Socialist Outlook

Socialist Viewpoint, International, Socialist Outlook and their supplements, 1984–2002

Militant for the land of the living

Socialist Outlook no. 30, October 25 1992 · 282 words

about 575 billion from the public reached between the unions and Q: WHO'S THE odd out between Margaret Beckett, Reggie Kray and Socialist Outlook? A: Margaret Beckett. The other two have got convictions.

But in order to put our convictions into practice, we need £8,000 of your money -fast. The next few months could well prove the best chance in years or the working class to even up the score with the bosses and their government.

Unfortunately the labour movement is going into battle under the most clueless rightwing leadership in its entire history. The ideas we need to win aren't going to come from official quarters, who will do everything they can to stop the fight against the Tories 'getting out of hand'.

Demands on genuine socialists and their organisations in the coming period are likely to be immense. But Socialist Outlook is being seriously hamstrung by its decrepit publishing and printing equipment.

This not only hampers publication of this newspaper; it No. 30 makes it more difficult to produce the leaflets, broadsheets and pamphlets needed to put over the revolutionary marxist message of the Fourth International in Britain.

While Outlook remains a fortnightly, the sheer quality of its coverage is superior to anything else produced by the far left. Anyone who has to plough their way through Militant every week can vouch for that - thank God they haven'tmanaged to turnitinto a daily yet.

We want to make Outlook even better. So send your cash to PO Box 1109, London N4 2UU, take a monthly flutter on to your friends, workmates and comrades. 25 Oct, 1992

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