Anl Seeks Vicars and Patriots
Socialist Press1978 1978-06-14Read it in the scan (PDF), scan page 4 →
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ANL leaders Peter Hain, Ernie Roberts and Paul Holborrow The Winsford branch of defend immigrant communthe Workers Socialist ities and for a programme of League has been in the fore- socialist policies to offer a front of opposition to such solution to the material attempts to confuse and conditions exploited by the divert the anti-fascist National Front.
Politics at its lowest common denominator comes to Winsford in Cheshire on June 20 when Carnivalists of the Anti Nazi League will attempt to set up a branch there.
Over 100 letters have been sent out to organisations and individuals in the area by the local Communist Party secretary Jim Kneedham.
Peacefully
The mailing list incl des Tories, priests, parsons put PHOTO: Laurence Sparham, IFL patriots.
In a press statement MI. Kneedham says that the National Front can be beaten peacefully.
This is the Stalinist answer to National Front threats to organise a branch in the Winsford area.
And it lines up with the current policies of the Socialist Workers Party-the main revolutionary' force in the ANL.
Alliance It also follows a recent attempt by local Labour Party leader Councillor Ernest McGee to organise an alliance of Liberal, Tory and Labour Councillors to "combat" the NF.
struggle, arguing instead for workers' organisations to
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