[Irish workers on the Sinn Fein Bloody Sunday…]
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Irish workers on the Sinn Fein Bloody Sunday commemoration REME mEMbER BLOODY SUNDAY DERRY 1972 REMEMBER BLOODY SUNDAY DERRY 1972 The laughably-named right wing front organisation *Campaign for Labour Victory' has run into a nrohlem of mis- problem taken identities.
Reactionary elements in the Labour Party looking for sympathetic crypto-Tory groupings are apparently confusing the CLV with the equally despicable 'Campaign for Representative Democracy' run by Newham infiltrators Julian Lewis and Paul McCormick.
Legal wrangles
And other elements in the party are also apparently blaming the CLV-which includes such diehard opponents of socialism as Shirley Williams, William Rodgers and John Cartwright for the legal wrangles initiated by Lewis and McCormick.
Of course the CI •V is unable to point to any material difference be tween their Tory policies and those of their rivals.
True blue
The CLV newssheet emptily assures its true-blue readers that:
"Although both campaigns are centred in Oxford, they have nothing to do with each other. And we have no intention of changing that".
Both campaigns however, are aimed at nothing more than removing or suppressing militants and socialist policies within the Labour Party.
Those Labour Party members who see the party as a means of achieving socialist policies would be well advised to consider the best ways and means of driving those twin crypto-Tory groupings and their coven of admirers out of the Party.
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