Socialist Outlook

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Polls apart

Socialist Outlook no. 35, June 2000 · 272 words

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opinion polls show a rapidly narrowing gap between Tories and Labour. weins acres sin explanation. When the clec. government vying to outdo gration laws, crime and punpensioners with a degrading 75p a week rise, etc. they are probably thinking "If we are anyway, we may as well have administer it." Perhaps even Tony Blair will eventually come to realise that sucking up to big business and ignoring traditional Labour supporters is no guarantee of the second term he so obviously craves. wage slavery and national oppression. unity among all the exploited and oppressed. The working class and its alles nuse uncompromisingly fight against capitalism and for a clear programme of action in order to gradually acquire the experi ence and consciousness needed to defeat capitalism at the decisive moment of crisis.

The movements of women. lesbians and gay men, and black people to fight their particular forms of oppression make an es sential contribution to the struggle for a dif ferent society. They are organised around the principle "None so fit to break the chains as those wno wear them The whole working class needs to fully commicise to tese struggies. Furthermore we fight for a strategic allian: between workers and these orginistons an alliance which respects their legitimate By building simultaneously revolutionary organisaaons i cach county and a revolu tionary International, we aim to guide and encompass the global interests of the work ers and oppressed.

By building a united struggle against exploitation and oppression we aim to ensure the survival of the human race. you like what you read in Socialist Outlook Box 1109, London N4 2UU, and we'll

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