SocialistAction 1983–88

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

END BRITISH RULE IN IRELAND NOW

Socialist Action No. 23, 2 September 1983 · p. 11 of the scan · 210 words

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page 11 of the scan

Switch hunt which has been directed against supporters. It is a shame that another witch hunt being conducted by the press seems to have been overlooked.

The horrible assault on a six year old in Brighton can provoke only the universal reaction of condemnation.

But unfortunatelv fit predictably) the gutter press. as the mouthpiece of the most reactionary sections of society, has chosen to highlight this crime as the vehicle for its the main problem in such situations is legal and social repression?

If revolutionary socialists remain silent about these 'difficult' do that on any other subject.

PETER PURTON, Southall barricaded forts and armed city centre checkpoints.

All this shows that Britain's propping up of the six county sectarian state will only lead to more bloodshed and strife.

The only solution is for the troops to be pulled out now and the Irish people to be allowed to determine their own future.

We hope that many August delegation marches in Belfast more labour movemen delegates will join next years TOM delegation and see for themselves what is reported in the press in Britain and the reality of the situation in Ireland.

PETE LEYDEN, Mick Rice, Stewart Richardson, , Tina Rowe, Cherry Sewell, George Wright.

Birmingham Troops Out delegation

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