Rights not purges
Class Fighter1982 1982-10-01Read it in the scan (PDF), scan page 2 →
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WHEN the march arrived in unilateral nuciear disarma- through it will be directed Blackpool the sharpest polit- ment and totally avoided the against the sections of the ical discussion erupted over question of the witch-hunt Labour Party who are the the statement to be released which was going to be the strongest CND supporters. from the Jobs not Bombs biggest issue at Conference. If the witch-hunt succeeds Class Fighter supporters then the Labour Party's prowas proposed by the Revolu- led the opposition to the ab- CND words will only be tion Youth/Socialist Chall- sence of any reference to the empty words never to be enge leadership on the march witch-hunt. We argued that acted on. kept itself to the question of if the witch-hunt is pushed march. The statement which Hea | Fred, a CoHSE memI ber from Edinburgh; I spoke to Class Fighter. l about the NHS pay I dispute I SOMETIMES I wonder ¡if there is still a pay i dispute in the NHS - it's talked about with anything like the enthusiasm it was at the start I ot the campaign. Loads of health workers. are genuinely tired of one day strikes. It's obvious now to everyone, even if miners, dockers, local government workers and everyone else comes out in sympathy, all one day strikes do is demonstrate the support we've got.
They don't really force the government to back down.
The regional one day strikes? I hope they're successful, well supported. Reports that the STUC are urging their members to throw breadcrumbs to health workers o- October 20 are not tue The time fur just talking, handing out a few eaflets and six pickets huddled together. out of the cold for half a day is over. We need a full JOBS Class Fighter supporters NOT BOMES