Socialist Action1985Socialist Action No. 85, 18 January 1985Capital
by Charlie Van Gelderen · Socialist Action No. 85, 18 January 1985 · p. 8 of the scan · 128 words
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page 8 of the scan
The and its supporters say this is just not on. For them the permanent revolution is a fact of life and not simply a theoretical trajectory.
Kennedy represents that section of American ruling which, for its own reasons, would like to see the worst features of apartheid concealed, while retaining the economic systell which has proved such a profitable field for investmen by American capital.
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