Socialist Action (US)

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A Secret Plan to End the War

Socialist Action, Vol. 5, No. 8, August 1987 · scan p. 7 · about 263 words

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SOCIALIST ACTION AUGUST 1987 7 "freedom-fighting" coloration.

Several recent inquiries related to Contragate-especially the pre-trial investigations for a $22-million lawsuit brought about by the Christic Institute, an interfaith center for law and public policy-have unearthed a 27-year web of crimes woven by top government officials.

Assassination squads, illegal spy units, "Contragate S hidden history 4-page supplement from July Socialist Action.

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and drug-smuggling rings have operated in the pay of the U.S. government since the years of the "liberal" Kennedy administration. [For details on the Christic Institute's suit, see "Contragate's hidden history" in the July 1987 Socialist Action.] North's invasion plans Last month, the Miami Herald revealed the existence of a "secret contingency plan that called for suspension of the Constitution." The plan, drawn up by Oliver North and his cohorts in the White NICARAGUA A SECRET PLAN TO START THE WAR.

BY AUTH FOR THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER The anti-intervention movement can address the mass confusion caused by the congressional "investigation" by launching a campaign to bring the full truth to the American people.

The Christic Institute has been invited by the Mobilization for Peace, Jobs and Justice for a one-week tour of Northern California in November. Included in the tour will be a major teach-in, which organizers expect will attract 4000 to 5000 people.

These educational meetings and teach-ins can be duplicated around the country in hundreds of unions, churches, neighborhood centers, and campuses. A broad-based educational campaign will help lay the groundwork for mass protest demonstrations to counter the government's call for more aid to the contras.

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