Alone we can raise hell, together we can raze governments (continued)

Socialist Resistance no1 | page 16-17

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and broader antiwar movement with the specific task of building links with workers. Inflation generated by the war had cut average wages below 1965 levels. On top of that the American economy began a decline in 1969 which was to continue

into the 1970's. In: 1970 the US experienced the increase in strikes over decade: whichi included key parts industry:? our rulers back and in doing so create a world we want to live in. The experience of the anti Vietnam movement proves anything is possible.

Anti imperialists are in an even better position today than thirty years ago. Already, twelve national unions in Britain have affiliated to the Stop the War Coalition.

Already, we have a global movement against neoliberalism which terrifies our leaders every time we make an appearance on the streets.

Already, we have the beginnings of a new industrial militancy against Blair. Already, we have a vibrant antiwar movement in the colleges. As disparate groups we can raise hell, but together we really can raze governments.

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