press - and orchestrated from Downing Street - demonstrations and rallies took place throughout me country The hundreds of thousands who demonstrated on that day clearly showed their willingness to fight a government which is trying to drag us back to the 'thirties"
They know that the savage cuts in social services, the escalating jobless total and the anti-union campaign are going to get worse in the years ahead - if Thatcher is allowed to stay - and not better.
And they know that holding a few protests - combined with talk about the return of a Labour government in 4 years time will not help. It will then be too late to defend the jobs and services that will have been axed by the most ruthless Tory government since the war.
What is needed is not idle rhetoric. It is not trips by TUC Dave McLeod (T&GWU)
Carter defended the military raid into Iran last April as a 'humanitarian act. Its aim was supposedly leaders back and forth to Downning Street - but action. The Labour leaders mustn't be allowed to 'rescue' the hostages in the US Embassy and bring them back alive. The fraud in this claim has become increasingly obvious. If Carter had really wanted to save the hostages, all he had to do was return the ex-Shah to the Iranian people for trial. The fact that he has not done this shows the safety of the hostages was furthest from his mind.
As the Christian Science Monitor have been killed had the raiding party reached the embassy in Tehran.
AIM But if the aim of the 'raid' was whom would have been killed -just what was the intention besuggest that Carter's intentions were far broader than originally imagined.
The New York Times claims that US officials have now admit ted that they were ready to use -130 gunships to Iranian troops' ers, from aircraft carriers based in the Arabian sea were put on alert for immediate action.
Iran, were also prepared for on the day SAVAK agents. What action? Documents found in the wreckage of the crashed US aircraft include maps pinpointing the city of Qum (residence of the AyaSocialist Action