SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

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Socialist Action No. 173, 23 October 1987 · p. 11 of the scan · 158 words

The scan: 173-oct-23-1987-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 11 of the scan

THE stock market crash has not only dealt a devastating blow to the 'Thatcher revolution so-called, it has been a bad day for the right-wing in the labour movement. The stake-in-thesystem strategy of Bryan Gould's 'share-owning democracy' combined single union, no-strike deals pioneered by the leaderships of the EETPU and AEU is not looking so good.

offensive on the disciplinary code and six-day working, Scargill said, lies the Tory government's project of privatising both the coal industry and elecsupply. Scargill showed how these seemingly separate issues combine into one attack which is itself linked to broader issues suck as tue sledoud up of the nuclear power the importation of Namibian uranium.

Closures

A further round of pit closures is at the very heart of the Board's plans and it is clear trom British Coals own figures that the Notts coalfield will be right ine nring ine whalever lit 'sweetheart' UDM might . LO believe. Scargill

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