La ragin had As we go to press we do not know what will decide, but right-wingers are turning up in force and TV cameras will be there, Barnett's manouvres will succeed If the mass picket is called off by anti-fascists will have little choice but to decision, It would be foolish There have been more unrests LING 118 since 1926. Over have come from the length and breadth of this land to stand with as have majority in after the launching of the mass picketing on COME We now arge you to stand b Them in their hour of need Confusion reigns supreme in Tameside. Tameside Trades Council executive committee voted by 10 votes to 5 to go ahead with the mass picket of Hyde Towa Hall, but Colin Barnett, secretary of the North-west TUC, succeeded In convening an emergency meeting of the trades council for Tuesday night to get the decision revoked.
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are Given anti-fascist rally in a hali in the city to discuss a whole number of important questgenerously quickly going through with four being ions which are confronting the anti-fascist movement As we have indicated be the ban would be utilised ny many poopic to argue that there was now no mobilise forces against the fascists. This has now happened with a vengeance and must be firmly combatted. The fascists are still intending to make their presence felt somewbere 10 the existing coltfusion it would be futile for anti-fascists to run from one part of the city to another. It would be much more useful on this occasion to discuss our own future activities and the whole question of bans It is worth stressing that the mass media nationally and locally have used tbe non-exclusive character of the ban to witch-hunt the left. As a result many lettwing groups are being denied the use of meeting halls and pubs.
A concerted counter-attack needs to be launched as a matter of urgency Tameside on 8 October offers the best opportunity to do so. So be there.
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