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{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)The attempt to set up an organisation to exploit the anti-globalisation campaigns failed, but the party had more success with Stop the War, which was launched after the 11 September 2001 attacks, and reached its apogee at the mass rally in London to demonstrate against the impending invasion of Iraq. Few of the people who went on the march on 15 February 2003, myself included, would have known it was organised by the SWP, and even fewer joined the party as a result. But the scale of the protest offered a glimpse of the influence to which the SWP aspired.
The role played by the Socialist Workers Party in building the Stop the War Coalition in Britain helped to ensure that the London demonstration had a militant anti-imperialist character.
The Stop the War Coalition held its first conference in January 2002. The Socialist Workers Party was central to setting up the coalition. Now, across the country, socialists ensured local groups were created and reflected the breadth of the demonstrations.
When (as the SWP has done for the past two years) they entertain at their keynote events a speaker — a jazz musician called Gilad Atzmon — who explicitly believes that the Protocols of the Elders of Zion are, whatever their historical provenance, an accurate depiction of modern America, they are allying with classic anti-Semitism.(subscription required)
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