belt. But his government incronies of Kaunda. He has measures demanded by the IMF and has IUDEOEEEY option privatising the country's mines.
Such anti-working class policies will lead to significant splits in the MMD base after a short-lived honeymoon period. Meanwhile, conditions are better now than ever for independent working class orave an opportunity to intervene in the debates of the MMD and society as a whole. This offers the best chance to build a party of workers and peasants, representing the Zambian masses. Five years after the last US bombing of Libya, George Bush is once again sabre rattling against the Arab state. Under the pretext of bringing suspects for the Lockerbie bombing to justice, the US government is threatenims unspecified action.
Given the length of time since the bombing occurred, it hecar tins nus anetoco with the new torrent of bellicose rhetoric. The 'new world order and Bush's eh forts to ensure US domination the current 'peace conference are the real background to the threats.
Dark mutterings Along with the dark mutterings about military action lockade from the G7 group of industrial nations and the European Community.
Not only is the USA thinking of a symbolic raid, aimed Muammur Caddafi who's in control, but also it's planning With the collapse of the Soviet Union as a superower, Bush's agenda has cen straightforward: to strangle all Whether through the cononcoccooon Middle East 'peace conference, the US govern ment is intent on imposing its will worldwide.
This is the meaning of the threats against Gaddafl's should determine the left's think of the Libyan leadership, it there is no oppositior to Bush's attempts to play global cowboy, its power to intervene wherever US interests are threatened will be The current campaign has nothing whatever to do with Lockerbie - and the left should say loud and clear 'Hands off Libya! No to the blockade!'