Challenge By Roy Ratcliffe and John Feb Strauther THE IMG-ISA appeal for revolutionary unity campaign joint deceptively modest.
Despite this, it possesses a great underlying strength and significance.
This derives from the fact that it has identified some of the crucial areas of strength and weakness. both obiective and subjective, facing the revolunonary movement in britain today, and the this involved in solving problems of building revolutionary organisation. The experience of various revolutionary groups in Britain shows that many of the same problems of organisation and politics recur in each, relating Frank to the questions of 'democratic Ine centralism' democracy.
Clearly approach is required if these problems are to be solved, The most important part of the joint appeal is therefore that calls formation of a new unified revolutionary Each group, and any new organisation, must be prepared to suspend much of their past assumptions and practices, and listen Enose care outside such circles, such as socialist feminists. the revolutionarv lett mn Britain today is inhabited in the main by young,