Socialist Action1986Socialist Action No. 143, 6 June 1986Mutiny
Socialist Action No. 143, 6 June 1986 · pp. 8-9 of the scan · 137 words
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page 8 of the scan
engaged in a sixteen year in Ireland, they will not welcome the return of a Labour Government comoM An › do auldslo indicated both at the time of the Cur. ragh Mutiny and in 1974 when senior army officers dictated policies to an elected government. It is a high risk Army must be disarmed and disbandBritish Army should be withdrawn to of this should be one of emergency representatives should be assigned to work alongside key army personel representatives would be directly accountable to the vested with the authority to veto ArLabour Government to own state apparatus to be the most canecious asocel policy — we do not underestimate the threat to parlamentary democracy il antte nobets Private Member's Bill in 1985 which supporters claim satisfied legislative icatcicis
page 9 of the scan
Socialist Action 6 June 1986