IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

NATIONALISE

Socialist Challenge No. 12, 8 September 1977 · p. 16 of the scan · 292 words

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page 16 of the scan

spectacie. factory rather than re-instate the strikers.

run by an elected workers committee.

guaranteed a permanent victory.

under the control of those who will work in it.

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Complete and roture Streer. Printed be Pressage [70/1, Reading, Berkshine. George Ward has gone far enough. The sight of this tinpot boss defying the massed ranks of British trade-unionism has become a familiar, if nauseous, He refused to let his employees join a trade union. He has defied the Scarman Report and refused to re-instate the dismissed strikers. Backed by Robert Moss and John Gouriet of the National Association for Freedom' on the one hand and Tory MP's Gorst and Joseph on the other, he has thrown down the gauntlet. It is time that his challenge was answered.

Ward has stated that he will close down the The labour movement must answer back and quickly. I should demand that Grunwick's is nationalised and This is not empty day-dreaming. It is the only way that the long-suffering Grunwick strikers can be Socialist Challenge is for mass action to cut off all supplies to Ward and all other measures to isolate him. But the next round of mass action should lead to the occupation of Grunwick, backed by trades unions and designed to get the factory nationalised unges meah ther we here had to rube the E3,73r 13 months £T.50 Cheques: POeted Mope Dident chuuld te made perable to Regintmed with the For Offleeas a newgaper, Publishedby Reigores Lid, for Socialis Chailenge, 328/329 Lipper " YUP, GEORGE, NOW WE KIN FIX THEM PESKY INJUNS!"

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