SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

ANC

Socialist Action No. 145, 27 June 1986 · p. 12 of the scan · 204 words

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page 12 of the scan

cabinet are only informed after actions are taken by the security forces and the army. They are thrashing extent all of the means of repression and vioience a their disposal.

The fantastic pressure on the Thatcher government should be increase ten-fold, a hundred-fold a thousand-fold — so that even Conservative government which doesn't want to impose any mean measures as she onould call ingful sanctions them, would be compelled by the pressures from the people of this country to take real action against racist South Africa.

would never do anything about except make pious declarations that she wants apartheid to go. But : we believe that it is possible - all not only possible but necessarv — tor the peon e of the country to show that Margaret Thatcher does not and the atitudes of ene represent the majority the people who want sanctions to b imposed on racist South Africa.

We want South Africa to be totally isolated in every walk of life. But not the position in which one cosmetic measure posed here there, so that in the end the British Call say sanctions don't really work We want mandatory sanctions on South Africa — and we want them now

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