SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Dirty tricks

Socialist Action No. 8, 6 May 1983 · p. 11 of the scan · 190 words

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page 11 of the scan

The campaign is by no means over yet. The • 'dirty tricks' department headed, as Bruce Kent quite accurately pointed Winston Churchill, work, aided by No. 10, to the eve of the general And this of course is the reason for the Tory campaign. Quite simply CND is the biggest vote winner that the reciprocally the election of a Labour government is the only hope that CND has of realising its aim of stopping the missiles in 1983. ranks with recent polls showing that even Tory voters are deeply split for and against the installation of cruise.

So what should Heseltine's offensive? First of all it should con chaens and vet bain the face the Tries charges hit back against Bruce Kent nas already Secondly IT should not unilateral disarmament.— the policy that ties its fortunes to a Labour victory. It would be illusory to suppose that by soft-pedalling its policies, as some tried to do at the last CND National Council, that it can build a broader coalition with the Liberal SDP. demonstrated that they have no interest in taking the road to which CND is committed.

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