IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Mobilising

Socialist Challenge No. 152, 19 June 1980 · p. 10 of the scan · 249 words

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page 10 of the scan

Even on the level of mobilising people in this country, the twin demands of self-determination and troops out ple to their banner than any This is not to say that the CWI or the resolution adopted by the LCI should be opposed. Rather they should be seen as in an evolutionary process in educating people on the demand that Britain should leave Ireland now.

To ensure that this does happen means continuing to build the Troops Out Movement as the major campaigning organisation in this country In an attempt to aid this the Marxist Group will be proposing to the TOM conference that the next national initiative which should be supported by the TOM should be to call or support a national demonstration in the autumn on demands of 'No Tory Plans and 'SelfDetermination for all the Irish people now'.

The organisers of the CWI forum have also called for demonstration, the basis of which would include opposi tion to the forthcoming Tory proposals. Hopefully the LCI can also be drawn into such an this way the organisations can organise and build a quantitatively bigger demonstration than even the 12 August march The IMG believes that such demonstration should _be built as vigorously as possible by the TOM, the LCI, and the and by all socialist organisations in this country.

But in the run up to such a . demonstration during it and ; aftér it, the building of a mass troops aut current, remains the priority.pr

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