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Socialist Press no. 151, 23 May 1979 · scan pp. 10–11 · about 154 words

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They regard the inclusion of the Liberals as a side-issue, barely worth a mention in the SSA's initial reply to the "Open Letter"

Essential The Liberais, of course, do not just tag along' • in formations of this kind: they are essential to the success of the Stalinists' strategy.

Substantive parts of the Liberals' programme must be incorporated into the policies of the new alliance to ensure their cooperation.

The reactionary leadership of NUS will only be defeated in a principled fight to expose every aspect of their treachery and manoeuvring.

Snuggling up to them in the hope that they might change course is no substitute for a clear fight for a socialist programme based on uniting students with the independent strength of the working class.

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 151, 23 May 1979