SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Aggression

Socialist Action No. 32, 4 November 1983 · pp. 2-3 of the scan · 188 words

The scan: 032-nov-04-1983-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 2 of the scan

Our job now is to make the US pay the heaviest rice possible for the invasion of Grenada; to warn he whole labour movement of the further acts of Anerican aggression in the British collaboration in the particularly against the establishment of a puppet regime by the British state.

We must also continue our fight against the stallation of cruise missiles in thi dof the struggle of the Grenadian people a mas er to weaken its c ti-imperialist movement opposing imperialist infervention in Central America and elsewhere can be bora which can link itself to the fight of the colmial peoples and particularly the heroic resistance of the Grenadian people. Middle Bast, to oppose planned against US intervention National Guard. The National Guard that raped 13 year olds in front of their parents, poured petrol over them and burned them alive. The National Guard that locked people in houses and burnt them down. The National Guard that bombed and burned the slums Managua right up to the muscliste Bryan 'President Reagan doesn't like your choice of eight gramaphone records'.

page 3 of the scan

Socialist Action 4 November 1983

← PuppetMAGGIE ANGRY ABOUT →

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