Socialist Organiser

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

Those filthy French! Dress Gang

Socialist Organiser no. 162, 19 January 1984 · scan pp. 2–3 · about 425 words

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taxation onto the wealthy. stand this calculated insult to our covereignty? Even now a task force of juggernauts should be prepared to drive into France and declare war on the French farmer, liberate our lamb, and declare a 200-mile exclusion zone around our lorries.

We joined the Common Market so we could trade in freedom with our partners. But what do the inept French police do when our way of life is under attack? They stand by as in a pissoir and wash their hands.

How Inng will we put up with this do-nothing policy? Armed guards should be posted on every lorry. French farmers should be shot on sight. Our lorries must drive on the lett - and to hell with French AT THE same time as our British yeomen are being gunned down on the autoroutes of France, our gallant airmen are wasting money saving French fishermen from rough seas.

As an island race, we depend on French invaders perishing off our shores to stay free. We say throw them back!

THE OUTRAGE of filthy French food in our shops continues.

After French apples, now we have to put up with rabid French milk. The apples - called golden delicious but tasting of wood pulp - undercut real English apples and con housewives and other weak people in our society into buying foreign muck.

But the apples are the Food of the gods compared to this filthy VHF milk polluting our fridges. This milk, from French cows through French udders, is to be swallowed by English children.

We applaud the customs officials who impounded this noxious liquid and demanded it remain in quarantine for six months to make sure it is free from disease. The French may claim this renders their milk too old to be of use. We say: tant pis. which lost Labour the last election. Like withdrawing from the EEC.

He must think the voters of Chesterfield have lost more marbles than Neil Kinnock wants to hand back to the Greeks.

Does he not realise that international cooperation is the key to long-term peace in Europe?

Were it not for the EEC, nation would be set against nation. Europe would be prey to the nationalist forces which have divided it twice this century.

We have always stood for international cooperation, and as long as the British people do so too they will reject lunatic policies that want to revert to isolationism.

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