RESOLUTIONS remove Benn as Industry Sec
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Printed and Published by the Workers Socialist League, 31, Dartmouth Park Hill, London NWS IHR 6500 hund Please send donations to our £500 monthly fund to: 31, Dartmouth Park Hill, London NW5 1HR. they were unable to break throug the massive confusion - probably the biggest factor in the refere. dum - created by Wilson's fratiulent claim to speak for the Lakour Party.
'UN This betrayal creates dangers for the working class. The Labor leadership has shifted decisively to the right. "National unity" means Wilson carrying out Tory policies in practice.
Wilson now rests on a Tory vote in the Commons. This is opening the road for Tory preparation. While Thatcher and Joseph will vote with Wilson against the working class, they are only waiting in the wings for the right moment to challen for power.
Trade For this reason any attempt tr retary must be resisted. Wilson would seek to do this only to appease the Tories, and strengthen the grip of the right wing within the Cabinet.
Resolutions must be put in the Labour Party and in the trade unions both for full support for the railwaymen and for the removal of those MPs who supported the Common Market against Labour Party policy. They must be replaced by people prepared to carry out policies in defence of the working class. * Full support for the railwayinen. * Smash the social contract. * Remove pro-Market MPs and Ministers.