Socialist Organiser

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

Thatcher's boys return

Socialist Organiser no. 93, 15 July 1982 · scan pp. 1–2 · about 149 words

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When the troops got back from the Falklands on the service. Canberra, they had La message for us all.

For trade union supporting action. ists, a banner draped over the ship's side read: 'Call off the rail strike... or we'll call an air strike!* For women there was a banner reading: 'Lock up your daughters!

The bootnecks are back!' For Labour Bill to dictate the rules of unions. supporters "Maggie rules OK*.

Together with their gesture on the House. way out, when troops spat over the side of the ship at black dockworkcapitulation.

ers in Sierra Leone 'because they were black', the messages make up a pretty comprehensive manifesto. * jobs and their union.

During the war, Socialist Organiser argued that the main enemy for British workers was not Argentina but the British state.

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