Workers Socialist League

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Socialist Press no. 16, 3 September 1975 · scan p. 3 · about 347 words

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nationalisation under workers' management: all these policies are now called for in this situation. As they are fought for and workers are mobilised to win these demands, they begin to form a bridge between the present level of political consciousness of workers and the need for the working class to take the power. Yet the WRP refused to take up a fight For this reason the most important developments in our work have centred on a break from WRP sectarianism and propagandism, bringing important gains in trade union work and opening up completely new areas. We are beginning to recruit and train from the new forces thrown into struggles in this period - not only trade unionists, but also professional workers, housewives, students and youth - in the fight to construct the Our record shows that we continue to fight uncompromisingly to expose all those who attack and revise Marxisin - not only the WRP but also the 'rank and file' policies of the IS group who refuse to defend the Soviet Union as a workers' state, and the IMG who liquidate the revolutionary movement into unprincipled blocs and liaisons with anti revolutionary tendencies, as well as against Stalinism and reformism Already it is clear that throughout the world the movement of the working class poses similar questions for those groups cailing themselves Trotskyist, particularly sections of the Internationa Commitee cit Fourth International, producing similar splits and offering i set passe of developing a truly intemational morement based of is Issis programme. For this reason the WS is now engaged in a pross dia:=nal discussion prior to a full founding conference, a vital part of which a Ic hammer nut and adant nersnectives for the building of the Ticist! for this method.

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← Contents of Socialist Press no. 16, 3 September 1975

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