to be in favour of removing from their official positions inside the Labour Party and the trade unions all those leaders who support Labour's cuts. 5 Where does the money come from to pay for your programme?
The first job is to get our priorities right. British capitalism has made one and a half million people unemployed and has caused a drastic fall in living standards. At the same time the 'welfare state' is falling apart. The Labour Government's plans will make things even worse.
Public spending is going to be cut by £3,000 million, whilst private industry is getting a subsidy of £429 million. This is supposed to encourage the financiers to invest their money in British industry. even in the haleyon days of 1972, when £1,500 million was invested in industry, $1,472m. of that went ab road where profits were bigger. We say that the first priority is to stop subCapitalist arms expenditure should crippling and a permanent burNAME....
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8 Women's rights Red Weekly 22 April 1976