struggles-arguing instead in terms of defending British independence against foreign bureaucrats' - the Labour lefts totally obsure all the class differonces which underlie the fight against the This bankruptcy of the Labour left, while it flows inevitably from reformism, is a very serious question for the working class. What the present foroes of revolutionaries can do in the struggle against the EEC and the international fight against capitalism is one thing. What could be done with all the resources of the mass organisations of the working class is something a million times It is therefore absolutely necessary to take up the fight for the real use of the resources of the Labour Party in the struggle against the EEC and for international working class solidarity. In particular we demand that the Labour and trade union lefts:
• Adopt a clear programme of anti-capitalist measures as an alternative to the capitalist 'soiution' of the EEC. This must include rejection of any form of incomes policy under capitalism; for a sliding scale of wages; nationalisation without compensation and under workers control of all firms creating redundancy; withdrawal from NATO: solidarity with all workers' struggles in Europe; withdrawal of all troops from Ireland. l Begin the mobilisation of the working class movement around a struggle against the international capitalist trusts and against the and for a European Congress of Labour. resources whatsoever. left to people like that. EEC. In particular there must be a fight for the building of international workers' committees in the multi-national companies • Refuse to be bound by Cabinet decisions and make themselves responsible to the organisations of the working class and not to Parliament or the Government. The NEC of the Labour Party, which has a clear anti-EEC-majority, and the TUC, which is also committed against the Market, must use all their resources to fight Wilson. This means that the funds of these organisations, their technical equipment and staffs, must all be placed at the disposal of the anti-EEC forces and at the disposal of international working class struggles. The right wing minority must be denied the use of any It is through initiatives in individual companies and struggles, and through continually demanding that the mass organisations of the working class take up the task of international workers" solidarity, that a real struggle will be developed against the EEC and the great capitalist trusts. Without such a perspective of socialist policies and practical international solidarity, militants will finish up like the present Labour left-toothless dogs who have a bark but no bite and who are incapable of mounting a roal struggle against Wilson even on an issue like the EEC. The international solidarity of the working class against the great capitalist trusts is far too importaht to be NO A UNITED INTERNATIONAL MARXIST GROUP PAMPHLET PRICE 15p Now available from RED BOOKS, 97 Caledonian Road, London N. 1., price 22p
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