IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

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Socialist Challenge No. 268, 5 November 1982 · p. 10 of the scan · 204 words

The scan: sc-no268.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 10 of the scan

Lloyd's Bank Internatonal increased profits b 122 percent in i the first si months of 1981 compared to 1980.

Barclay's 1980 became the first major curocan bank money on the New York stock exchange.

When Labour considers its programme for 1982 one of the top items on the list should control thest tremendous financial in 'Nationalise the banks" is one of the oldest slogans of the labour movement In Brilem n is more rele vant than anywhere cisc!

defeats any more.

'You've won, George,' says Peter Guillam Karla is driven de. Yes British Intelligence says George. I suppose have But, of he hasn't. There recognition. All Smiley has done is tidy up the few loose ends of the previous cold war the better to get on with the new one.

It's this new r one tha Smiley doesn't understand. The old ruling class values cannot comprehend Public school "loyalty' and "decency" are necessary to de-stabilise the Chilean economy, or manufacture torture machines for Phillipine government But then Smiley will never understand, in an increasingly bewildering world, that the collapse of his values is not the end of the story but only just the beginning

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