left. By throwing its weight and resources behind this initiative it can help to break the stranglehold of the bareaucracy. To stand idly by on the sidelines would constitute a hetrayal, not simply of the interosts of the Shrewsbury 2, but of the interests of the entire working mainly by members and supporters an organisation with which the IMG and other revolutionary organisaDions have many differences. But that is no excuse for not giving the march the maximum support, the CP are allowed to keep their grip over the Shrewsbury campaign it means that nothing will happen. The two workers will stay in jail and people will be convinced that there is no cifective way in which you can challenge the how of the ruling class.
organising the march, unfortunately and the CP. Instead of using it as a battering ram to break through the bureaucratic wall imposed by these forces, and thereby build a broad powerful movement, it is trying to tum it into a purtybuilding exercise.
An enormous responsibility falls on the shoulders of the revolutionary Of course the march is organised of the Workers Revolutionary Party -If the trade union bureaseracy and The WRP, by the way that it b plays into the hands of the bureaucracy