IMGpapers 1980–83

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

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Socialist Challenge No. 184, 12 February 1981 · p. 5 of the scan · 417 words

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support of the El Salvadoran national liberation struggle, the missiles in Britain.

This symbolic dramatical v brought US policy is all about. The USA has a double-edged strategy. On the one hand it has its Rapid Deployment Force which it can send its military troubleshooters ared of political upheaval where the ocal population trying to run its own affairs On the other, it has alliances like NATO, and strategies such Which are Counterforce, nuclear-backed military alliances and strategies aimed keeping the Soviet Union in line. other against Cruise -In China the patriotic war against the Japanese spilled over into a revolutionary struggle against America's ally Chiang Kai Chek.

In Vietnam the peorOSE their in Korea the workers and peasants fought with the aid of the Chinese Peoples Republic to unify their country.

Throughout the third the flames revolution flared America took on more more the role world cop.

Right through the late '40s and '50s and inthe early '60s the OUT PEOPLE 2102 STOP 2 demonstration, public meeiing other anti nuclear event. please send the details to us and CNO will handed Downline s t at 12.30pm by Susannah York and CND general secretar 21 February: CND stu Gen conterence NOTIN London Poly, Holloway London delegate each from a student CND sluucill group.

February Ealins CND picket of local civ movement ference: 'Job not Bombs •ponsored by bristol lrauc Council Tony Benn. Shepherds Old Market 10am-5pm. Films, creche.

Sheffield aucical demonstration and rally. Assemble 10.30/11.30am Carlisle St. • Kalv in the l Oval Hall featuring Neil Kinnock Buckton ASLEF, Bruce Kent CND Iviaren Lavoul movement Manchester. Delegates will accepted from all bona fide trade union and Labour Parte organisanon IWO each branch trade union branch, trade Counci committee, at £3 a delegate April:

(Bill 22.3318. Details tel. On Assemble Youth CND 11 April:

Conference in Birmingham 12 April: Trans-Pennine march Man stal lulg enestel Leeas on lo April Second stage in Brussel on Easter Saturda April, where a demonsiration will take place outside NATO headquarters. will nuclear demonstrators fron several countries Intormation Sebastian Halliday Pen Anti-Nuclear Co-ord nine nation Commite:

Laneside, Woodto He: bon Bridge, West York March acros the sky. demonstrations across West Yorkshire, featuring flares Organised by Bradford END c/o Ruth HICWULK.

very, 7 Albert Tce, Wyk radford BD12 91 April: Hillingdon from NAT( Northolt (Aircaster maston march There will events in all regional cenLICS May Day:

Tel 01-263 4954 Junt oCOlLIsI from Faslane Polaris base the Clyde Glasgow June for and festival

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