Socialist Resistance

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March 19: Unite against war, racism and neoliberalism

Socialist Resistance no21  |  page 23-24

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Such a policy is the beginnings of building a better kind of Socialist Party where elected representatives will stay part of the movement and the tendency to bureaucracy will be combatted.

Members of Respect should consider this outburst from George Galloway as a serious matter, raising doubts on his basic political positions on these two crittcal questions.

Norman Lockhart,

Rowland Sheret, Gordon

Morgan (Innerleithen, Stirling and Glasgow) to neoliberalism and war

• To facilitate the organisation of campaigns

The assessment of the overwhelming majority of participants in the Paris meeting was that the three ESFs in Florence, Paris and London had been relatively successfully in allowing the first aim to be fulfilled but weak on the second two.

Much of the ensuing discussion focused on what changes in the future could strengthen our ability to achieve this.

A number of things were agreed

• That ESFs should take

At a time when the new European Commission shamelessly boasts a high profile of laissez-faire politics, we must start a process of mobilisation in all European countries in order to impose the recognition of both collective and individual social, political, economic, cultural and ecological rights for men and women alike.

To enable all the peoples of Europe to join this process, we must build a movement that overrides our differences and groups all the forces of the peoples of Europe ready to be involved in the struggle against European neo-liberalism.

20th March 2005 marks the second anniverBrussels. streets on this day. sary of the start of the war against Iraq. On 22 and 23 March the European Council meets in

We call for national mobilisations in all European countries. We call for ą central demon. stration in Brussels on 19 March against war, racism, and against a neo-liberal Europe, against privatisation, against the Bolkestein project and against the attacks on working time; for a Europe of rights and solidarity between the peoples.

We call all the social movements and the European trade union movements to take to the

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