question where the two previous plans diverge, Thatcher and Carrington side with their Labour predecessors than Smith •Muzorewa: The government unequivocal that it is Britain's task to decolonise — a proposition roundly rejected by the Patriotic Front in its pre-conference statement of position.
Decolonisation would be super• Visc Dy oreign troops as a wav of dealing with liberation fighters who rejected the settlement. be British but would far more likely be Commonwealth as envisaged under me Ango-American plan. just coincidence that Carrington had secret talks with delegates from India, Nigeria and Jamaica at Lusaka? These were the countries destined to send troops under the Owen-Young plan.)
Finally, just to remind participants at Lancaster House of the rich prize of a successful Thatcher is oftering the old Zimbabwe Development dressed up in the new £600m 'Commonwealth Resertlement Fund'.
What is missing from all this is any recognitie softhe wishes and rights of the Zimbabwean people themselves.
Smith only 'internal settlement' among the white population, British government is determined that the 'solution' will be foisted on the people of Zimbabwe from outside.
SUNDAY gives and the Solually criticised 'No Tory 'sell-out' problem!
may well be in a minority 1n These could assessment of the (Was 'Hands Off Zimbabwe'.
That may relationships, Shadow Foreign Shore. neo-colonial Not direct anti-imperialist Fund guise of the campaign for vietnam, Milt forces. held the Given the referendum so the DEMONSTRATE 11 NOVEMBER Victory to the Patriotic Front No sell-out in Zimbabwe Hands off Zimbabwe No collaboration with the Muzorewa-Smith regime Sanctions must stay ASSEMBLE 1.30 PM SPEAKERS CORNER MARCH TO RALLY IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE However, we do think our analysis.
insight into the shortcomings of previous slogans of HOVCHCHEL.
Tory Sell-out Zimbabwe' when it was first coined and we think that time has shown that hardly the Of course, we recognise that we
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