by Combine spokespeople.
Kevin Bon's aroument that Labour Party activists and those in oler parucs contesung tne clection would regard the Euroin as a acoon nc ocea proved wrong by events. Consutucncy parucs suca as Lecos Central and Brent East have otaca many ward brancaes in supporting the march.
Some are distributing litera. ture. Many of the trade unionists and other activists who have backed the call in their organisations will be actively fighting for a Labour government.
Both the Socialist Labour Party and the Socialist Party (formerly Militant Labour), which Flynn and the Combine pre dicted would be hostile to the march have also registered their enthusiasm.
The attitude towards the Combine of unemployed centres We call for remains the same them to join the Euromarch, to comoic support tor tae maren with a series of roadshows and posing the two. In taking this step tacy wourd oe rcturming to their own militant traditions.
support for soc marca is building every day. Over thirty tradse councils, country associations, the TUC Joint Coordinating Committee and twenty Labour members of Parliament in London and Strasbourg are already on board as well as countless union branches.
Depening and widening that support is the best possible angument and give us the best chance of persuading the Combine to come on board.