A DECADE OF DEATH IN IRELAND BRITISH TROOPS E OUT NOW

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Inside: Communist Party and International Marxist Group hoto: G.M- COOKSON (Socialist Challenge] No says THE To CUTS debate 'troops out now'. Pages 6/7 church.

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now. have died, countless more injured, thousands have been interned without trial, thousands more sent to prison by kangaroo courts.

The burden has fallen heaviest on the Catholic minority in the northeast six counties of Ireland. It is they who have suffered most, and today the guns and torture weapons of the British 'security forces' are pointed in the direction of the working class ghettos of Belfast, Derry, Armagh and elseFor its part the British working class has said little and done less about its government's occupation of the North of Ireland. Not so the British ruling class. Only last week a magistrate in a London court described January's 'Bloody Sunday' march in London as 'highly provocative'. He fined a demonstrator who defended La fascist attack, commenting that some patriotic people might be offended by such a Last week, too, the Tory government banned the use of Trafalgar Square for Sunday's demonstration marking the tenth anniversary of Brittroops' new involvement in The latest information Socialist Challenge has been given is that the National Front is planning to attack the London march. NF transport has been arranged from as far away as The 12 August demonstration was called on the basis that Britain should declare its intention to leave Ireland. Socialist Challenge believes that this demand does not go far enough, and we urge our readers to march in the 'troops out now' contingent.

But wherever you march, be on the streets of London on 12 August. Whether its the last ten years or the last eight hundred and ten, the conclusion is the same - Britain out of Ireland All out 12 August!

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