IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Jeopardy

Socialist Challenge No. 164, 18 September 1980 · pp. 15-16 of the scan · 292 words

The scan: sc-n164-sep-18-1980.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 15 of the scan

Now the bad that have been made, vith aid reliel agencies, Vietnam, and the Soviet Union, are pardy. The new régime has to put priority on rice arung, ramer Ian col is putting an immense Kampuchea's but it a view of the need t the country's Pilger visited the 'refugee camps in northern Thailand. These camps today are more than staging posts for Pol Pot's army.

Pilger interviewed American advisor Pot rather than backing him. ::The switch American foreign policy in the region is now based on a tactical alliance with China against in the Soviet Union.

backed by China; Vietnam by the Soviet Union.

Blemish fight The role of the is in- States is to try, by channelling relief to Pol Pot's army rather than the Kampuchean governand by the recogni: ›n of the new govern.

ment, to de-stabilise the country and disrupt construction effort.

Pilger's film is an excellent exposé of the role of the West in keeping Pol Pot's guerilla arcarre interview in one of the refaget camps ader sted on •Monsieer Le Presideni. little I shower how linked agencies pressarised by Western govera. ments into hel the how the relief effort

page 16 of the scan

Socialist Challenge their jobs.

As we go to press a national meeting of dockers' delegates from the Transport Union the successful 1972 strike, has agreed to support indefinite strike action to save 178 jobs at the Liverpool docks.

Tories are worried that this strike could cost BRITISH dockers are ready to strike to save transform the prospects for a fightback against unemployment.

The dockers need to organise to win. In non-registered ports to break the strike. This The ahme ricy should be closed down through mass picketing. the Tories used too?

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