The Line of March to a
New Society:
Message of Greetings from Workers’ Weekly Youth
Group
Following is the contribution of Workers’ Weekly
Youth Group to the rally launching the book The Line of March to a New
Society on January 8.
We would like to give our message of greeting to the
Revolutionary Communist Party of Britain (Marxist-Leninist) on this occasion,
the launching of the Report to the 3rd Congress, "The Line of March to a
New Society".
We are very proud participants in the work of RCPB(ML), for
it is with its guidance and leadership that we find our direction. It gives us
our strength to build the organisation with the goal of building a brighter
future for ourselves, today’s youth.
It is only once we have done this, consolidated ourselves
as the thinking, organised collective of youth, that we can envision a future
where all of our needs are met to the highest level the society can provide.
The Party at its 3rd Congress said the youth need their
collectives to forward their own agenda. It is here, now, that Workers’
Weekly Youth Group say to the Party, there is our organisation! Our work has
begun, we are building our Preparatory Committee to organise the youth for the
National Conference of Youth and Students.
This is the task we have taken up – to organise and
arm the youth to be a part of the working class’s struggle out of the
darkness of the past, the status quo, and into the dawn of a new society, a
society where there is no exploitation of person by person.
Every day, as plain as the noses on our faces, the youth
are screaming for change, whether it manifests itself in Seattle or London as
anti-World Trade Organisation demonstrations, or whether it is the university
students demanding their rights to a free education – the youth are
active! We are political.
We will no longer be marginalised as a problem of society
that needs to be dealt with, but as members of society, we place demands on
society, for the rights of all to be recognised. And it is only armed with
this, with the guidance of the Party, will all of these youth movements have
content, this quality.
When a group of youth demonstrates against, for instance,
the WTO, they will not be seen as a volatile gang of troublemakers, spoiling
for a fight, but rather an organised force of youth armed with a plan – an
ideology.
And you watch, once this happens, no riot squad, no
backwardness, will survive the force of those armed collectively with an
ideology – a way forward.
Long Live RCPB(ML)!
Forward into the 21st Century! For a Socialist Britain!
