IMGpapers 1976–79

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

Iron grip

Socialist Challenge No. 53, 6 July 1978 · p. 14 of the scan · 185 words

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page 14 of the scan

If we are to go anywhere, achieve anytbing as far as building towards a socialist revolution, then I behieve it is necessary that we first start by looking at the faces and the lessons of the past. The schools, family, law courts, local government, national govern ment. Factories on the resting in the factories relationships forces us to smash them everywhere else in society, freeing all from their oppression. are not people Koger Protz the HUDDERSFIELD Bocialist Chillangs inte Platty Saturdays 11am-1pm Cotlages.

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al chemian bentre they are ever ning vou Destin And smashing a Fast One me that the middle class control the leaderships of the revolutionary rouplets with an iron erip, We al of course, because they they have carried on the traditions, they are the most talented. Indeed A successful revolution needs a class leadership, new lably depenerales into what be nowadays have many examples of staces in which the middie class lead, and one or on in song a thir factories for a boss selling labour for a portion of their labour DAVE HALISWORTH (Tameside

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