some detail in the hooklet - has Deen appanne. belApril 1972 and WICH bean.
Wing publicits having themr mnembers un in court Not one soldier or police The potential to do this todat. massive crisis of Britsh capital and the search for radical solutions, is far greater.
But this can only happen if the L.PYS turns 1o the vouth leading the lightback: ('NI). unionisation of YOPs. solidarit! revolutions in C'entral America and the Caribdelending Solidarnose lighting for at woman's right to work and abortion, against the racism of the state, for British troops out of reland.
Vicar campaigning LPYS could coday unite and lead the vouth. This would he a massie bood to both the light the )"les. and misleader of the labour moremen.
The pamphlet makes clear that the young people leading the lighthach •will form the backbone of a nen leadership lor the working class, firm/s based on its experiences and strudBut we facea huge obstade. Asthe presen right wing Labour leaders set a mass radical vouh marcmen building up beneath them. iheir terror at the challenge from the ranks vill faroutmp thoir pons prodessabou Thatcher Authen bare dond condens bmcs potore. lc will lasd our in an attempe do destre that In the lade o nethe t rey necos e sadr ship which von't gire dn inch to the inesable crackdomns ot the labour barcancrals.
The pamphle coplams that unfortunate! the Militan leadership of the 1 PYS does nor provide this. While anconditionally defending their right to be in the d abour Paro, it haslo be said that the Militan endenes hats nod built an currenty abom 9000 member which matches the lends of thomsands of douth who hate taken action agama the dorie The problem is that the Militan von't build the LPYS our of the ruggles of touth. It has dene nothing do build bouh & Ni despite the decision of lasd deda dl'd do onterende to al Thet drone Nomen ad blake ohe 2d nise to light los ther geloe dd dading Instoad of dammend so puddin trom dhe British labour movement as a way of fighting such army propaganda, and of building a campaign 10 have these death weapons banned, and zadecu ultimately of forcing Britain to leave reland complerely.
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But, as this book makes clear, if the South African white supremist regime intended to break the spirit of these men. they have signally failed in cheir aim. On and today Nelson Mundela's name is on the lips of every black South African. He and his fellon prisoners are the inspiration for those who are carring on the struggle todar This book is not for the squeumish.
The freatment which black prisoners receive can onli be compared with what went on in the Nazi concentralion camps. True, there chambers huit. short known form of torture and humiliation is practised.
The tragedy is that many of the heroic men and women who look part in the struggles in C'entral America. the Caribbean and Poland. Militant crincises Solidarnos and the FDR in El Salvador. and does not build solidarity in Britain with these life and death The only bright spot has been the launching of the YOP, Trainees Union Rights Campaign, which held a mass lobby of Parament in February and is for unionising YOP, worker — we wholeheartedly welcome this campaien.
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