SocialistAction 1983–88

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

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Socialist Action No. 7, 28 April 1983 · pp. 10-11 of the scan · 408 words

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page 10 of the scan

The second result of coalition would be stepping up of the witch hunt as the right tried to suppress left opposition to such a move. Finally, using any pact the Labour leaders would become working people in battles against the bosses, working people in battles against the such as that sold out at Cowley.

Opposition to coalition, sent struggles against the Tories, against the witch hunt and commitment to those conference policies which meet the most burning and immediate needs of the working class are the policies of the Socialist for a Labour Victory campaign due to be launched nationally next week.

Cease The Labour left should sand attitudes to coalitionist manoeuvres and organise against the coalitionist plots and coalitionist policies of the Labour right. Support for SLV is the first step on that road.

Editor: ALAN FREEMAN Published weekly except two weeks in August and the Signed articles by contributors do not necessarily represent Socialist Action's views. cuitorials.

Cend all correspondence regarding subscriptions. and receipts to Socialist Action Distribution, 328 Upper areer London N1 2XP. (Tel: 01-359 8180) :a Socialist Action Editorial at the same address. Wie regret thai due to the high cost of postage we carnor 4-- • among Insole Copi or Motoras -is diamparied by a camped addressed ecisine , support for the pre organising cease head-in-theThese are expressed in sales material for publication (including adverising) s are clearly perceived and fought for preparing the membership for this eventuality.

To rely on these methods as able to do the job themselves would be to fatally transform tactics into strategy. Remember the NHS or , even more clearly the Civil Service strikes.

Horwich

-ine unionists should work London.

by campaigning for an all-out all the WO SHODS • CONCIC. with a one day strike of all rall workers Arguments and links with other workers vital. But the biggest contribution they could make towards this would be by stopping Horwich now. MARK STARR, Oldham.

gratulations.

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