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In Free Citizen: no. 48, 4 September 1970 · scan pages 3–4 · about 215 words

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FREE CITIZEN by post Subscription £2 1 year (first £1 6 months Airmail 50/- 1 year Write to 88 Ladybrook Pk | ‘ | |the People's Democracy. I enclose ja fee of 5 shillings.

All letters, gifts, correspondence ete. to:- 88, Ladybrook Park, To remit sums of money you can use our giro number: 68 101 2005 class) 10/- 3months the weather!

Belfast I would like to become a member of Belfast. rehousing can solve the situation and this should be demanded in no uncertain terms.

The flood victims must not be left at the mercy of the weather again. We may be able to do little about the weather but we can expose Belfast Corporations criminal neglect of the flood victims. Blame the Corporation not people will be only too willing to share their property with others. But such a society is so different from our narrow greedy system that it is impossible for us to predict precisely how it will be organised. We can only take the first step towards it by building the work ers' republic. Then new generations, freed from the cultural strangulation of capitalism, will be able to foresee and stri ve towards the new era of socialism.

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FREE CITIZEN 4th SEPTEMBER 1976 Well

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Workers Republic (cont)

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