Irish Republican Army Part 01 · p.171

A newspaper is not only a collective propagandist and a collective
agitator, it is also a collective' organizer.
n the organization of the various divisionb
lof revolutionary work, a political movement
deserving that name ie inconceivablo in' the Ireland
TANY.
ANN
of today without its tribune - the United Irishman.
-oai ug xamod o ouboaq obe Buot ggoxd ouu
land, otherwioe the government would not spend teng
of thoueande of dollars to bribe it. Political ex-
posurcs are as much a declaration of war againct the.
govcrnmcnt as economic exposures are a declaration
of war againGt the factory owners.
The moral signif~
icance of this declaration of war will be all the
greater the wider and more powerful the campaign of exposuro, and the more
numerous and detormined the social class that has doclared war in order to
begin the ‘war.
jence political cxpooures in.themselveo Bervo as a powerful
instrumont for disintegrating tho syatcm wo oppose, ag α mcans of divorting
from the cnomy hia casual or tcmporary allies, as a means of oncouraging
hostility and distrust among the permanont partnera of the imperialist camp.
The divors signs of forment and active
strugglc of the Irish people are summarizcd and generalized for them by the
publication of the United Irishman.
Frequently iaeued and regularly distrib-
uted, the U.l. conveys thc goneral design, ocope and character of the Iri.sh
cause and draws the general line by which the Irish Republican Movement un-
swervingly devolops, deopens and expanda. Readers knoiv that it's their
papor - and raopond with support, both moral and financial.
Thoao of uo in the U.s. vho more thian
casually support the just struggle of the Irish people for full economic
and poiitical freedom are obliged to obtain, rcad and circulate the U.I. as
the most practical imperative plan for organizing a wide base of support
for α genuine Democratic Socialict Republic of all Iroland.
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