SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

on the Brighton Bombing

· Socialist Action No. 79, 23 November 1984 · pp. 8-9 of the scan · 273 words

The scan: 079-nov-23-1984-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 8 of the scan

National Rally Elizabeth Hall, (next to racist Harrington, "Ireland and the 6.00pm Trafalgar Book coaches RECENTLY we suffered London's media response to the IRA's attempted execution of the British cabinet in Brighton.

The London government's response to that Irish action, was, dare I say it, much quicker probably much more considered than its long-awaited repsonse to the Dublin Forum is likely to be. thinks of that operation, and we can be assured tha Margeret Thatcher got litAlia tionalist Ireland, or indeed from an increasingly disaffected working class in her own country, it is obviously totally hypocritical for British describe Brighton bombing as an attack on The quality democracy in Britain is, of La matter tor the British people. It is their Regardless of what one ... business, not ours. But the British the nartition of this countrv. and the resultant suffering grief democratic. On the contrary, it undemocrațic unwanted, illegal and immoral.

casualties fatalities in Ireland or Bri tain as a result of the war are sad symptoms of our British problem Brighton bombing was an inevitable British presence in this Country a On belt d photo blow against democracy it was a blow for democrący..

We will continue to campaign for the restoration ot rish democrac and to articulate the desire of our people for freedom independence, regardless of Dublin smears or British violence.

Ireland geographically, historicalv • anc culturally is one We as one and in that freedom the divided sections of our people will find the will to regardless religious affiliations, establishing society which meets the needs of all out people."."....

page 9 of the scan

Socialist Action 23 November 1984

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