Socialist Challenge1983Socialist Challenge No. 275, 7 January 1983RUTH
Socialist Challenge No. 275, 7 January 1983 · p. 7 of the scan · 131 words
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page 7 of the scan
all kinds.' people will be arty, which sted interests, tion because of this ns hardened inper forces were iducted in 1942 questions: first, would benetit cond, were they ownership and enterprise, especially in relation to monopolies of Just to make sure his audience understood COTLICHE welfare he explained that 'there is no finer investment than putting milk into babies'. A far cry from milksnatcher Thatcher.
The Tory Lord Boothby went even further. 'Nothing is more certain than that this war will mark the transilism, he told Lloyd George a0 monopoly capitalism to socialism, early as 1939, 'by that I mean that the ultimate control monopolistic industries, and of credit, will pass definitely and finally into the hands of the state.' He went on to explain that the best man