"Unite and triumph"

Robert Burns wrote:
For a' that and a' that
It's coming yet for a' that.
That man to man the world ow,r
Shall brithers be for a' that.

This brotherhood of man is to not be decided by what passport a person holds.

Today, the government signalled in the Queens Speech their intent to deprive certain foreign workers in the UK of their access to health, housing and jobs.

The Socialist Party recognise our fellow men and women, without regard to country, as members of one family, of one race - the human race, and citizens of one commonwealth, the world.

We condemn national hatreds which have divided humanity. National prejudices have been, at all ages, taken advantage of by the people’s rulers.

The Socialist Party calls upon the workers of every land to unite with each other for the common cause. The cause of the people in all countries is the same— the cause of labour. ‘Divide and conquer’ has been the motto of our oppressors. ‘Unite and triumph’ shall be our counter-motto.

The emancipation of the human race must be the one end and aim of all