SocialistAction 1983–88

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

What's in a name?

· Socialist Action No. 51, 30 March 1984 · pp. 10-11 of the scan · 297 words

The scan: 051-mar-30-1984-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 10 of the scan

reasonable, that is!

that doesn't appear to infringe some law or other! Anything that doesn't doesn't = y get me branded as an extremist! Anything... vices and don't put the rates up too much. but within expenditure imits. He needs to be a better magician to do that conjuring trick.

Oul strategy is keep support for the policy of non-cooperation. We need to get through to the rank file and work through them.

BY CORMAN Ah, what the hell! SHOULD we keep our name or not, was the big soul searching exercise the Guardian. odd liberal on the editorial staff bleated *after Sarah Tisdale can we really We ardian of civil right as th Then a more agileNot the staff had a brainwave 'Surely', he said "Guardian can also mean running the "nicks So what's wrong with the name? Our record on Sarah Tisdale proves we have every right to use it" The editor is said to have looked very relieved MICHAEL BETTANEY the M15 officer accused of spying for the ly vetting jurors. All the py catchers are doing is checking that the jurors Slaver• sive thoughts like being of the labour Party or belonging to a trade union.

can hardly expect such people to reach an objective Who knows they might go anu reach verdicts lie state don't want.

The rag REPORTING the suicide of miner lan Tarthe Sun told its readers young miner defiantly carried on working for aweek In its next edition it reported 'he even tried to work day' *returned home when his With a rag Sun pays money and they make up the facts.

page 11 of the scan

'THE DEAD WILL lie unburied on the mortuary Socialist Action' 30 March 1984 tional Garden Festival in

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