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STALI BRITAIN

By Robert Black

Workers Press no. 231, 14 August 1970 · scan page 3

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The way forward now is for labour by walking off the dock. We in Manchester did the 'right' It takes five men to turn a ship round in two days with containers, where it would take 100 men two weeks uşing conventional methods.

The politics behind the strike were obvious. Everyone knew that the dockers are the most militant group of workers. If the Tories can defeat us they can defeat any other workers.

But they have not been defeated decisively; the big struggle is coming.

Men went into this strike half-heartedly. I think,. you know, they had a feeling it would end in nothing. They were waiting for the retreat by the officials.

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