Where does CND go from | Socialist Action 1983

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ty. Hiroshima Day on 6 COLAugust can be the starting point for tion. pro- The unions back a campaign to ensure the maximum success of the strike, which should be used as a springboard for further industrial action. The issue of disarmament needs to be forcefully raised People's March for Peace and Jobs.

should No one should argue that CND should launch a call for a Labour vote in the election. But it is self-defeating to power organised nuclear Union CND have a parthis fight. If Labour Party and trade union branches aren't drawn into struggle the labour leaders do not pledges unilateralism, then it will be surprise disarmament movement doubts on the value of orientating to the labour movement.

Now we need to redouble our efforts to take the anti-nuclear message into the factories, trade union branches and Labour Parties. the Then civil disobedience at the missile bases and the peace canvass will be part or Huge potentially unstoppable social forces.

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Socialist Action 8 April 1983