Socialist Challenge1981Socialist Challenge No. 184, 12 February 1981Labour
Socialist Challenge No. 184, 12 February 1981 · p. 12 of the scan · 134 words
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page 12 of the scan
In Edinburgh on the other hand, where there is not such physical threat Loyalists, been flas raised in the labour ment and significant sections ot it nave adoptea a troops out o raise the Issue of Ireland and to support in par ticular the withdrawal of Bri. tain a legitimate exercise in the labour movement To try to avoid this, as has tended to happen in Glasgow is in effect to surrender to Loyalists and their insistence that "Ulster is British'.
The best way to challenge Loyalism in Scotland is to take Ireland into the trade union and labour movement, and get that movement to commit itself to challenge Britain's right to be in Ireland in other words, to call for the immediate withdrawal troops, and self determination for the Irish people