Workers Socialist League

Socialist Press, Trotskyism Today and the Trotskyist International Liaison Committee, 1975–1984

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Socialist Press no. 181, 9 January 1980 · scan p. 2 · about 180 words

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No. l Nov. 1979 DISCUSSION BULLETIN 60p Price 75p including postage from: WSL, 31 Dartmouth Park Hill, London NW5 IHR.

The strated sel The discussion document adopted by the Workers Socialist League for submission to the discussion prior to the 11th World Congress of the :USFI.

Price 30p incl. p&p policies it would increasingly become possible to develop armed militias of workers and peasants, under the control of the soviets in each area, which could mobilise the masses to defend Afghanistan against imperialist counter-attack.

The fight for such a programme, which would pave the way for the withdrawal of troops and the establishment of an independent, soviet Afghanistan, is plainly a hard one.

Indeed, like the struggle against Stalinism elsewhere in Asia, in Europe, in Africa or in the Americas, it requires the construction of a conscious Trotskyist leadership in each country to defend the gains of the working class and lead the struggle for the political overthrow of the parasitic bureaucracy.

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Poisoned; Well

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 181, 9 January 1980