Included as part of these events should be a 'Workers Film Festival', public meetings, including a talk on the meaning of May Day, and if possible the putting on of the play, originally by Bradford 1 in 12 club about the Haymarket events. As this is a major project a collective consisting of 3 members of the Syndicalist Solidarity Network has been established to co-ordinate the tasks involved. It is proposed that we invite the WSM, and libertarian and syndicalist comrades from England, Scotland and Wales to attend the 2001 May Day parade and our events in Belfast. Banner A banner is to be commissioned for the Federation. A special appeal for money towards the banner is to be made through the Internal Bulletin.
Locals are responsible for making their own banners.
We support the right of all working class militants, organisers and activists who take personal risks in order to defend our gains to live their lives free from harassment, persecution and attack at the hands of the employers and their parasitic hirelings. We recognise that capitalism will stop at nothing to punish those who confront it. We recognise and remember the pivotal and heroic role that was played in the struggle against fascism and war by workers historically. We are determined to continue their valiant fight against fascism until we have achieved its final extinction from the earth, and we pledge the last drop of our sweat and blood if necessary to this righteous purpose. We commit ourselves to waging an unrelenting struggle against imperialist wars in which workers kill workers to increase capitalist profits.