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REV. PAISLEY

By Cliff Slaughter

The Newsletter, vol. 9 no. 461, 24 September 1966 · scan pages 2, 3

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valour in the great Christian tradition which has been,. is, and will be the basis of Ireland's contribution to human society.

'You must now be more positive in your acceptance that you are not a privileged class;

and dependent on a contented and respected Such is the preparation of the 'official' cipated by the Paisley clashes.

CLASS UNITY

Northern Ireland workers will need to unite on class lines, against Paisley, against O'Neill, against the myth of 'National and Christian unity'. A unity of all British and Irish workers against the capitalists and their henchmen in the Labour government in the Belfast and Dublin parliaments-this unity It will go forward to a unity of all European workers, for the Socialist United States Behind this slogan, the slogan of the Fourth International, European workers will make their contribution to the international struggles-against capitalism.

The fight of the Young Socialists and the Socialist Labour League, for unity of the employed and unemployed, for nationalizaton of the major industries, the land and the banks, for the building of a mass revolutionary youth organisation-these are the main tasks which must be fulfilled as the (More detailed articles on this question will follow in further issues of The NewsSeptember

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