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http://www3.sympatico.ca/wfmcgee/Brett/1600s/taaffe.htm
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| | Taaffe was born near Boston, Mass., July 28, 1847. | | | He was sitting in the yard at his home, conversing with members of his family, when the attack came. | | | Buried in Maple Hill Cemetery with his wife, Nancy N. Taaffe |
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http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne/obits/submitted/ob820.htm
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| | DBCS Law :: Our Firm :: Attorneys :: Peter Taaffe |
| | Peter received his undergraduate degree from the University of Texas in 1993 and graduated with honors from the University of Houston Law Center. | | | After graduating from law school, Peter served as the senior briefing attorney to U.S. District Court Judge Joe J. Fisher | | | Peter has extensive experience, including first and second chair trial experience, representing both the plaintiff and defendant in federal and state trial courts, appellate courts, and also in arbitration. |
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http://www.dbcslaw.com/firm/attorneys/Peter_Taaffe.htm
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| | A Taaffe Genealogy |
| | Children of WILLIAM TAAFFE and ISMAY BELLEW are: | | | ) He married MARIA TAAFFE, daughter of WILLIAM TAAFFE. | | | Children of LAURENCE TAAFFE and ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN are: |
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http://www3.sympatico.ca/wfmcgee/Brett/1700s/Taaffe_Genealogy.htm
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| | Weekly Worker 358 Thursday November 2 2000 |
| | Answers that absolutely terrify Taaffe and his lieutenants. | | | Taaffe came up with the idea of the mass workers' party, where he could position his sect as the 'Marxist' core, or the 'revolutionary' wing. | | | This is the direct cause of the decline. |
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http://www.cpgb.org.uk/worker/358/hpaterson.html
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| | Scottish Socialist Party fosters nationalist divisions |
| | Labour's shift to the right, epitomised by the ascent of Tony Blair and the party's subsequent renunciation of its constitutional commitment to social ownership of industry, convinced a majority of Militant supporters to abandon work in the party. | | | In 1995 Taaffe wrote a statement declaring his support for the creation of a new "mass socialist party in Britain". | | | This provoked a split with Ted Grant and the assumption of leadership by Peter Taaffe. |
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http://www.wsws.org/polemics/1998/oct1998/ssp-o24.shtml
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| | The RSL (Militant) in the 1960s - a study in passivity |
| | In any case, there would be no fulltime National Secretary, until Taaffe was moved down to London early in 1965, after the brief fusion had broken down. | | | Taaffe was about my age or a little younger, and had been politically active since 1961. | | | eter Taaffe, who was about 23, had become fulltime secretary of the RSL at the beginning of the year, and would travel around the country to chair Grant's meetings. |
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http://archive.workersliberty.org/publications/readings/trots/militant.html
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| | Frontline - Cuba |
| | (1) Cuba: Analysis of the Revolution, Peter Taaffe, 1978. | | | There are, as Peter Taaffe points out, no soviets or their equivalent in Cuba through which the working class can govern and control the state apparatus. | | | It envisaged removing Cuba’s new revolutionary government as early as March 1959. |
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http://www.redflag.org.uk/frontline/one/cuba.html
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| | Socialist View (Summer 04) - Review: Empire Defeated by Peter Taaffe |
| | A second key difference is that during Vietnam the British Labour Prime Minister Wilson, only gave the US verbal support, unlike Blair who actively participated in the war and in the occupation of Iraq. | | | Peter Taaffe explains how in the US it was the working class who suffered as a result of the war. | | | When the American people realised Nixon was still pursuing the war the anti-war movement grew even larger and shook the American ruling class to its foundations. |
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http://www.socialistparty.net/pub/pages/viewspring2004/9.htm
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| | Taaffe, Cuba; Socialism and Democracy (CWI Publications, London, 2000), pp. | | | Taaffe aims to use this book to exhibit his supposed hard "Marxism", counterposing his own definition of Cuba as a "deformed workers' state" in order to demonstrate the dissidents' apostasy. | | | Taaffe concludes: "Thus the DSP, it seems, has been pressed into service by Farooq Tariq to supply him with arguments that would allow him to distance himself from his previous position on Cuba, when he was a member of the CWI... |
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http://www.dsp.org.au/dsp/20000907.htm
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| | Registration of Political Parties Act used to disbar Socialist Party in British elections |
| | In a blatant attack on democratic rights, the Registration of Political Parties Act introduced by the Labour government last November has been used to prevent the Socialist Party from standing in elections under its own name. | | | The decision to disbar the Socialist Party is the Labour government's vindictive response. | | | It has participated in both national and local elections since then. |
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http://www.wsws.org/articles/1999/mar1999/brit-m19.shtml
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| | Socialism Today, issue 40 - The Loyalist psyche |
| | He underlines the analysis made by Marxists in Ireland and in Britain when the current conflict broke out 30 years ago: the majority Protestant population cannot be coerced into a united Ireland. | | | ON A RECENT visit to Northern Ireland, a leading member of the Socialist Party there told me that some of the Loyalist para-military leaders believe that they had carried out successful 'counter-terror' in answer to the IRA's long guerrilla campaign. | | | Their tacit support for these actions was spelt out by the Official Unionist deputy leader, John Taylor, who comments: "The Loyalist paramilitaries achieved something which perhaps the security forces would never have achieved, and that was they were a significant contribution to the IRA finally accepting that they could not win". |
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http://www.socialismtoday.org/40/loyalist40.html
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| | How the Militant was Built – and How it was Destroyed |
| | This was the cement that had kept the Tendency together through the most difficult circumstances. | | | Taaffe by this time had become obsessed with his own importance. | | | Peter was without doubt a capable man, but his abilities were of a purely organisational and agitational character. |
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http://www.marxist.com/Europe/militant40yrs.htm
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| | March 1998: History of the CWI |
| | Later on, through our work at Sussex University, we recruited Peter Hadden who went back to Northern Ireland in the early 1970s, and has played a decisive role in our section in the North and throughout Ireland in this period. | | | It is based on a speech made by Peter Taaffe at a European School of the CWI in July 1997. | | | This paid off in 1972 when two of our comrades, Peter Doyle and Andy Bevan, were sent to the conference of the Social Democratic Youth in Sweden. |
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http://www.slp.at/theorie/hist_cwi.html
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| | Taff Family Genealogy Forum |
| | Re: BOOK ON PETER AND JAMES TAAFE/TAFFE/TAFF - Charlotte Spencer 10/21/01 | | | Re: Peter Taff/Elizabeth Williams - Luaine Myers 4/08/00 | | | Re: Peter Taff/Elizabeth Williams - Luaine Myers 4/09/00 |
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http://genforum.genealogy.com/taff
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| | Encyclopedia: Militant Tendency |
| | Peter Kilfoyle (born 9 June 1946, Liverpool) is a politician in the United Kingdom. | | | Peter Taaffe is a Trotskyist political figure and general secretary of the Socialist Party of England and Wales. | | | Meanwhile in England and Wales the majority of Militant, now led by Peter Taaffe, formed the Socialist Party of England and Wales. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Militant-Tendency
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| | Peter Taaffe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Peter Taaffe is a Trotskyist political figure and general secretary of the Socialist Party of England and Wales. | | | Taaffe is also a member of the International Executive Committee of the Committee for a Workers International (CWI) which has members in 40 countries around the world, a TD (Member of Parliament) in Ireland and councillors in several other countries like Sweden, Germany and the Netherlands. | | | Taaffe joined what was then the Revolutionary Socialist League, led by Ted Grant, in the early 1960s and became the second editor (after Roger Protz) of its publication, Militant when it was launched in 1964. |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Irish Confessors and Martyrs |
| | 1648: Gerald FitzGibbon, cleric, and David Fox, lay brother at Kilmallock, Dominic O'Neaghten, lay brother, Roscommon, Peter Costello, p., sub-prior, Straid, Co. Mayo, all Dominicans; Andrew Hickey, p., O.S.F. -- hanged near Adare. | | | 1588: Peter (or Patrick) Meyler -- executed at Galway; notwithstanding the different places of martyrdom assigned, these two names may be those of the same person, a native of Wexford executed at Galway; | | | 1588: Peter Miller, B.D., Diocese of Ferns -- tortured, hanged, and quartered, 4 October, 1588; |
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| | Peter Taaffe is the general secretary of the Socialist Party of England and Wales. | | | Taaffe is also a member of the International Executive Committee of the Committee for a Workers International (CWI) which has members in 40 countries around the world. | | | He would be having discussion with PSM comrades as well hold interviews, meet Union leaders and political parties leaders. |
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http://www.blogger.com/email-post.g?blogID=9829583&postID=110972051444888957
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| | Shameful dogma: why 'Socialist Party' attacks socialist Cuba Fight Racism! Fight Imperialism! 158 ... |
| | This is because, Taaffe claims, the Cuban revolution was based in the countryside, predominantly on the support of the 'peasantry', and not on the industrial workers in the towns and cities. | | | The new pamphlet Cuba - Socialism and Democracy by Peter Taaffe, one of the leaders of the Socialist Party (ex-Labour Militant) is a tedious and mendacious attempt to rewrite the history of the Cuban revolution to match his own tired and reactionary dogma. | | | This is the dialectic of revolution - something Taaffe, with his mechanistic world view, cannot grasp. |
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| | Peter Taaffe, algemeen secretaris van de Britse Socialist Party, beschrijft hoe Trotski als politiek asielzoeker nergens welkom was. | | | In dit vertaald artikel van Peter Taaffe wordt een bilan opgemaakt van de bijdrage van Trotski aan de ontwikkeling van het marxisme en de linkerzijde. | | | De sociaal-democratische regering van Noorwegen liet Trotski toe tot haar grondgebied in 1935, maar onder druk van de Sovjetunie kwam ook daar vlug een einde aan. |
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| | Militant Labour's Weekend School 1995 |
| | This letter was presented to Peter Taaffe and circulated to all those attending a public weekend school organised by Militant Labour on 1/2 July at the University of London, under the title "The Future is Socialist". | | | Recently Militant Labour, the group formed by the majority of the former Militant tendency that broke from the Labour Party in 1992, published an article by their National Secretary Peter Taaffe in its weekly newspaper Militant re-appraising its attitude to the Labour Party after its ditching of Clause IV. | | | Taaffe concluded his article by calling for the building of a new mass socialist party and declared that "while building our own organisation, we will support all attempts to create a genuine, mass socialist party in Britain." |
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| | Socialist Solidarity Network - Articles |
| | The executive committee was for a long period Taaffe, Walsh and the department heads. | | | Such things reached fiasco point when the YRE national committee had to endure a long afternoon's report from Peter Taaffe on his visit to South Africa. | | | Which poses the question: if he was such a terrible person - why the hell did you "repeatedly" intervene to defend his position?). |
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http://www.socialistsolidarity.com/docs_mil_ph.htm
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| | Lyn Walsh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Later when the Militant split he took the side of Peter Taaffe against the historical leader of the tendency Ted Grant. | | | As such he was expelled from that party along with the rest of the editorial board of Militant. |
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| | Weekly Worker 263 Thursday November 5 1998 |
| | Taaffe - true to his petty bureaucrat nature - seems to have embarked on a damage-limitation exercises in the form of administrative amputation to solve political problems. | | | The overwhelming majority of members in the area have declared their solidarity with their local leaders and one source estimates that there are now up to 50 members suspended locally, leaving a tiny rump of loyalists around Roger Bannister. | | | This should have been a pretty bleak warning to the national SP leadership - assuming it had the gumption to recognise nationalism. |
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| | Review: Cuba: Socialism and Democracy by Peter Taaffe Workers' Liberty |
| | This book is a pseudo-debate between Peter Taaffe of the Socialist Party and CWI (formerly-Militant) in Britain and Doug Lorimer of the Australian Democratic Socialist Party (DSP) and, I guess, an attempt to check the recent rash of Castro-worship in the Scottish Socialist Party, with whom Taaffe maintains a strained relationship. | | | Taaffe evades the fundamental problem for his position — how can a “workers’ state” have been created without the active intervention of the working class? | | | The extent of Taaffe’s illusions is indicated in passing when he implies that Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan leader who recently orchestrated the oil price rises through the OPEC cartel, might be the new Fidel Castro. |
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| | Peter Taaffe's Asian tour The Socialist 2 April 2005 |
| | Peter then travelled to Sri Lanka to attend the United Socialist Party (CWI) congress in Colombo where he introduced the discussion on international developments. | | | SOCIALIST PARTY general secretary Peter Taaffe has been on a successful tour of South Asia, speaking at public meetings, discussing with socialist activists, and with fellow members of the Committee for a Workers' International (CWI). | | | In Malaysia, he discussed with members of the Malaysian Socialist Party and on 19-20 March he addressed the conference of the Socialist Movement, Pakistan (CWI) in the city of Lahore. |
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| | Socialist Party (England and Wales) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Their demand for the nationalisation of the one hundred and fifty top British companies and their longstanding practice of running in elections has led some critics to label them as reformists though the party insists that their method is based on Trotsky's Transitional Programme. | | | Under the leadership of Peter Taaffe, their policies have remained close to the Trotskyist mainstream. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_Party_of_England_and_Wales
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| | Bresnan Walsh, Chartered Accountants, Liverpool |
| | Peter is also the finance committee chairman of a leading North West housing association with a property portfolio of over £150 million. | | | Trained with PricewaterhouseCoopers in their London office on multinational audits before transferring to the Liverpool office taxation department and becoming a senior tax manager. | | | Peter joined BresnanWalsh as an equity partner in December 1991, and is now the Principal and driving force of the business. |
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| | Socialism Today - Counting down to war? |
| | RESOLUTION 1441 passed by the United Nations (UN) security council on 8 November by 15 votes to nil is similar to the terms of surrender dictated by the victors to the defeated in battle. | | | But, argues PETER TAAFFE, nothing is more unpredictable than war or the path to war. | | | November’s UN vote showed the preparedness of the US to use its military, economic and political clout to get its way in order to unseat Saddam. |
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http://www.socialismtoday.org/71/war.html
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| | Field Reports - Veterinary Science |
| | Peter Taaffe, owner of Taaffe farm, provides update for his farm, May 21. | | | Gary Bush, manager of Winstar Farm, gives a status report for his farm, May 20. | | | Peter Taaffe responds to questions regarding maiden mares, May 21. |
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http://www.uky.edu/Ag/VetScience/mrls/2001/fieldreports.htm
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| | Pseudo-Trotskyist Lullabies |
| | These fairy tales are also spread by the reformist tendencies led by Ted Grant and Peter Taaffe, the remnants of the pseudo-Trotskyist Militant tendency that for decades was buried in the British Labour Party. | | | Taaffe and Co. call for “the formation of broad, democratic workers’ parties, on the basis of an anti-capitalist programme.” In other words, they want to recreate the Old Labour Party so they can bury themselves in it again. | | | We have exposed how the International Communist League (ICL) echoes the bourgeoisie in claiming that Jean-Marie Le Pen’s National Front in France, Gianfranco Fini’s National Alliance in Italy and Jörg Haider’s Freedom Party in Austria are no longer fascist but merely “electoral parties.” But the left-centrist ICL is not alone. |
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http://www.internationalist.org/lullabies0602.html
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| | Weekly Worker 365 Thursday December 14 2000 |
| | We must fight for a united Socialist Alliance election campaign and leave behind all brinkmanship and other such irresponsible tactics. | | | At the national executive meeting, comrade Nellist said that the Socialist Party had the "most to lose and least to gain out of joint work". | | | In 1996, in line with the name change from Militant Labour to Socialist Party, Taaffe declared for a "small mass workers' party" - the SP could go it alone and have tens of thousands of members within five years. |
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http://www.cpgb.org.uk/worker/365/nospbrink.html
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| | Militant |
| | Written by Peter Taaffe and published in 1995, The Rise of Militant is the first real account of Militant, its ideas, organisation and the role of prominent public figures associated with it, written by its leading exponent for over40 years. | | | At the time when Militant was launched and for a period afterwards these leading members were Ted Grant, Peter Taaffe, Keith Dickinson, Clare Doyle (who joined a little later), Ellis Hillman (who subsequently parted company from Militant) and Arthur Deane. | | | But decisions were only arrived at after intense discussion and debate. |
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| | Socialist Party Australia |
| | Michael Moore said "barring success", Stupid White Men, (reviewed in The Socialist, issue 254), would be his last book. | | | EMPIRE DEFEATED, the new book by Socialist Party general secretary Peter Taaffe, has been published at a time when many are drawing parallels between the Vietnam War and the war and occupation of Iraq. | | | In this interview, Peter Taaffe explains the background to his writing of the book and draws out some of the main lessons we can learn for today. |
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http://www.socialistpartyaustralia.org/modules.php?name=spReviews&new_topic=4
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| | News (30/03/05) - Building a mass socialist international - A Reply to the DSP (Australia) |
| | By Peter Taaffe, general secretary of the Socialist Party (England and Wales) | | | The following article is a reply, by Peter Taaffe, from the Committee for a Workers’ International (CWI), to an article by John Percy, National Secretary of the Australian Democratic Socialist Perspective (DSP - formerly the Democratic Socialist Party), carried in the DSP’s journal, ‘Links’ (Links #25, Jan-June, 2004). | | | Peter’s reply explains the key political and organisational differences between the CWI and the ex-Trotskyist DSP. |
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http://www.socialistparty.net/pub/news/replytodsp30-03-05.htm
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| | The Militant and Liverpool City Coucil |
| | Livingstone, even in his left-wing days, never saw the need to build a movement amongst the working class. | | | by Peter Taaffe, published in 1995, is the first real account of Militant, its ideas, organisation and the role of prominent public figures associated with it. | | | The Socialist Party website is updated weekly with the latest news, policies and Marxist analysis selected from features carried in the weekly The Socialist newspaper, and other Socialist Party publications. |
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http://www.militant.org.uk/Liverpool.html
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| | Re: "Taaffe family has ancient hist. in Ire" |
| | "The origin of the name Taff is Celtic (Surnames of the United Kingdom-Harrison), and the meaning is 'quiet, sluggish.' The Irish form of this name is Taaffe as used in the county of Louth in the 12th Century. | | | There were three Taaffe men thought to be brothers, whose given names were Peter, James and one whose given name is unknown." Quoted from "Peter and James Taaffe Taffe Taff and Their Descendants," by Homer and Frances Taff. | | | Our own family ancestors migrated from Ireland, circa 1740-1750, and settled in Northern Virginia. |
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http://genforum.com/taft/messages/148.html
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| | Socialist Alternative Literature |
| | Empire Defeated: Vietnam War - Lessons for Today By Peter Taaffe | | | Northern Ireland's Past and Future By Peter Hadden | | | Divide and Rule: Labor and the Partition of Ireland By Peter Hadden |
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| | Protest Letter from Tommy Sheridan |
| | Time will ultimately tell who is right but in the meantime you and the CWI stand condemned for distinctly anti-socialist and anti-Labour movement actions. | | | You don't run to our enemies when you fall out with socialists, Peter. | | | We may not be in the same organisation any longer but we should still be allies in the struggle for socialism generally. |
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http://www.redflag.org.uk/debate/ts_letter.html
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| | Socialist Party - Review of "Mao — The Unknown Story" |
| | Reviewed by Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party, England and Wales | | | The defeated Chinese Revolution of 1925-27 — led by the immortal workers of Shanghai and Canton — represents one of the most magnificent movements in the history of the international working class. | | | Added 20/7/5: Peter Taaffe reviews Mao The Unknown Story — an expose of the leader of the Red Army and of China for 27 years. |
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http://www.geocities.com/socialistparty/temp/MaoReview.htm
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| | An open letter to comrade Taaffe |
| | International Communist Party National Secretary Dave Hyland has issued an open letter to the Militant Labour organisation and its leader, Peter Taaffe. | | | The ICP has written extensively on the need for the working class to build a new socialist party in the face of the complete degeneration of the Labour Party and its transformation into an openly pro-capitalist organisation. | | | Since the founding of the Left Opposition, it has accumulated a rich theoretical and political capital which we would like to discuss with you, in line with the urgent task confronting theBritish working class of building its new mass socialist party. |
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http://www.socialequality.org.uk/elect97/militant/olett.htm
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| | Re: TAFF,Peter/Elizabeth Williams |
| | I am a decendant of Peter Taaffe and Elizabeth. | | | In Reply to: Re: TAFF,Peter/Elizabeth Williams by Roger Kimzey | | | I have the book you have been talking about as well as having been to all of our Tafffamily reunions. |
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http://www.genealogyboard.com/taff/messages/124.html
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| | Socialist Party Australia - Afghanistan, Islam and the Revolutionary Left by Peter Taaffe |
| | sp writes "Afghanistan, Islam and the Revolutionary Left by Peter Taaffe, General Secretary of Socialist Party in England and Wales, 2002. | | | Socialist Party Australia - Afghanistan, Islam and the Revolutionary Left by Peter Taaffe | | | Excellent on how we take up the questions of Political Islam, war and the differences between the CWI and other 'Trotskyist' groups |
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http://www.socialistpartyaustralia.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=70
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| | Washington's very special enemy |
| | Lorimer refutes this myth with material from several sources, including Castro's famous (but too little read!) defence speech, “History Will Absolve Me!”, at his trial following the unsuccessful attack on the Moncada Barracks in 1953; and Castro's prison diary, which recorded the development of his views as he studied revolutionary theory. | | | he pamphlet takes the form of a criticism of an earlier pamphlet by Peter Taaffe, the leader of the Socialist Party (formerly Militant) in Britain. | | | Taaffe views the Castro leadership as Stalinist from early in the revolution, and so provides the occasion for examining the history of the revolution from the very beginning. |
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http://www.greenleft.org.au/back/2000/419/419p27.htm
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| | Peter Taaffe: De algemene staking vandaag |
| | Het wereldwijde ideologische offensief van het kapitalisme van de jaren '90 in de nadagen van de val van het Stalinisme in Oost-Europa en de Sovjetunie drong de arbeidersbeweging een decennium lang in het defensief. | | | Het neoliberale offensief van de Europese kapitalisten heeft een resoluut antwoord van de arbeidersklasse veroorzaakt, met inbegrip van het wapen van de algemene staking, dat steeds weer de vraag opwerpt: wie heerst er over de maatschappij ? | | | Met het huidige heersende bewustzijn kan deze vraag echter niet op dezelfde wijze worden beantwoord als in het verleden, stelt PETER TAAFFE. |
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http://www.lsp-mas.be/marxisme/ptalgemenestaking.html
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| | The meaning of the cultural revolution |
| | This article, written by Peter Taaffe, now General Secretary of the Socialist Party (CWI England and Wales), appeared as a series of articles in the marxist newspaper Militant in 1979. | | | THERE HAS been an enormous revival of interest in China throughout the capitalist world. |
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| | Cuba - Bibliography |
| | Peter Taaffe Cuba: Analysis of the Revolution, Militant, London, 1982 edition | | | Doug Lorimer, The Cuban Revolution and Its Leadership: A Criticism of Peter Taaffe's Pamphlet: Cuba: Analysis of the Revolution in The Activist, bulletin of the DSP, Vol 9, No 4, June 1999 | | | VI Lenin, Collected Works, Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow, 1962 |
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