Socialist Organiser

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

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Socialist Organiser no. 171, 22 March 1984 · scan p. 4 · Pit Strikers · about 170 words

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I want to become a Socialist Organiser supporter/ I want more information. offensive, as we saw on the picket lines at Warrington and will see in the current Trade Union Bill.

We must centre our counter-offensive against this legislation, defending the political levy and links with the Labour Party and defending unions which come under attack. This counter-offensive must be a local as well as a national perspective.

The enthusiasm and confidence a rally can inspire are vital. But they cannot substitute for well developed strategy and organisation. We need sober discussion and planning on these issues. If this does not take place on March 24 then we must argue that a representative national meeting should be convened as soon as is practicable to hammer out these issues.

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