Socialist Organiser

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

Armed US soldier at Greenham

Socialist Organiser no. 172, 28 March 1984 · scan p. 12 · about 164 words

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London N8. Printed by Laneridge (TU). Registered as a newspaper at the GPO. Signed articles do not necessarily housing, libraries, social services...

*Workers' and community control of housing and education.

*Defend council Direct Labour Organisations. Take the whole building industry into public ownership, without compensation and under workers' and community control. Launch a national crash house-building programme.

by ACCORDING to the Tories, "security' at Greenham is in the hands of the British army and the police. But this photo reveals quite clearly that there are armed US guards at the base.

The exclusive picture was taken during a "yellow alert" in a nuclear alert. What happens during such occasions is that the British Army and the police withdraw from the perimeter and the US guards take over. The photo also sums up a basic fact about NATO. It is an integrated nuclear alliance, within which Britain is not subordinated to the US but is an equal partner. reflect the views of the SOA.

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