The smell of Hitergate is nothing to the stench of the Littlejohns. The CREEP creeps only burgled a few lies. The bold brothers carried out a major bank robbery-and their actiVities point the linger to other British operations in the South of Ireland, such as the bombs which went off conveniently when the Irish Dail was discussing tightening up its repressive laws.
Few people in Ireland now doubt that Britain was responsible for these bombs. Even Union Jack Lynch has murmured that he is uneasy about them. But Keith and Kenneth are only the head of the boil the real poison has still not burst through.
Right from Day One of the British intervention in 1969, the Intelligince services were involved. The full extent of their dirty work can only be aessed at. But there is good reason to elieve that they stirred up trouble be ween protestants and catholics, between Officials and Provisionals and that they actually initiated the sectarian assassinaton campaign.
They have chumed out coantiess false stories through their black props James Wellbeloved MP has demanded an enquiry from the Security Commission, But even if this were granted, it would only produce an official cover-up, like the Compton Report on torture in the North The labour movement has a direct Interest in this kind of James Bondory, which can and will be used against any major working class challenge to capitalam in this country. The only way to the Littlejohns under the bed which Labour has just climbed into, is to organise an independent workers' enquiry into the whole affair.
Gavin Robinson When Labour was in opposition roundly denounced the vicious anti-working class laws introduced by the Toriesthe Industrial Relations Act, the Housing Finance Act, the Immigration Act, the But today the Labour Government is during the struggle for union recognition at his