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The March for Social Justice in London, supporting the Liverpool Dockers, saw another explosion of violence against the police. In opposition to…

Originally a pamphlet written by a comrade who resigned from Wales Against the JSA. It chronicles the rise of the left in WAJSA and the consequent decline of that campaign. From Subversion #22 (1997)

Letter received, addressing JSA workers and challenging their reasons for implementing the JSA. From Subversion #22 (1997)

The article in Subversion #21, Green Communism, provoked a flurry of correspondence. Much of it attacked from a primitivist viewpoint. Here are two of the letters for publication. One was from Green Anarchist, the second was from ”JW”. Then, of course, comes Our Reply. From Subversion #22 (1997)

A blog detailing the abuse suffered by reporters at the Daily Mail was quickly removed this week when it was picked up on by the Guardian and a number of media-watching blogs. Reproduced here are the missing blog posts detailing life in the newsroom under conservative tyrant Paul Dacre.

Second part of a discussion begun in Subversion # 21 about the type of work revolutionaries should do. From Subversion #22 (1997)

As Subversion #20 was produced, postal workers in Britain were in the middle of a long running dispute with the state. This article helped…

A reply to the Brighton article by a member of Subversion who was active in the Manchester Anti-JSA group. From Subversion #20 (1996)

Brighton Autonomists' letter, critical of an article from Subversion #18. From Subversion #20 (1996)

The same correspondents report of events of the weekend of 28 - 30th September 1996, which saw Reclaim the Streets activists going to Liverpool to support the dockers. From Subversion #20 (1996)

Article written by a communist in Liverpool active in supporting the Merseyside Dockers in their struggle against the MDHC in 1995.

libcom's guide to further reading around the UK general strike of 1926.