Socialist Organiser

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

Scrap the bosses!

Socialist Organiser no. 140, 14 July 1983 · scan pp. 14–15 · about 163 words

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Bomb!

A Class Fighter 10p with itemed 10p plus postage from 214 Sickert Court, London N1 2SY. the NEC to use the free hand conference gave them to the best advantage.

Either the motions will be acted upon, with a re-forging of the triple allaince, a campaign of extra-Parliamentary opposition, and a mobilisation in head-on conflict with the government over pay, closures, privatisation and anti-union legislation.

Or the union will be savaged as never before, with its mem. bership decimated as scores of pits are shut down, and it potential strength gutted by the Tories' anti-union legislation. The NEC is pledged to fighting for implentation of the motions. Whilst seeking to hold them to their word, militants at rank and file level must also be to the fore in mobilising their fellow members against the Tories' onslaught.

OUT MON Join the Labour Com on Ireland, BM Box! London WC1N 3XX.

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Socialist Or aniser no. 140. July 14 1983 Page 15 -Fighting

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