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Socialist Challenge No. 39, 30 March 1978 · p. 3 of the scan · 462 words

The scan: sc-n39-mar-30-1978.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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Name: Syd Bidwell.

Sex: Male DOW front.

Duily "seminars The Middle inducing the People. voluntary.

'But сошліту, When GULL DULL. SAS stunner IT SEEMS that every Western capital now has it own Special TEnSELEVEN Alter their dazzling successes at Mogadishu and in last year's Dutch train seige, the inevitable Special Air Service soldiers are in Italy defending democracy on yet But behind these latter-day crusaders lies a more sinister development. According to a Mail report nOW confirmed by official sources, 30 governments took up a British Government invitation to participate in a series of onl "anti-terrorist operations.

meetings, at the Bramshill police college, WETS designed to set up a network of exchange information on "subversives".

Laps are dentry scarca is to who attended the meetings, but representatives of a number of EOVEEIIOLELS possibly up to ministerial level and certainly involving high-ranking civil servants.

And what did these foreign governments think of Britain's highly developed armoury of anti-subversion weapons, including the famous paralysis grenades used Mogadishu? Stunning Comedy of Errors ROBERTMOSS is in favour of repatriation OF course it will be He toid a radio interviewer some weeks ago: introduced voluntary repatriawould beta the detriment of the 1 the interviewer SUgsuited the 'Well, the National Front, to be OEL LOOK OLLE our policies, or took what were to the Communist or Socialis Partles. But not the Left Radicals.

munis league (UCK — Fresch section of the Fourth International explained that the Left Radicak were the Trojan pappy of the right-wing parties and votes should not be transferred to This had a dramatic impact in two constituencies, where th Left Radicals were defeated because the far-left did transfer its votes to them. Te on Louriers, the LCR-PSU slate got 800 The Left Radical was defeste by 320 votes. Hehas since joined the Socialist Party!

Official Secrets are for sharing THE ARC Campbell, TATE being prosecuted under the Officia monthly newsletter initial postal circulation of 900 campaign supporters. No doubt Special Branch LOSU mated strength 1,100) and M15, Britain's intersal secre police (estimaled strength 5,000) will be anxious to joir the mailing if their friends in the Post Office haven't already done the necessary.

The ABC campaign has not been short of imagination or energyplanned is for SEA TOT the forthooming Wycombe by-clection.

Interesting installations and the Tory candidate is ex-MI5.

An ABC support group has been set up in Newcastle, and is keen to undertake research into what the snoopers are up to in the area. One sapporter, a local COINCHE WaRS TO DO 00 about what she believes is a COIN COEDUCHES ECHEC The group has contacts with Neweastle civil servanls in We CPSA and the local Inland

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