1983 will be the second stage of the struggle. Now we must ask how these DOCEUL LOLC LELE stoj Cruise in 1983. In CND two answers have begun to ei The first is given by the people WELD LaYOU HOLLviolent direct action. They urge mass sit downs, Peace Camps and Pickets around bases all of which will bring down the wrath of the authoritic Within the context of big demonstraFor wave of industrial action, direct action can play an important role. As a strategy it will loseir we look today unilateralism to be CaSCy these facts. need the bigrest possible mobilisation of the labour JOYCICILI WOOCUOD and Britain on Hiroshima Day in line with Labour Party conference decision. Tor this ation pre a pine youth posal for an international Yhish masi indiude tin. include dustrial and political action. Such a movement will be required to force the Labour leaders to stand on their own conference policy.
And through that action, the tight to remove the Thatcherites and to WaLADOU CU CElECRE committed unilateral nuclear disarmament, will TAKE cnormous The latest issue of International costs just 75p and contains a debate between Alan Freeman and Tony Benn; Ken Livingstone replies to a critique of the Icssons of Labour GLC, Hilary Wainwright with Robyn Archer, and much more! Write to: International PO Box 50, London NI 2XP. Subscribe for just and struggle is a vote fo Herri Batasuna says the LKI.
The resistance continued even PSOE second party on Friday will probably be Alianza Popular, one of the most right wing of all Europe's rense o ae perila ted Able PSOE government collapses amongst popular disillusion.
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