🔴 BREAKING: Labour conference delegates expelled for being Socialist Appeal supporters 🔴
Scandalously, a number of delegates to Labour Party conference have been expelled from the party just a day ahead of the start of conference.
The reason for their expulsion is their support for Socialist Appeal.
Evidence used to justify these expulsions include: membership of a public Facebook group which has thousands of members; taking photos at public meetings; and even just being interviewed by Socialist Appeal!
The fact this is occurring just before the conference kicks off clearly shows this is a deliberate act of gerrymandering by Starmer and the right wing to get rid of socialist delegates.
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In this article from last year, we analysed the so-called 'Megxit' crisis, when Meghan and Harry took their first steps on the path to 'financial independence'. We noted that this dispute merely reflects the crisis at the heart of the British monarchy.
As we explained, "The British monarchy has always acted as window dressing for the rule of the bosses. The pomp and ceremony of the institution... are supposed to inspire awe and reverence... the state, as the repressive tool of class rule, [is] given some kind of “dignity”.
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The Dagenham strike was not the first such strike, and it would certainly not be the last. However, by standing up against bosses, union officials, and even other workers, they would send a message that has stood the test of time and inspires still. #IWD2021#IWD#Strike
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