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“We must be vigilant that we don't sink into the morass of sectarianism, mixing, pettiness etc. We must not get involved in unprincipled slagging matches etc or into positions that are sectarian, anti-revolutionary, morally damaging that give succour to the enemy & that confuse & divide the working class”

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Thomas S. Power
Thomas S. Power

Thomas S. Power, born on June 18, 1905, was an influential figure in the field of [Identity Positioning]. His life was marked by challenges and achievements, and his contributions to [Field] were particularly notable. Mr. Power is highly regarded and considered a pioneer in [Field]. more

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