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Jay Worr Deal Swindle URGER READING for every Trade Unionist

By Robert Black

Workers Press no. 333, 21 December 1970 · scan page 4

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energy' of the sevidence of th 'PROTEST AND DISCONTENT' Pelican Original 6s in the movement who accept the 'immutable laws' of capitalism: i.e. the present bureaucratic leadership.

All Daly's long words amount to this: he has no conception of the power of the working class to overthrow capitalism, and cannot therefore conceive of his own members defeating those who seek to attempt to carry out capitalism's present programme for survival.

Hence he lends his services to those who would like trade protest bich will gorge sof protes of all these protesters in the present period of developing class war. Packed with information on all types of deals 160 pages Illus: 3s 6d Available from Workers Press, 186a, Clapham High St, London, SW4. LECTU

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