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(continued from page 10: “International VIEWPOINT”)tionary process. Had the Grenadian people and their party organized in this manner, the political and military price Reagan would then have had to pay could have been multiplied considerably, even to the point of being too costly to consider in the first place.
Under the heel of imperialism, the Grenadian people now require the full solidarity of working people and their allies the world over. The lies and distortions of the Reagan administration, fostered by an almost total press blackout during the first six days of the invasion, are just beginning to unravel. As the truth becomes known it will become clear that the U.S. government's real aim is to roll back every forward step taken by the victims of oppression and exploitation. Emboldened by their "victory" in Grenada, the U.S. rulers are now preparing to push back the gains of the people of Nicaragua, Cuba, and El Salvador.
Our responsibility is to work together in the construction of a massive, democratic, and united antiwar movement to demand the immediate withdrawal of all U.S. troops fran Grenada and Central America. D 11 Socialist Action Decomber 1983