International Socialists and the orism Act.
the stage for the most vicious attacks on the Irish community and the opponents of Britain's war in which could strengthen the forces fighting against this Act.
the attack agninst democratic rights to take any joint action.
refusing a united front, even resort ber Gery Lawless's statements on the London bombings in order to evade their responsibilities. We would point out that the Provisionfor those bombings however, est ablished facts have never been permitted to stand in the way of the WRI's organisational soctarianism.
they originally agreed to hold a joint public meeting with che IMG, but have now cried off.
lined up behind the Act, and the trade union leaders in their great mayonty supporting the new meas utes, it is more than ever necessary that the forces of the revolutionary left unite in a joint campaign.lo oppose this most serious attack on democratic rights.
The IMG reiterates that it will continue to fight for the maximum unity of the revolutionary forces to fight this Act. We therefore appeal to the contrades in the IS and the WRP to reconsider their decision. WRP