The victories of the left at the T.U.C. conference this week have transformed the political situation in Britain. No longer ave the left wing forces swimming against the stream, no longer do opponents to the Government's disgraceful Vietnam policy and the wage freeze stand on the fringe. Now we speak as part, the most - principled left section, of a mass movement of opposition to Wilsonism. The 1,300,000 victory for dissassociation from American policy in Vietnam means that members of the Labour movement in Britain can look their Vietnamese brothers in the face, The 1,400,000 Jvictory on economic policy (gained in spite of perifidious role of Carron) means that when in future a section of workers goes against the wage freeze they will be ‘carrying out T.U.C. policy,
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 10, c. 7 September 1967
Forward to Scarborough
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