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That is why Tatchell must win in Bermondsey. The CO UnISE Party, who are standing a candidate to Tatchell's right, and the Revolutionary are standing a candidate to his left, are both equally wrong. For the vast bulk of working people, this election will ment neither Hobsbawm's road socialism nor on the dietatorship tatariat: It will pass iudge- •ine ment on the simole basid issues over which the most working class has been fighting, through the unions, through the Labour Party and through CND, for the last three "PETER TAICHEL!

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This election will be a direct, contest bet ween the policies of the most advances section the British working class and Thatcherism, policies of Labour's righ wing shorn of their COVC inside the Labour Party Three hundred odd votes for fringe candidates will be seen as vote against right wing but a vote for it and for Thatcher The future of therailCND, and of the Labour left depend on the outcome of this election. We say, uncondi

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