IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

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Red Weekly No. 169, 1976 · p. 11 of the scan · 378 words

The scan: rw-no169-oct-7-1976.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 11 of the scan

the same purpose in mind.

In Britain the peace movement continues its weekly round of prayers and hymns. It also continues to attract widespread support - among its latest fans are the Grand Orange Lodge of Scotland, who backed the recent demonstration in There have been other, more respectable recruits. A number of trades councils, leading trade union figures and trade union branches have also given THE EXPORTATION of the 'peace' movement in the north of Ireland continues. The three women popularly held to be the leaders of the campaign are now off to America. They say that they want to stop the flow of money from there to 'paramilitaries' in the Six Counties. Such initiatives have been attempted before. Leading figures in both the Irish and British governments have been to America recently with But in the last seven years British troops have enforced imprisonment without -trial, indiscriminately people - most brutally on Bloody Sun-and, tortured prisoners. This illusday trates their real role. That it was internment and then Bloody Sunday which directly led to an increase in violence by Republicans illustrates the murdered source of - one is a thor oughly reactionary force, the other a Given the lack of speeches at thi peace meetings, the ban on 'political' banners, and indeed the general antithe media treat the peace people, there is no way a progressive impact can be made AfricaIf, say, 500 troops out supporters details joined the marches, what would come East Anglia, Norwich over would not be the slogans they chanted, but the fact that an extra 500 people were marching behind Lord Longford, the churches, the Orange Order and the rest. And they would be marching behind a movement which is being used by the lie machine of British imperialism and contuse the mu One consequence of the peace movement is already apparent. According to both the British Army and ex-Unionist boss Brian Faulkner, the British Army has stepped up its arrests of Republicans as a direct result of the peace people's antics. As a direct result of this campaign there are now more Irish political prisoners, une Army nave made more nely.

If you support this, support the peace. people; but in doing so realise FALLS SAYS EXTRA мояв

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