Meeting on Current Situation in Iraq by Worker Communist Party of Iraq - Fri 23

Solidarity | 21.04.2004 01:14

From the organisation which has help catalyse the Organisation of Womens Freedom in Iraq www.equalityiniraq.com and the Union of the Unemployed plus the Federation of Workers Councils and Unions in Iraq (FWCUI). Come and see what they have to say on the current uprising in Iraq......

Against the war of terrorists…

UK Committee of the Worker-communist Party of Iraq will be holding a seminar on the current situation in Iraq:

The war of terrorists and the Worker-communist Party of Iraq’s alternative to this situation.

Nadia Mahmood - member of political bureau
of WCPI speaks
On,
Friday 23rd April 2004

6.30-10.30PM

ULU Room 3A
Malet Street London
WC1E 7HY

Nearest tube stations are either Goodge Street on Northern Line or Russell Square on Piccadilly line.

For further information please contact the following people:

Houzan Mahmoud:

houzan73@yahoo.co.uk Tel: 079 56 88 3001

Dashti Jamal:

d.jamal@ntlworld.com Tel: 077 3470 4742

Solidarity

Comments

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O dear

21.04.2004 10:34

That's great just what Iraq needs to compliment it new collection of nutty clerics and foreign Muslim extremists - Communists.

What's next for these people a plague of frogs ?

Ian

fool

21.04.2004 16:43

In case you haven't realised Ian, and you obviously haven't, these 'Communists' are militantly opposed to the clerics and Islamists, and campaigning for secularism, women's rights, trade union rights, etc. Their program is basically demands for democracy, a secular state, sex equality before the law, trade union rights, etc. They are consistently exposing the crimes of the Islamists while others tolerate them.

gfsg

Doh !

21.04.2004 17:08

Which was the point I was making you muppet

Ian

?

21.04.2004 17:39

Huh? You said the opposite, that it was bad for Iraqis to have these 'communists' just like its bad to have Islamist extremists and so on. The worker-communist party are marxist but in reality their demands are just secular democracy, women's rights, trade union rights, opposition to the islamists, etc. These are all things that every country needs.

gfsg

Sigh

21.04.2004 21:35

(Takes deep breath and counts to 10)

OK my friend here's an idea why not get a grown up to read it for you and they will be able to explain what all the long words mean.

I'll give you one more chance before I call the intelligence police and have them visit you with a cut out of Carol Vorderman and a pen & paper

Ian

???

21.04.2004 22:46

What the hell are you on about???

You sarcastically said how great it was for the Iraqis to have communists and how thats just what they need along with the Islamic fundamentalists and so on, and sarcastically said what's next, a plague of frogs?

I replied and said that in fact these people are in reality not communist extremists and their politics is the kind of thing that Iraqis need more of, secularism, women's rights, trade union rights, democracy, etc.

gfsg

Muppet

22.04.2004 13:19

God you're thick !

Ian

The only muppet is you, Ian

22.04.2004 14:54

I'd have more sympathy with your "position" if :

a) you had one
b) you could explain and defend it instead of merely slinging juvenile insults about
c) didn't blatantly contradict itself and then childishly pretend that your cock-up never happened.

Even by the standards of timewasting trolls you are an incompetent amateur.

Statler and Waldorf

isn't this an advert for a hierarchical organisation?

22.04.2004 16:47

Surely Communist Parties breach IMC guidelines?