SocialistAction 1983–88

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

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Socialist Action No. 65, 6 July 1984 · p. 8 of the scan · 179 words

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THIS SUMMER Youth CND will be holding a two week long peace march bases in Britain.

YCND National Committee, writing in a personal capacity, looks at the aims and slogans of the march. October's CND march was frustrated by the slogans put forward by the right wing: 'Nuclear defence is no defence', 'Freeze the nuclear arms race', the opposite was true on the massive anti-Reagan march of Face to face with US imperialism, and in the midst of the miners' strike demonstrators filled gap left by the the right ('Return to Sender') with obvious themes how CND can build itsell 1 accol.

The youth contingent in particular, carrying a Vol INOT BOMB A0 U.S. ASES!

While the enthusiasm of demonstrators on last series of banners 'No No Trident', 'No US bases', out of 'For Nuclear Free Europe' gave a lead to the rest of the march. These slogans were passed virtually unanimously at emergency YCND conference in February.

For youth there is no 'middle ground'. While

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