LOYALIST VICTORY THREATENS CATHOLIC CUMMUNITY

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Tions of the catholic workers, it increases the risk of sectarian attacks by the loyalists all the time.

To physically defend the catholic workers, the loyalist workers must be isolated militarily and politically by the combined political force of the Souther frish republican and workers" movements and the international workers movement.

lism will not defend the catholic communities in the North. It refuses to even think about sending the Irish Army to the North and locks up those who actually organise the anted British workers must step up the fight for 'troops out."

The Southern ruling class, tied as it is to British imperiarepressive laws against the IKA. The rank-and-file of the army matter what orders the Government gives them.

loyalists as a sign of support, and can only strengthen their confidence in their reactionary course.

politically. It must support the republican cause, as well as should prepare to send material aid to the catholic ghettoes.

Massive mobilisations in the South are needed to lift the should be urged to prepare to defend the northern ghettoes, no The silence of British workers over Ireland is taken by The British working class must be mobilised to isolate them stepping up the demand for the withdrawal of troops, and it number of other organisations.

Irish community and trade anion movement.

to discuss practical co-operation on this isgue.

London, N.I. (01-607 718Z). Counties was set up last Sunday at a meeting in London attended by delegates aod observers from the TMG., International Socialists, Workers Fight, the Revolutionary Communist Group, People's Democracy, and Steps are being taken to set up a central information agency to provide reports on the situation in the North and to begin an Immediate polirical campnign on the issue of relier. A provisional organising committee will co-ordinate moves to ger aid and solidarity from the The meeting also decided to approach the Troops Out Movement A public meeting is being organised by the Committee for Thursday 6 June. Further details can be obtained from 98 Gifford Street.