tions might go off at a very is a reactionary dictatorshipf the Lebanese masses capitalise on the very great military victory which have won against US imperialism. Israel and the Phalange in the recent fighting they will have to go way beyond the aims and objectives set out for them by the proSyrian leaders of Amal and ten iP Evel some of the the Phalange find Assad's deal with Gemayal hard to take, this agreement is one done at the expense of the heroic men wonnel who have sacrificed so minch in the struggle against backed reaction in recent weeks. tion on 25 February in County Hall, London.
Labour Party and black liberation last October.
The NJM Support Group statement explained, 'We urgently need your help at this moment it we are to protect the gains given to the people of rena e ou da half years of the revolutonifi order that the conditions for the protection of such benefits succeed, there first foremost the removal of all imperialist torces anc their surrogates.' Delegates heard eyewitness reports Grenada that support US troops on the island is rapidly evaporating Grenadian people see the gains of the revolution being dismantled.
It was reported that one United States journalist, who supported the US invasion, has been forced to admit that the surviving members of the New Jewe Movement cenl support an unrigged election.
The convention statethe Support Group (UK) support those comrades in who are determined to continue the revolution and who at this time attempting organise continued resistance to US •COl onialisation and will support them in whatever way 'We are determined to OVER ONE HUNDRED supporters of the Grenadian revolution heard this message from the New Jewel Movement Support Group (UK) at a convenAmong them were delegates from trade union, organisations who organised against the United States invasion movement engagellens Two fund raising prodesperately needed funds NJM,, or its successor in and to aid the work of the NJM supporters in Britain.
The other is to raise funds for the Maurice Bishop and Martyrs of 19 Foundation, launched from Grenada in January. This money will usea Tol propaganda education work in rebuild the gains of the revolutions and keep alive the memory of Bishop and the others murdered on 19 October.
A recall was proposed for later thi year to consider the experiences of this solidarity activity. • For information hackground material con tact 4 Sundas Wall, (UK), London N16. • Public meeting with a report back from the re cent movement delegation Irish Centre, Camden Sq., London NW1 Thursday March, 7.30pm. Copies of the report from Grays Inn Buildings, Roseberry Avenue, London ECIR • Hear Don Rojas, former editor of the national Grenadian newspaber hree West In dian and press secretary to Maurice Bishop tional Book Fair Festival, Friday Priory Centre, Acton, London. 7.30pm, admission £1.