SocialistAction 1983–88

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

ALL OUT FOR THE See pages 8 and 9 DEMOUSTRATE

Socialist Action No. 2, 25 March 1983 · pp. 1-2 of the scan · 262 words

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...free world... blah, democracy... no aid to Ethiopean Commies... blah, blah 'em out or blow 'em up... empire, which gave the green light Israeli blitzkreig and which threaten the peace in Europe by installing hundreds of new nuclear The enemy being fought by the Sandinistas in Nicaragua, by the FMLN in El Salvador and by the fighters is the same enemy being confronted by the Greenham Common women and movement in Europe and the United States.

Thatcher is the most willing ally of Reagan's drive to war, openly giving support to US plans in El by sending British observers tr year's phoney elections - and going all the way with Reagan's nuclear insanity.

Reagan and his cronies fear the -peace movement as one of its mos decisive opponents. The British labour movement must play its part in defeating the drive to war.

The Campaign to stop cruise Trident, out 100-plus US military bases - and the campaigns in solidarity with El Salvador and Nicaragua can strike a blow for those in the front line of the war in Central America. • Nicaragua — turn to page 3 • Greenham Common back page Sunday 27 March 12 noon Assemble Jubilee Gardens near Waterloo Station •Unite the divided families now Socialist Action urges readers and supporters in London and the Home Counties to assemble at our banner at Jubilee Gardens from 11.30pm.

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Socialist Action 25 March 1983 NU PE

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MODERN TIMES

CAMPAIGN AGAINST RACIST LAWS • Repeal the Immigration and Nationality Acts •Stop race checks• Stopracist deportations

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