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Socialist Press no. 122, 25 October 1978 · scan p. 5 · John Lister · about 210 words

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who have no intention of ations of these fighting for the removal of reformists. the Callaghan-Healey leader- Such an exposure will ship. prove to many that the road The sooner the left' to socialism involves a break MPs are pressed by trade from all forms of reformism union branches and Labour and the construction of a Parties to take up such a revolutionary party based fight in the Labour Party, on the Trotskyist the quicker workers will see programme.

This silence has only been punctuated by isolated demagogy from lefts' such for themselves the real limitIranian troops-using British riot gear?

AT ITS October meeting, the GC of Oxford City Labour Party overwhelmingly passed a motion 'deploring the consistent support" given to the Shah's regime by the present Prime Minister, Foreign Secretary and Minister of Defence, and calling for the expulsion of all known SAVAK agents from Britain.

The original motion had demanded that local Labour MP and junior minister at the Foreign Office Evan Luard publicy dissociate himself from the government's policy and call for a ban on all British arms supplies to the Iranian dictatorship.

But • an amendment was successfully moved to delete this and substitue a "more practical" call for the goverment to change its ways.

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