By Jeffrey Hamm
The writer was the General Secretary of Union Movement.
Some of the major errors made by the British Government during Jeffrey Hamm's lifetime are discussed in considerable detail. They include the disaster of the Second World War, The "Winds of Change" speech in Africa, the "Little Englanders" and the events which led the the wave of mass killings in India immediately after independence was granted to that country.
He was a prolific writer and edited a column in Action entitled "Their World and Ours".
In one obituary in the national press it was said that when speaking at a rowdy meeting in Ridley Road in East London that in answer the chant by his opponents "We don't want fascism" he replied "And we don't want Jewish Bolshevism!"