IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Terry Marsland

· Socialist Challenge No. 248, 4 June 1982 · p. 9 of the scan · 225 words

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page 9 of the scan

this totally opposed to war. necessarily think Argentinians were rect to invade in the first but this ment's attitude is completely amount of money which wrong. is being poured into the operation - and hospital workers are having to estrike for decent liv ing wage. I think it's appalling that young are dying for this both sides.

I would like to see a ceasefire. Our union has called for the implementation of resolution 502 of , THINK all young people the United don't There should be an imthe mediate withdrawal cor- the fleet.

govern- I think it would be a good idea for the TUC to The talk with the CGT trade union federation always capable of resolving things more than the bosses.

I think the should begin a campaign on among the memberships to explain what is going on. This war is going to escalate and I think that attitudes will begin change very rapidly.

RAJ-END Our flabby union jack now hangs slack. the ack-ack guns of world war two ran out of flak That shabby flag land all it sags for) no longer fabricated in mills of Accrington, but manufactured where this scrap of cloth no longer flaps its flaccid vanity -in India, Taiwan, Sarawak.

The Union jack is just a load of cack.

Socialist Challenge 4 June 1902 page 9

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