organisations of the revolutionary left and the IMG in parlicular who saw what was taking place. The employers knew they had to smash mlitant picketing until six months after the strike during which they had escorted every picketing squad on its tour of duty.
The constant meetings between Potice Federation chiets and the Goyemment in late '72, the grip held by the Macalpine family itical force in the campaign, can hardly say such outrageously insul-who had "kindly" They have concentrated on the urgent need to get the pickets rel eased through a combination of mass action and pressure on Pir liament by using official TUC channels.
strikes take place, no matter how many mass lobbies of Parliament, in the campaign unless it takes a turn to being tirmly based on the ideas that the only argument the of capitalist law is at stake. is the is the kind of action wisich ultiThe CP. the most powerful pol-