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-f Ireland in 1921. It was created againstand has been nurtered ever since.

3, That religious sectarianism is an intrinsic part of the Nerthern Ireland set up.The whole statelet is based on discrimination against the Catholic atncrity. It isunreformable, any attempt to do so will threaten the very existence of the statelet.L. :hat the Irish people have the right to fight back against the British presence.n eLy sissy they see fit.

5. That the blame for the violence end oontinming troubles belongs not to Irishr 2..t.Loans, but to the British rating class who have exploited and oppressed Ireland-les.

the two ongoing progressive stragglos, the class struggle and the struggle:-.eticnal liberation, are inextricably linked. As long as the national questionunreeclved the Irish wcrking class will remain divided, North and South,Protestant and Catholic, and incapable of successfelly waging the class struggle.ameeer, at the pre:stet developeent of international capitalism, it is only the Irishworking class that can sclve the National question. A revelutionary'sncialist-24kers party mast be 'eailt whim will link the day to day economic struggles,in the South, to the resistance in the North.

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1. rer tact imneliate with of all British troops.2. That Ireland will never be free, even once the troops have gone, as long411

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190, 5. Fnr the return of political statue for all Republic:el

We recognise that:

1. The whole of Ireland is dominateeby British imperialism. It isof British interference, and thecontinued presence, that has dietIrish working class in both the

That Northern Ireland is an artificialcreation of the British ruling class.he roots nf the presser,. conflict lie inthe artificial and undemocratic partiticn

the .wishes of the majority of Irish people,

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Thc Sr tish roverme^t tOthdres political stntue from Irishprlsoners it•tta. /st. of larch 1974. after t)-1.:; date people suspectedi terrorie! tire, Defences were to be tried in front of nu jurycourts ar comriv tr'k• halo. Zais • all p rt of the dritish sorer-vents pul ty breadth- those fOhtin - le,:,:net the dritleh prestoccas eangsters. fhe compoend .yet ii used tn bow; Kean was t b phnL,out and rcplacei `!), istaatei cells. krisor,r: would be forcei towear prisor clothine ani ev-operste with prison routine. In otn‘rwords t e prisoners, • sevbnl of the resistance to British rulewere t: forced tc it it that t'letr scticna had not been ,olit'oallymotivated, just orininel.The first pri:oner to be -denied utilities' status was KierenNugent. He insiStsi that tit .no e politic 1 prisoner mend refused towear prison clothes. He has %ince boon 3 t. , I by over 250 otherprien-ers. *ho penalty CO? roneco-oporatior. is ee:re..;.ost of theprisoners are h7.14 in the stocial H Mock of Lon' Keen. They are held' solitary oonfeeeert !'or >4 hours a day, and haeine refusedpeison clot es are kept nakeA except for a blanket. During !lie laytheir bet-'r are r—otred, leaein only A chair in their unheated cells.May are feprtved.of all privileges, recital/ no parcels or letternd vnied reaIjn. neterisl. snd nct 1io.o4 thelk_rignA_Co Ai "earthly. _ .

visit, they also lese t‘..alr chance of esieinl rseial'on or theirsentences. hipubl.caps have been lockei ally bp no luri courthbecause of the role they hase played in the fi7ht sealnet the 3rit4shpresence ir frelatd. It is ti- is t.resenc which is the root swore of*Chi' priiiht .troubles' In lorthern Ireland. .11 long, al hrtta'rmnains in t will br. no peace. It Is up to us az Bri tsh?rade Un'oni"to aed socialietc to frrec the British gneerment towithdrew from Irelqni co that Irish peor1.7 ern decide thArown future free !to- Ariti,h *era. It is u w tt.. U5 10 put an end to theconlitions that leir ordinary Irlsh -nen erd ye/men to resort to actsof violence in retallat f.e ce!.turles of British violeAcc. Th nit is ut to us to .. iroo:•e the -.al culprit.. We must recognise thatthe Irish people hay a riont to ft$ht back ameinet the Britisharmy of oecupation, and defend thew In that fidht. 1. ei:ht notlike the meihods they (lhoort tc retaltatewith but have no ri,,Y1 toerittotoO thew while ;.el eo nothing to end their surfeit-ire, and exploi-tation.

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