IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

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Socialist Challenge No. 192, 9 April 1981 · p. 13 of the scan · 464 words

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page 13 of the scan

Such an eminently practical politician as Nel Blaney, the Donegal political boss, understood that. He made strong speeches masses Republican Lisnaskea, putting the Dialle 1U1 the violence where it belongs - on the British government In the more conservative Enniskillen, Sinn Fein speakers drew loud applause when they reminded their audience of how the Irish people have always supported the nationalist prisoners will be the key to the Sands' victory. wiere number of wavering voters deprived of sleep and food.

These are methods that are against any people fighting for its liberty. unless cept the suggestion that it otherwise.

soldiers have Sands' posters.

are concentrated For such people, I have found assurances that the alicitiull and sympathy of international opinion and in particular of sections Catholic clergy who suphuman rights, are poLi very important.

It is vital to focus as much international attention as possible, and for as sympathetic observers possible come in and come quickly. ine gical Dallie Wilal is now being fought in this quiet countryside and main no 'occupies' Northern Ireland. for Northern Ireland is part of uk and will remain so the people of Nor and Parliament at Westminster decide seen tearing down small may be decisive for the future of one of the most intense, powerful and enduring struggles against perialist and capitalist repression in our time.

Portrait of a Hunger Single copies 25p plus 10 copies top pop. incl post ques/POs to Informa tion Information Ireland, 1 North End Rd London W14 8ST.

It has been six decades since Britain enforced the partition of Ireland against the wishes of the Irish people. of an artificial statelet in the si counties was an affront to the right of the Irish people to self-determination.

The SWP quotes from the sunday limes Insight leam' book Northern Report on the Conflict to explain to Wall why his claim that the majority of people lI Northern Ireland want to repart the United Kingdom sheer deceit and hypocrisy:

'The border was itself the first and biggest gerrymander: the new province of Ulster had meaning except the i which the Protesarges alca tant tribe could hold against the Callout immoral concept.

by immoral means... and in the ena ine Army on we surcers, !! ternment, "deep interrogaTerrorism has been used for by the Centuric. maintain its rule in Ireland. The British government cannot condemn the real terrorists in Northern • do that it would have to convict itself The letter the SWP concludes demands made in the original Immediate prosecution and conviction of those responsible the attack on Bernadette and Michael McAliskey!

Grant the demands of the H-Block prisoners!

End British occupation and colonial rUIC Northern Socialist Challenge 9 April 1981 Page 13

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