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Even the Daily Mail — in the same pro-Tory camp as Exprest felt obliged renitler ih a sub besd unc thal Labour MP Martin Flannery was demanding 'Give him the sáck* - - a demand endorsed by the Ohserver the following day.
It requires only a "cursory of Judge Kinnon's remarks to compre bend the horror with which they have been undoubtedly received by any democrat who retains the faintest liberal conscience. For casy to mistake McKinnon's summing up of the case — before the jury reached its verdict - as a speech by KOAD TOTMCE chairperson of the NF, himself.
FAMILIAR EQUATIONS cannol accomodate here unlimited numbers of immigrants coming into this country, but it is no something to be ashamed of' McKinson doclared. He went cquanon' familiar to all who have heard the Nazis propaganda.
*Coodness knows we have 010 AID half million unemployed already and all Immigrants are going to do is to occupy jobs that are needed by the local population. are scarce.
And when the all-white jury rook the hint determining that Read did not intend to incite race hatred with his "Ooe down a million to go" speeeb alter the nurder of Gurdip Singh Chaegar in Southall. the delighrful cpithets he employs to describe black people the Mugger told Read: "T wish you well'.
RACIAL INCITEMENT the 1976 Relations Act, it will supposedly not be necessary to prove intent' in order to convict for THOH HE KCIACOE DUL as uiG Sunday Times pointed out in its of the new legislation: doubr whether wolld be proof against the infantile cences and averily political SCTBORS which nassed lor Judge McKinnon's direction lo the jury.
The ruling class will not "justice' so far dispensed by a British court, reports "Long live free speech!" proclaimed the Daily Express, a sentiment which in the context of the events at the Old Bailey on Friday roughly translates as: "Let the haters and murderers of *Niggers, wogs, The Daily Mirror, which has lately turned over some of its front pages to the anti-fascist campaign, took a different approach to the acquittal of Nazi leader Kingsiey Read, announcing: "Fury over **wogs be happy to allow the Musger's ludacment to remain unqualified precedent. 18 months since Read made his 'One down' speech, many mote and anti racists have gone down" in the upsurge of Cillings, stabbings, lire-bombings, and other more "subtie" manifestations of intolerance.
ZEBRA CROSSING Kingsley Read speech in London's East End. where just a lew days ago a car that had slowed down to allow a black to cross the road at a zebra crossing immediately acoclerated at him when he had. stepped off the pavement. It narrowly missed. every. black anti-racist militant knows. lhe kind ol murderons acuviry which is now and CAOCTICLILU spurred on and made respectable by the likes of McKinnon and his cohorts on the bench, in the right-wing press, and the rest of what establishment.
But it is the respoose of the black community 331-9801S1 movement will make the ruling class think twioe. Black BAEHSLCLS already announoed chat they ECFUSC TO appear McKinnon's court.
Indian Standing Committee has called on all blacks ro do the same.
SIGNIFICANT DENT This Tesponse significant : dent io tbe charad Race bbetele In the of 'impartiality' which the courts are meant so represent. made his The 18 months passed since the Southall killing anti-racist and anti-fascist MaYE SI aBICIU BS I activity, onstrations of many thouands during that bloody summer of *76; there have heen numerous demonstrations against the and TaNciss Succ some o Enem violenl.
which HUNDRED MILITANTS All this deeply concerns the upholders of Who would have thought a passes for the short while ago that it would be passibe to mobilise over hundred militants to counter an NF paper sale in an arca such as Croydon, as happened the day WHICI alter McKinnon's Judeement?
The leaders of the race TESTBi OSu that Mugger McKinoon bas The West Heaparaire baw pirading wita RaTe BOW Sam Silkin, General, to rectify the damage Neil McKinnon, The ruling class will not be happy 1o allow the Mugger's that have which brought read court.
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has forcefully CUSTHEICT Chalienge law and order*. blunder.
fried by a full jury.
Abolition verdicis". jury verdict Jocal commurile.
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pleading with Attorney detence castrinuted by Bokassa Nation of people, following the national 1 take The impending anoounood, Tribune Fiction so happens that twn people have been successfully prosecuted for incitement under the Race Relations legislation Read to Buey were achac 3 who both freedom. just happened to be black.
Whether or not Silkin moves apainst the Mugger, the latter revealed the and nower thar ceatre pages resides "t e repeal, cherelare the whole judicial the the demands thal Sociafist put forward at the timne af Macistrate Oakley' * Abolition of the magistrate now by sistemi and for all coser to be Doug Hill.
of majorify bnr a aronmaoa should be * Elecsion of ail radges by the The Labour Government, the hetfer judiciary, and black self see Editorial. Emperors of the World Unite A RECENT copy Pyongyare Times, the Englishlanguage information weekly North Korea, recently publishod a message from the Great and Belaved Bosank ITe Eopeean Korean Tantasist wrote his new friend:
-On the occasion of the first anbiversary of the procla the Central African Cmpis l wisn to dogees 30 the name of the Governmentt of ne CODESEBEU whlic of Korea and the Korean wel as in my own name (surely this modesty is Reg unnecessary - NFN) my warm pongratulations to Your Maj esty, and the Governments and people of your country *The Korean people are and great progres: being made by the Central African Empire under tbe leadership of Your Majesty in its strugele to consolidare independence and bulld a new sociecy..
this oecasion to sincerely aish our maicsts grenter success in his work for the prosperity and development of the country?
Cexacl dae ot one coronation Pyonevane nas sei to ne - Stranger than Science Tr let-socal de mocraco ls of left-social democracy. editor is Dick Clements, the scourge of the far-left and a doughty defender of press It is commonty accepted that the rwo lieliest sections of the puper ure the pages which Dick does not edit: ihe letters pages and the twe WOIETURWEL arts. should be acknowleged that Tribune's pages marE consistent and more effective than those of the far-left press. They huve heew edited until La libertarian mamed Some months age Hill ran into trouble. He wanted to priat an anticie critical of the recraiting tacties of SLADE, the designers anion, logether with a cartoon. Captain Dick Tuasen TO e permission. Surely It wonld have been SE.ADE the righr uf reply tan DOnETSE not te publish at all. In any cuse Hill wus offended by the might Teure August 1978 November employed by Racal Tacticom in their department at the Racal marine tamory ar brosusims, Kent. The ultra-reactionar haracter of the Racal group c companies -was sue mase reason | left.
About once a year, the Town Traus UnIOn would come around and leaflet the production line. I never got to •SHH AO MATA S. AMO DaN BOLE about this afterwards. A people joined the union. Bu the management wont aroun these people and me by Boreham, in a unionbashing pep talk he grve us alterwards. It was poinled out that if tha unionised, then managemont worktorce would be permanenty ar loggcannoo and we would have to fight fer concessions, insiead of being given them by a kind and generous company What struck me particulary WNS OH about unions shown by the management. This was bom QUS BSL AUEUS WARVER the 5.G. Brown lactory, awmed by the Racal group. This Is h WATa E nRS TOCOuLT LOrd years Bgo, bellore] boen unionised mel the production manager, who toid me he had been one of the main movers of WN ONISN HE NGOS. SrII factory sub-contrecis work out to the production line in HMOSRSRRRCIOIV THCHEH be normal practice within th Racal group for him lo visil th Brosdstalrs tactory Bor qualg contral, progress control, similarchecks. This he was nol ORTIO OO nE Eme that this was because of hi pro-union wark. Obviously th group management does want other companies within the group to be 'contaminated In December 1976, the Racal group grented all its amplog ees a 12V½ per cent pey ris loutside the Govemment's pay Femirali endedo hane 197. payable whon Racal was informed by Department of Employment that It would receive no lurthe Government contracts until this rise was withdrawn. All of this was quite public though not, l imagine, HHIFKROWE Emplayee telen n Umpioer explaining situation, withdrawing the cent and awardin Instead a producimly bonus to be paid when the restraint ended We were lold 'oll the record" that this bonus would not be less than 12%2 per cent of gross wage backdated t DETENIPOTD
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