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The point is no as to whether struggle at grass roots level either as far as we or the Italians are conberned — who place the greatest emphasis on the development of forms of dires democracy — or any the other Parties that are roughly lumped together as " Eurocommunist:" The point is basically chis whether we see such organs of Struggle as complementary to the gaining of a parliamentary majority and the transtormation of the existing institutions — repreinstitutions whether we see a scario which 1917, namely through forms of USE TOWEr. Institutions plus organs of direct Power forius. Already we have in this country a whale variety of ortruditional organisations of the working class like Trades Coun cils which are a particularly ad vanced form shop stewards others coming into existence in Jocalities like temants committees, worsen's increments and organisations which will have an importaet role to play.
We totally reject or Communiat Party by people who ватеп я масцивасту теви рог ртоgramme or our literature totally reject any talk of a par liamentary road to socialism. A aucratic was parion of MEIE possible of the state.
take many the some of chem of organisation;
below from above in terms and this is a As he quoted, democratisation as possible.
We regard the something Ones of nationalisaten and widespread not in a the the working Measures at every lew would lend o as far democratisation as not have any illusions socialism can socialist But we do believe that thi workine class and is alie strong enough — and Robin does not seem to deny this - 10 WIT concessions the ruling class, and we will be in a better position to win them if, in addition to the strength fron we also have the strength of a left Goverament which would allow the trade union organisation of the armed force: and police and as far ranging a state as being absolutely clearly and unambiguously is the MONTY JOHNSTONE Photo: ANDREWWIARD Resort
simply tions SOCIALIST CHALLENGE 14 July 1977 p10