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Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–1988

Remember Bloody Sunday

Red Weekly No. 83, 9 January 1975 · pp. 6-7 of the scan · 268 words

The scan: rw-no83-jan-9-1975.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 6 of the scan

Saturday 1 February to demand withdrawal of British troops from Ireland and to mark the third annIversary of Bloody Sunday.

Provisional arrangements: ass emble 12:30 at Speakers Corner. Rally from 2.30-5.30 in Conway Hall -speakers invited include Jeff Rooker MP, Mike Knowles, (Hackney Trades Councill, Mike Cooley (past president AUEW-TASSI. ariny on the around.

loreintroduce the Royal Dister Constabulary and we are quite ad more than others, and in sonse cases cash.

But all in all we pet the impression that chere has been I workin't ose ing? the word sincere -but there has been an attempt anyway at showing a low er profile, It remains to be seen whether that will consirue-the de-escalacien of the presence of the Hritish There has aho been no actempe aunt that no propress will be made with that crowd. They stay on their side of the line and we stay on ours. They are going so have to pay for the damage they have caused, in hard How would you see that happenThat Britain would be prepared to withdruw certain business interests and economic interests from here, if necessary even subsidise them until we were in a position to run then ourselves, property. There's all sorts of thines like that. The British subsidies that exist now, bolk North and South, on the agricultural coonomythat would have to stop, Because we will deal with whom we want to deal, on our terms. We're not poing to be

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onomic policies, and we say: There, what do you think of it? What would you like to see changed in it?'

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