Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

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Socialist Organiser no. 134, 2 June 1983 · scan p. 6 · about 141 words

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on priding themselves in public on deal with the Tories! ticised in last year's strikes.

Ireland in political convulsions for such a candidate.

implicitly but unmistakeably -In these circumstances it lent their weight to the Tory makes sense to vote Sinn Fein election campaign.

Not only has the police force But the Protestant workers itself been buttressed; its powers won't vote Sinn Fein... In that of intervention have been extencommunity, the most 'radical' ded.

The Prevention of Terrorism social comment comes demaAct stays in force, giving the gogically from the Paisleyite arch-bigots, in their denuncia- police the power to arrest and detain anyone suspected of tions of the Orange establish- involvement in "the use of violment represented by the Official ence for political ends", • the Unionist Party. They are now Scottish Criminal Justice Act increased the power of detention;

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