SocialistAction 1983–88

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

THE SUNDAY TIMES tell Kinnock SCAB!

Socialist Action No. 78, 16 November 1984 · p. 5 of the scan · 173 words

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speak with the miners has outraged all those in the tarly woe rave been working like the clapNUM over the last eight months.

Rank and file activists made their views crystal clear at party conference in the overwhelming support they gave to the NUM and in their sharp attack on the police handling of the dispute. Neil Kinnock has no excuse for his behaviour and it is high time the party as a whole, and the left in particular, put him in his place.

forum that can help achieve this is the Mineworkers' Defence Committee Arthur Scargill and Tony Benn have already agreed speak. Ray Buckton of ASLEF, Jimmy Knapp ol the NUR, and Jim Slater The hard left is h. dressed a Fabian Society meeting. Forms.

Jones' analysis of Kinnock one year on. Mr Jones thinks Neil break with Scargill' is a 'major error', which will lead to renewed hostilities within the party. 'Lurid evidence' is quoted for this: Socialist Actions's front page and editorial last week!

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← Make time for the minersEMERGENCY RESOLUTION 'This CLP/Organisation is greatly concerned at members to the miners in their present struggle. This is all the more surprising because the delay in government's determination to crush the NUM, as an essential step towards destroying the power of →

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