What we stand for pamphlet | Socialist Action 1983

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parties was in 1974 — when 25 per cent of the electorate voted for the Liberals, Nationaists etc the SDP/Liberal Alliance comes near to that will be the real measure of their But what happens to the Alliance the is small beer compared with what happens inside the Labour Party. The ruling class want desperately to do a job on the Labour left, to prepare for a possible future collapse of support for the Tories. At the moment the Labour Party's policies are totally Anacceptable to the ruling class.

No serious section of capitalist opinion pledged to unilateral disarmament, opposed to the EEC and opposed to incomes policy. Ihis means a cam paign to break the Labour Party from these policies Healee mehhanics of dre 1ne mechanics Labour and making it fit for a coalition with the Alliance are already being worked on. For example, wing Labour MP comments in his book The Case for HOT OFF THE PRESS! JUST 25p The policies that Socialist Action stands for in this election and beyond. Send 25p plus 16p postage for your copy to Socialist Action, PO ox 50, London N1 2XP.

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impose "re-centering' rightAustin Mitchell And if WE