Socialist Organiser

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

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Socialist Organiser no. 103, 7 October 1982 · scan pp. 12–13 · Mark Starr · about 196 words

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habitats, such as wood- doesn't see the EEC as lands and wetlands are the worst thing since sliced destroyed. bread), its agricultural It nothing eise were policies need a bit of to be changed about the sabutage from the next EEC (and I am one of those Labour government. Union STOF 10x 5105 THE 281.05.€ TORY London N8 BOOTE heretics on the left who AUTH by Les Hearn PRECEDING HAS BEEN A EMERGENCY BROADCAST promise is all that is on offer. The choice then will be between a demoralising setback for the working class as a whole or deepening the struggle against the state.

We would argue that the latter is the only choice and we must prepare for it now. What about it, Scargill? Does he really want to get rid of Thatcher in the interests of all workers? Or does he just want a few pounds above the going rate for the miners?

MARK STARR Oldham, Lancs.

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Socialist Organiser, Thursday 7 October 1982 Page 13

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THE PRECEDING HAS BEEN A TEST OF THE EMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM. IN THE EVENT OF A REAL NUCLEAR ATTACK, YOU WILL, UNFORTUNATELY, BE DEAD...

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