Boyd
But many the preparatory regional conferences have had hardly publicity, such working class heroes as Sidnev Weighell on the platform, their ability galvanise and file TaLK support might be questioned.
Nor does it encourage trust to read Sir John Boyd in the last issue of his union journal, where he With each 12 months inland subscription to Socialist Challenge we are offering a free NICARAGUA: THE SANDINIST 11 March 1982 page 14 second article MARTIN speeches of British trade unionists.
There are two views in the unions on what to do abou government backed up by the Bride union ernes i haothe abouta sorator anares ores oract. removin! the nreat or brisa Interests The second is that of the vas the opinion polls, that Britai reland, which would let th Trish work out what form o government they want.
(CAT are tor the toi (London Lou, like the Communist Par•ne govern for the troubles Both think that Norther Lal. be reformed democraticall ignoring hundreds of years of history demonstrate manipulated Irish politics to Campaigns All emboay inese ideas, but are so obviously im practical that they r will never outNice me crosce wore or ene set them up. The support for THE DISCUSSION at the recent Labour Movement Conference on Ireland showed many of the 400 people there how trade union leaders help the govern ment in its war against nationalists in Ireland. In his COLLINS looks at the these imaginary "campaigns is an excuse for not allowing chinev sav we vo already got policy, and no one follows us.
CEne View wa araued by Chris kobinson and prospective Laur M Chris started by looking at the great debt owed by British workers to we have allowed our rulers to suppress Trish British out, he for get at why TOLlOWeE constituency parties discussing Ireland Because reformis leaders of the wo with an tinker captans systems ramer that Workers together to replace it with THCOSS shev inink inat Britain imperialist position is to the advantage of workers in thi COUPLEY Whereas they unC still support it. The politica crisis ina wil be created wher the British get kicked out of including This is last thi the union caders want.
Salli backing the army.
Most British unions organise workers in the No of Ireland have a right which supports the pr British executive. Workers YOU WHO DCIOn! british unions nave sor the Irish unions because the unions wanted a break fro Britain Any discussion insi those threatenst union. threatens to break the li between this right wing blo and the executive. This in tu weakens the position of t caccalve against ne grow pro-Benn left-wing.
workers Ireland from Britain it is through the trade uni or a Labour Party, me who see themselves as part Britain. This is not in the i terests the solution Ireland at all By protecting their o positions in the union. t race union bureaucras s port the continued division cupation that is its main pr opposition to division of Ireland and gett na or ine bureaucracy of t unions is all part of the sai job. Barking Canfield, Ken
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