keep this Government in office, and give it no shadow of an alibi for its failure to carry out humanist or socialist policies: meanwhile, continue the work of exposing the nature of this leadership. In opposition many of these difficult and teasing dilemmas are avoided, but the present situation is genuinely full of possibilities, provided we don't return to Square one. If there were a viable alternative, of course we should have to think again, We believe that alternative can only be built up out of lessons learnt, through the Labour movement, by the trade unions and the radical socialist left «working together, Regretfully, we say to the ReAey that there is no short cut to your admirable objective, We must, at the same time, acknowledge that they have introduced a new dimension of socialist strategy at this critical time. * (Editorial in January's "Humberside Voice")
The WeekThe Week Vol. 4, No. 24, 23 December 1965
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