The world asks more must die TAKE THE TROOPS LOUT NOW!

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unfortunately curtailed as the assembly tried to assert its right to march, protesters made their way to Downing Street where a picket was moved on by police Eventually, the demonstrators dispersed.

Sands remained an 'ordinary criminal'.

It mattered not that the protest in Ireland, organis by the Nationa H Block/Armagh Committee, was largely peaceful: at the start of this week the government rested over of the leaders of the campaign.

And it did not matter that the youth of Derry, and elsewhere in the North of Ireland took to the streets. Two youths Went mowed down and killed by British Army Land Rovers, and another was murdered plastic bullet.

Such are the ways of democracy and writers throughout Europ alink their enes, to mates the United States sure what they see is real unable to comprehend the heartlessness COICSSIUL and inhumanity of the British government But the people of Ireland have come to expect as much. Generation after generation has asked no more than that Britain should leave their country They have been answered by concentration camps, famines and massacres. Mood And now there is the latest grisly chapter with British MPs - including those the Labour Party - rushing to con gratulate Thatcher for en the Bobby Sands MP to break through his skin.

correspondent of Socialist Challenge in Gerry Foley, phoned this newspaper on Monday to report 'a mood of tense, grim expectation' in une working class Republican ghettos of Republican paper has warned: "There will be fire and there will be fury. Let there be no mistake - whatever form the Irish fury takes, it will be understood throughout May Bobby Sands not be forgotten; the people of Ireland be left in peace, and may Britain do the only thing it can do to shed at least some small portion of its guilt: get its troops out of Ireland now.

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at a time when schools. and worse it will be 4 per cent LIVERPOOL TO LONDON 1-31MAY UHE THE People's March for Jobs is on the road. As the five hundred unemployed make their way from Liverpool to London, workers are fighting back against Tory attacks.

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