Revolution Youth | IMGpapers 1980

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pamphlet just .out 20p a copy plus 15p p&p available Revolution PO Box 50 London N1 2XP.

strength. The fight against the Tory government and go away.

'We are the organisa tion that can lead this fight. on the streets and Ir the factories Basing ourselves the actual struggles of young people is the route to a mass campaigning YS.

"I am a supporter of the SOcialls licwsodocl Revolution. It is on these policies that we want the YS to be representea on the NEC. Labour Party Young the YS.

Youth ons weren rary people National Left had been differences try.

John Cutts, said he thought the YS. WITH over a hundred in attendance, Ann Henderson, author of the pamphlet Building the Socialists led off the discussion explaining the policy of Revolution in A panel of leading supporters of Revolution questions raised in the lively discussion that followed. Militant supporters who attended the meeting attacked Revolution for not basing themselves on the day to day concerns of Many speakers took up this charge and pointed out that Militant's policies cut the YS from the massive movements of youth.

Wing Youth Movement sup porters appealed for unity with Revolution arguing that issues like the Falklands on which there should become obstacles. Revolution supporters, while arguing for joint work where there was agreement, pointed out the necessity of calling for the defeat of your own ruling class in a war with a dependent counLa Revolution supporter and a Manchester YS delegate who chaired the meeting the meeting was good demonstration of Revolution supporters' work in Socialist Challenge 15 April 1982 page 11

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