Insofar as this document throws down a challenge to Wilson and the Cabinet, it is an extremely valuable move, The ideas it puts forward are worthy of very serious examination and analysis - we hope to use the column of The Week for this purpose, However, we must note that the main immediate step proposed devaluation - would be, in the absence of a fundamental anti-capitalist offensive, one which would cause great hardship to the people of Britain. It would represent merely an alternative capitalist strategy for transferring the burden of British imperialism sickness on to the backs of the workers, It is also to be noted that the supporters of the manifesto did not follow up their challenge in the columns of Tribune with a challenge in the House of Commons, This is no way to mobilise opinion for an alternative programme, What is needed now to break the present impasse is action,
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 4, 27 July 1967
The "never Again" Manifesto
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