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Stop the War Newsletter, 14 September 2015

 

 

Power to the Peaceful!

 

 

Jeremy Corbyn's fantastic victory in the Labour party leadership election is
a huge tribute to him as an MP and campaigner. It is also the result of
years of campaigning by the movements against war and austerity. 

 

Jeremy has always supported Stop the War, which has played an important part
in building anti-war and peace sentiment in Britain, and he is currently our
national chair.

 

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Labour members and supporters have delivered a fitting riposte to the
terrible legacy of Tony Blair, who helped launch the 'war on terror' and
took us into the catastrophic war in Iraq. 

 

But we know that the Tory government and its media supporters will continue
to press for wars and military solutions, despite the obvious failure of
such strategies. 

 

Jeremy's victory sends a strong message against war, injustice and
inequality. It raises the possibility of a real break with current foreign
policy. But he will need the widest and most active possible support. 

 

Stop the War is committed to campaigning with everyone who agrees with his
ideas, to bolster anti-war opinion and strengthen the mass movement. 

 

David Cameron is preparing for a vote in parliament to bomb Syria. In doing
so, he will be ignoring the advice of a UN advisor just returned from Syria,
who said, for peace in Syria, Britain should follow Jeremy Corbyn's example.

 

Cameron's derisory response to the biggest refugee crisis seen since the
second world war has rightly been condemned as shameful, given that this
huge movement of people has to a large extent been due to war policies that
the UK government has supported for the past 15 years -- in Afghanistan,
Iraq, Libya, Syria and beyond. The UK government was put to shame in London
last Saturday when 100,000 people came together in an expression of
solidarity with refugees, at which Jeremy Corbyn made his first public
speech as Labour leader.

 

The world is an ever more dangerous and unstable place. Having the first
anti-war Labour leader will be very significant. But Stop the War will be
needed more than ever to mobilse the widest opposition to the Tory
government's endless warmongering. Please do everything possible to help --
and especially join us if you can.

 

 

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Jeremy Corbyn is National Chairperson of Stop the War coalition.

 

 

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