Campaign must be welcomed. Already the march organisers have signed up titty one of the joint sponsors, did not even turn up. The Communist Party is clearly Scanion, who are now in the forefront of suppressing opposition to the Government's policies.
a fighting campaign to recall the Assembly which could have involved much wider layers of workers.
The lack of democracy in the organisation to conduct a massive witch-hunt which extends even now into the campaign to building the March, in practice counterposing this to the development of local activity.
campaign, the International Socialists, have declared their intention to build the the march and lobby, campaign for the recall of the Assembly, and light for demands centring on workers control to defeat the Labour sive on unemployment, wages and cuts. has produced a further astounding 'revelation'. Apparently Ernest Mandel, a us believe.
academic posts is in no way against revolutionary principles as Cliff Slaughter, Tom Kemp and many other members of the WRP will be able to testify.
more widely known.
source in their failing efforts to hold their grouping together The march to the September TUC Congress in Brighton called by the Right to Work unemployed workers, teachers and school-leavers to march to and lobby the TUC.
Although the 3,000 delegate strong National Assembly on Unemployment is pledged to action around the TUC Congress, no-one should wait for the organisers to take such steps. The Assembly organisers were likewise committed to a lobby of the special TUC. They did nothing. The Communist Party dominated CSEU No. 8 District, going to do nothing which seriously embarrasses their former left allies like Hugh The Assembly organisers should have the greatest possible pressure put on them to support the march. Equally, the left Labour MPs should be actively involved in the mobilisation for the campaign. In this way the march can be part and parcel of Our criticisms of the previous Right to Work March were specific. By failing to workers. It did not build support for the Unemployment Assembly on a fighting gained from Labour MPs was allowed to remain as paper support, providing those lefts with a militant cover while not raising concrete demands for action from them of the March helped the Stalinists defend the 43 marchers arrested in Hendon. At the same time the March had the effect of turning the efforts of local right-to-work committees exclusively toward Statements by the March organisers indicate a greater degree of democracy and political discussion in its organisation this time. Equally the leading forces in the campaign as 'a united front'. We urge all militants to test this out in practice, build Government's offenAfter the incredible lie that Joe Hansen and George Novack and all Trotsky's closest political collaborators were 'accomplices of the Soviet Secret Police'. the rapidly degenerating lie machine known as the leadership of the Workers Revolutionary Party leading member of the Fourth International, is retiring from active politics to become a professor at Cambridge University - or so News Line of 19 and 26 June would have Unfortunately this 'discovery' is on the same level of truth as all previous 'revelations' of the WRP - in other words, any resemblance to the truth is purely accidental and unintentional. Mandel has certainly accepted his election to deliver the Alfred Marshall lectures on economics at Cambridge University. And to accept bourgeois But Mandel isn't even taking a full-time post. The appointment is simply to deliver a series of lectures on economics over the year, and he certainly won't be moving to Britain. To use this post to speak to the hundreds of students who will attend the lectures, and the thousands who will read them (publication of the lectures is part of the arrangement) is an excellent means of making the analyses of Marxist economics The demise of the WRP's International Committee and the growing strength of the Fourth International, however, mean that we can expect further idiocies from this
OLUUCHD TWENTY COLLEGES involved in the the student occupations campaign assembled at C.F. Mott College in Liverpool last Saturday to discuss what exactly could be done over the summer to develop the campaign against teacher unemployment and public expenditure cuts.
The organisers, Merseyside Area Students Association, had called the conference because they thought that the suggestions put forward by the National Union of Students executive for organisation over the summer were particularly inadequate and unrelated to the real needs of students, and that positive ideas could come from attempting to pool different experiences. The NUS executive refused to support the conference, only sent observers, and once again used NUS headquarters in an attempt to discredit the whole affair. unions use their economic power really to fight unemployment and ensure that their members are VAL COULTAS, ING Student Organiser and a member of the NUS Executive reports from Liverpool where the Merseyside Area Students Association held a special conference on 26 June.
that the Broad Left's contempt for the working class movement is based on their own timidity and that of are threatened there, talk to the student nurses to see if they face gramme of public works and cancellation of local authority debts -demanding that Labour councils act to defend the working class rather than implement attacks of which the Tories would be proud Colleges decided that around this perspective occupations could continue if the resources were available, and that activist centres should be arranged in one college in each area if possible. Most of the areas had already decided to do this. The delegates at the conference also voted to support the lobby of the TUC in September and called on the NUS to organise a contingent of unemployed teachers and students on the march organised by the Rightto-Work Campaign. Involved A co-ordinating committee was elected to keep in touch with
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take up the left leaders the March made an impact on only a small number of programme; the programme of the March remained a scrap of paper. Support