LABOUR IN TURMOIL Woman Worker
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Unemployed queue for benefits in Michigan General Haig (right)
international level.
Both in theory remain in office as a menace to humanity until 1984: only mass mobilisation of the workers' movement can stop them.
While the main obstacle to such a mobilisation in Britain remains the Labour and trade union bureaucracy in the USA the political task of organising and mobilising the working class FOUR-PAGE SUPPLEMENT starts from a point where there is not even a mass workers' party in existence.
The fight for the political independence of the American working class, the building of a US Labour Party and the establishment of a progrmame for mass struggle for socialism in the USA are the tasks ahead for Marxists in the fight to stop Reagan.