Archive 1982: Militant Tendency - entryists in Labour

Michael Crick looks at the 'Military Tendency' in 1982 as the Labour Party decide whether to have a register of approved pressure groups within the movement.
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[@fletcherrichmond5143]

Victory to the imt

[@DialecticalMaterialismRocks]

no

[@mathieuleader8601]

all parties have parties within them politically

[@garsm2290]

Trots don't.

[@brianterry8317]

"Enquiries"
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[@edmund184]

These days Crick is usually found wondering around the UKIP conferences desperately looking for someone to say "Ongo Bongo land" on camera. Most people ignore him. Like most journalists he's waisted a career feeding off other peoples' hard work and beliefs. I'm sure the Hard left can unite with UKIP on an anti-Crick policy. Taxation at 98%. Forced to get a real job like road sweeper and compulsory courses in "Harassment Awareness".

[@th8257]

It would be nice if you could spell wasted correctly. I'm not sure his waist has anything to do with it.