Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

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Socialist Organiser no. 76, 11 March 1982 · scan p. 16 · about 211 words

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Published by the Socialist Organiser Alliance, 28 Middle Land. London Car Park, County LONDON BARER TRANSPORT APOLOGISE FOR THE LAW LORDS DECISION NORMAL EXTORTION WILL RESUME SHORTLY He is also a director of Welltrade International Ltd and was until January 1981 a director of Saunders Walker and Associates.

A supporter of Dennis Healey, he naturally ignored the call of Bradford North GMC to vote for Benn in the deputy leadership contest, and refused to comply with a call to resign from the all-party group on Namibia.

'My roots are in the Labour Party and that is where I intend to stay', said a determined Ford on Octo- WHICU I VIU VE ULT society for the benefit of the rich and powerful. But we, poor socialists, are asked to limit our activities to parliament alone, for fear of offending those who we seek to remove from power. It is too pathetic for words.' The broadsheet was jointly produced by Socialist Organiser, London Labour Brieling and Bermondsey Labour Party, with the help of individuals from other I ondon Labour Parties.

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