What does SWP stand for?

Other articles include a statement of the Socialist Workers Party on the stewardship of nature by the working class and a 2005 letter to the 16th World Festival of Youth and Students from the Young Socialists on anti-fascism, imperialism, and World War II.

He says that those opposed to the Lisbon Treaty are 'Sinn Fein, the Socialist Party, the Socialist Workers Party, the Communist Party and other unemployed dole scroungers' (Mail).

Only a few members of the Socialist Workers Party, some trade unionists and a few moderate Muslim blokes who had been recruited on the day remained to help the police calm the riot.

The group Socialist Unity, a splinter from the Socialist Workers Party, wants to overthrow democracy and replace it with a Marxist dictatorship of the proletariat.

While raging at George Galloway and the Socialist Workers party, he pays surprisingly little attention to New Labour or strands of the left that do not subscribe to his thesis: progressives who see themselves as more Methodist than Marxist, or the likes of Richard Dawkins, capable of critiquing American foreign policy without crossing the floor to back religious fanaticism.

Respect is mostly, though not entirely, a vehicle for the semiTrotskyist outfit called the Socialist Workers Party.

Socialist Workers Party spokesman John Dunne said: "There are council houses boarded up all over Dun Laoghaire.

Some forty years later Dobbs was the national secretory of the Socialist Workers Party and wrote down an account of his experiences working in the coal yards and becoming involved in unionist movement organizing the drive to establish Teamsters Local 574 and the rise of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) as an effective nation-wide instrument to better working conditions for men and women like himself.