La tactic by which to revive the campaign Some 5000 people demonstrated their solidarity with the Indochinese revolution in London last Sunday, 4th June. This was the first nationally organised response to the recent dramatic turn in the struggle in Vietnam and all the major organisations on the left supported the demonstration. However, the majority of speakers on the platform consListed of a motley collection of bishops, left M.P.s and other riff raff all in one way or another calling for Peace. But as Pat Jordan, put it: "There are many kinds of peace. There is the peace of the graveyard, and the peace of surrender. But the only peace we can support is the peace through the victory of the N.L.F." -FOURTHIN
The Red MoleThe Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 43, 5 June 1972
VIETNAM DEMO
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