Socialist Organiser

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

Workers Review

Socialist Organiser no. 134, 2 June 1983 · scan pp. 11–12 · about 200 words

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70p (plus 16p p&p) from WSL, PO Box Nor is such right combined ism and ously agreed. Costello and Carter; Chater and Guy; both sides of the divided and demoralised Communist Party are enthusiastic about this reformist strategy and accept its political consequences.

So it is no accident that this year's People's March, run under the brutal control of Communist Party members, rigorously excludes all politics - since any element of political debate or development would cut across the CP's desired cross-class aliance.

It is no accident that the venom of the Stalinist marshals is directed exclusively against the left, while the door is opened wide to welcome chambers of commerce and in the words of Star reporter Martin Tostwick:

* "the churches, the liberals, the nationalists, students, teachers, factory workers, unemployed workers, yes and even Tory larmers, businessmen and councillors."

(May 20) it the first time that wing politics have been with outright gangsteranti-Trotskyist hysteria Special issue on struggle in the unions: also contains articles on workers' politics and national liberation, and the Stalinist state 'unions' 135, London N1 ODD Which way forwand OR WE STAY I PE OUT WORKERS SOCiALiST REViEW

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Agenda Socialist Organiser 134, June

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