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Students. Yorkshire. North West, North on vincing expression to the tremendous weight of feeling against Reagan and Thatcher's war-mongering.
Conference gave its overwhelming backing to the suggestion and delegates left pledged to win support. The message was not lost and the whole movement enthusiastically backed the call.
These successes show why a campaigning combat socialist organisation is needed. Events like this week's demonstration don't just happen. They have to be organised and fought for.
The struggle is just beginning. We should link up with everyone fighting Reagan's madness, including with the freedom fighters in El Salvador and the Caribbean. We should commit the labour movement to breaking all links with the Pentagon and to get out of We must ensure that a repeat of 1963 doesn't take place. This is what we stand for. Why not help us?
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I read Brother Voakes' gallant defence of the Healeyite misinformation Transport and General Workers Union (SC letters) and came to a new understanding of the power of the media to brainwash even the most committed socialist.
The Healeyites' version of the vote which Brother Voakes swallowed was that seven of the ten for him.
is actually the Cases unal seven ten Regional Executives interpreted vote for Healey. He seems to have 020 a clear majority both branches and votes In Humberside, whereas a majority of branches were for Healey, a majorily or marvidual members were for Benn.
Contrary Brother or the branches the Pole Voakes' claim that branches vote was need will na pened was that while dealev had the largest share between himself, Benn and Silkin he was very clearly minority candidate when the votes of the other two were added together.
campaign In the figures left everything to microrelation.
find astonishing that Voakes can attack the delegates Ull EX• ecutive for exercising their constitutional rights recommending a vote for Benn. He spoke of their move as 'a stitch-up'.
Yet he has no word at all for Kitson and Evans, who on their own volition; attacked the Benn paign from the beginning.
There is no doubt my mind that TGWU full-timers lay behind the decision of Silkin to stand, and that if the ex officio Chairperson Pemberton had cast the block vote for Silkin in the first round, then tewer Silkinite MPs would have nad ine guts to abstain and ensure Benn's defeat.
As for Brother Voakes' recommendation of the NUM system for the TGWU might I reIt is precisely this fact that made a nonsense of LOO consultation Just Transport House hoped it would. It meant Inal in Region 1 for example, the dozen or so people (often delegates workplaces wro sooke tor me hundreds in the West London (RCT) branch had the same influence on the outcome the tens б.! Lousands or meroes Dagingle branch the less Dagenham, than two hundred in the one at BOC The democratic MUSL body in the TGWU is its biennial Concicuce Pemberton walked off the top table as chairperson in order to prevent the 1.00 lav delegates voting on the Labour leadership crechon. Because they would have voted overwhelmingly for Benn.
Any socialist who to fight for democracy in our union should be fighting for the sovereignty of the biennial and should back the lay members on the executive in any fight the full-timers stead of talking WHY did the otherwise excellent front page arProvos' military campaign in Britain: does it help or hinder their cause? of solidarity with the Irish despair and sense of isola-
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