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DILLON, MORRISSEY AND OTHERS SEVER LINKS WITH SAOR EIRE Portlois Prison: Friday, May 18th 1973 We the undersigned Political Prisoners in Portiacise Prison wish to publicy state that we have severed any isation calling itself Seor Eire. In this action we sre Tollowing the eso orocer genuine poutical elements who have resigned. Our reasons being the following:I1) That Seor Eire originally wes constituted to combet Imperialiem in ireland. During the last two years owing to political weaknesses in the structure of that organisation undesirable elements heve been able to the name of Soor Eire which had nothing in common with the stated objectives of that argenisation. As a consequence of the activities of these pseudo-political Individuals genuine revolutioneries have been in Red Weekly 25 May 1973 Page 6

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oft of all pects with india; and the opening of negotia tions with China.

In view of the critical situation in BanglaDesh and the roin of the Mujib regime, which has lent its authority to the murder of trade unionists and political opponents, the Bangle Desh groups in Britain have formed a common front, Many have already sent talegrams in support of Bhashan/'s stand, calling on Mujib to accept his demands. This Friday, 25 May.