SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

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· Socialist Action No. 43, 3 February 1984 · p. 8 of the scan · 497 words

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A democratic and active LPYS can grow LPYS clear up VITHOUT wishing t ebate the future of th CLPD which you commented on (SA 40), we would like to correct a few points of confusion aPrsour motion on the The proposals for membership, rather than. a statutory number for every branch.

These reforms have in the past won support not only from Clause 4, but also from the pre decessors of socialisi Organiser, who were inUSTE activists supporting Socialist Action to support us loo A democratic and active LPYS would be far more carabe oi erouga to rene onalof the South Korean airliner by the Sovie Union last September According to the West German magazine Quick former US president Richard Nixon cancelled a flight reservation on the KAL 007 flight. Nixon had reserved seat B2 in the front row, near the Dale occulicu dy reu resentative L McDonald.

Coincidence isn't it?

Glossop, Derbyshire. The writer leaves a ps he is no relation of his namesake, Reagan' special adviser on Central America. Nixon in the know? v cenenos on me eauve strength of the proletariat in a given society.

After all, if a particular order cannot con. ruling class may still maintain its dominance different manifestation of capitalist rule.

A prime example of this is Argentina, where the crisis ridden junt unabe lo rule illscli was replaced by the equally bourgeois Alfonsin government. Ine same thing may happen in Chillearly when a situacon or lais kina exists what is vital is the undefeated strength of ine working class It is this which determines whether or not the ruling class will be allowchers economic policle. are realised. why we must build a united revolutionary movement with strong links with workers in obici collice This is why I support the Marxists in the wabour rally which, reformist and bourgeois though its present aims ano tener de concac the grass roots support for the revolution build support for Marxist ideas and build a party about 'winning elections' and reforming this, that and the other, only to turn on the working class again once elected but which stands for revolutionary socialism at home and abroad GLYN HOLROYD, Newcastle year? 'adds up to one of the blackest periods in the history of the trade union Well. roll on 1984 95 London's anti-racist vea JEREMY IAWTHORA Peckham CLP that affect lesbians. Further information from Sarah c/o reminisı Liorary Hungerford House, Victoria Embk, London WC2 • Raffle result Bristol Socialist Action. 1. C Starks 34, 2. R Simon 1300, 3. H McDonald 1214, 4. D Berry 684, 5.

H Holden 1979, 6. A Radford 359.

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