horrors of capitalism.
Anti-War Demonstrations
Against capitalist war, against capitalist 'peace' - No War But The Class War
Leaflet produced following the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan
War
As the bombs fall on Afghanistan, we are told there are only two sides: the side of Western civilisation vs. terrorism, or the side of faith vs. infidels. But we refuse to take sides with those who pose such false oppositions. Our perspective is proletarian; the only side we take is that of the working class and the dispossessed of the world.
IDEIGLENES MEGJEGYZÉSEK A PALESZTIN SZITUÁCIORÓL ÉS MÉG TOVÁBB - No War But The Class War
Egy periódikusan jelentkezõ háború, a szórványos terrorizmus, és az állandó elnyomás által jelzett térségben, Palesztinának és az azt körülvevõ területek helyzetének egyik legjelentõsebb jellemvonása olyan események sora, amelyek a palesztin proletariátus semlegesítéséhez vezettek. Ennek a folyamatnak a fõ mérföldkövei a következõk.
Кое-какие размышления о ситуации в Палестине и вокруг неё - No War But The Class War
В регионе отмеченном непрерывной войной, спорадическими вспышками терроризма и постоянными репрессиями, одним из основных характерных признаков сложившейся ситуации стала серия событий в Палестине и на окружающих территориях, в результате которых произошла нейтрализация палестинского пролетариата. Основными ключевыми моментами были следующие.
PROZATÍMNÍ POZNÁMKY O SITUACI V PALESTINĚ A V ŠIRŠÍM OHLEDU - No War But The Class War
PROZATÍMNÍ POZNÁMKY O SITUACI V PALESTINĚ A V ŠIRŠÍM OHLEDU
(sepsáno některými lidmi, kteří se scházejí a diskutují v rámci 'No War But The Class War')
Preliminary notes on the situation in Palestine and further abroad - No War But The Class War
Leaflet from 2002, looking at the Palestinian and Afghan conflicts through the lens of the changing development of capitalism in those regions.
In a region marked by intermittent war, sporadic terrorism and permanent repression, one of the most significant features of the situation in Palestine and the surrounding territories has been the series of events that have resulted in the neutralising of the Palestinian proletariat. The major milestones in this process are as follows.
The story of this group (in its various incarnations) - No War But The Class War
Following the re-formation of the No War But The Class War group shortly after September 11, 2001, members of the group look at its history and limitations.
In September 1990, US, British and other forces were mobilising in the Gulf following the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait and full scale war was imminent. At Conway Hall in London's Red Lion Square a meeting was held on Sunday 2 September "to organise a plan of action... to counteract the blatant warmongering and racism that is going on".
