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Friday, May 31, 2002 |
Non-nuclear
targetsIN a scathing attack on US President George W Bush a leading
American anti-war activist said that in a very short period Bush had
mastered "the language of war and the tactics of a warlord".
Comments: 7:30:48 PM
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By The Left ... Right
March Anthony McIntyre 30/5/2002What will Sinn Fein and its
five TDs in the new Dail bring? Part of the election hype was that the party
would request the new government to take seriously the question of Irish
unity and introduce a green paper on how this is to be achieved in the
context of the Good Friday Agreement. As if a paper because it is green will
have any bearing on future unity; as if there is anything in the GFA that
was not in Sunningdale which sets the context for a united Ireland; as if
any Dublin government's interest in the North has ever extended beyond
pacifying it as a means to halting the spread of our virus of instability
into the South. Because the British and unionists ultimately defeated
republicanism on the core philosophical question of consent, the incoming
Dublin government is irrelevant in terms of what it may do to bring about
unity.
Comments: 7:30:42 PM
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When State
and Church colludePresident McAleese finally signed into law last
month "The Residential Institutions Redress Bill" which, along with the
Laffoy Commission to inquire into Child Abuse, is to allow compensation for
some of those people who were abused in religious institutions. Will it
compensate those who have suffered? Will it assign blame where it is due?
Will it bring the offenders to book? Will it prevent the same thing
occurring in the future? ROISIN DE ROSA investigates.
Comments: 7:30:23 PM
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