munities' of Greenham women throughout Britain will not easily be broken. Women have learned that ley re nguing me samne fight against the same enemy.
Action CND's annual conference recently passed an emergency resolution sunport of the December action at Greenham. Despite the resistance of the leadership to discussing any aspect of how to campaign against THE GOVERNMENT is waging a campaign against the mining community. They are trying to set worker against worker. But we're telling Thatcher and her government we're not going to be used as pawns on their economic board. Us women are going to stick together and fight right through to the end. We've seen a mass movement of women since this strike began. They've come together country / in a way we never did envisage. We can look forward after the strike, to maintaining the links we've made and using our experience for the benefit of every dispute and every group that's
missiles 1985, peace reasserted the priority of cruise and supporting the women in the forefront of that fight.
In the coming year it's up to all or us to ensure that the camp is supported and the fight against the mussues connues will lIc same determination. WoacH. down Greenham this Sunday. I HAVE JUST received a blanket from the Women's Peace Caucus in Tallassee, Florida. They want to blanket the base during the 9 December action at Greenham. The side hanging inwards towardst the base is covered with eyes and messages which say 'the world is watching you' and 'the eyes have it'. Outside are peace symbols and a large dove, an attempt to reconstruct the common.
The miners and the peace movement have a common enemy: nuclear weapons and