MSWP

The [REDACTED] Socialist Worker's Party was an Australian socialist revolutionary organization formed in 1989. The group was prominent in Australian leftist theory and pushed for revolution until it disbanded in 1998 and was replaced by the LPAS.

History
In 1989 a young scholar named Richard "Dick" Hedde formed this party while attending parliament at Christmas time (Summer). The party, though determined and full of conviction, was disorganized and failed to see most of its pickets through. One of Hedde's colleagues was murdered by an extreme-right extremely extreme extremist. This inspired the Caturday bombings, where Hedde through detonating kittehs into a major railway station killing 6 people and injuring 25. A year after this event the party was disbanded.