Rejected | IMGpapers 1976

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acreates were aware mat rougay one-thura or the iowu delegation was in favour of rejecting the Budget proposals.

After Ray MacDonald, Scottish Secretary of the TWU, had announced DAGENHAM TRADES COUNCIL sends fraternal May Day greetings to all workers in the continuing struggle for socialism.

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UNEMPLOYED WORKERS ACTION GROUP Employed and unemployed unite! Fight for the right to work! motion moved by the General Council which rejected the 3 percent limit as "inadequate'. What really put the wind up him over the Stirling resolution was that the opposition to the policies he proposals for workers' action against the anarchy of capitalist production which he seeks to perpetuate.

rity of Congress forged around the Stirling resolution has stenghtened policies. By building cross-union acton on the basis or the suring por icies the fate of the block vote wheeler-dealers can be sealed throughout the movement.

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4 Teachers/LPYS The annual conference of the Labour Party Young Socialists last week came at å time when there is a burning need to build a clear opposition ponsibility must lie at the door of the ets nanonar committee commnalca by supporters of the Militant.

Whilst they espoused many policies (some fine, some not so fine!), the NC Red Weekly 29 April 1976 one resolution from supporters of Militant even mentioned the National Assembly on 27 March, let alone called for any action on 26 May. On the issue of unemployment, not Haven reso ulions movement Instead of linking the LPYS to the activity of broader sections of the working class movement taking action against the Government's policies, the NC has consistenuiy conducieu seclarlan can paigns (sucn. as tne Lr to campaign in solidarity with the Spanish Young Socialists, and the unemployment demonstration which the LPYS held three days after the 25,000 strong 26 November demonstration), rather than mobilising alongside other sections of the labour many members of the LPYS as a real alternative to the soap-box politics of TRe NG The bankruptey of the Militant leadership was most clearly shown by their open capitulation to anti-Irish chauvinism in the debate on Ireland They opposed the resolutions calling for the immediate withdrawal of British troops. arguing against the right of the Irish people to self-determination by proposing brusn sortions