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Thursday, September 5, 2002 |
Why Doesn't Britain Leave? Sandy Boyer From The BlanketWhy doesn't the British government pull out of Northern Ireland? The disadvantages of continuing British rule are obvious. Among other things, it costs the British treasury approximately 1,500 million pounds a year in direct subvention. As well, bombs have periodically exploded in British cities and Britain has often had the embarrassment of being condemned by international human rights organizations.
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Connolly On Religion, Women and Sex From The Starry
PloughOne of Connolly's major theoretical contribution was his
discussion of the relations between socialism and religion. Connolly's views
on that matter are fairly original and atypical. The reason why Connolly
engaged with the subject is that a great proportion of the Irish working
class was influenced by the Roman Catholic religion. The Catholic hierarchy
was trying to keep workers away from socialism by saying that socialism and
the Christian religion were incompatible and antagonistic. The priests
pointed out that socialism, especially in its Marxist form, was
intrinsically bound with materialism and atheism; so it is impossible for
workers to be socialist and Christian at the same time.
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Sectarian pogrom forces Antrim Catholics to flee Laura Friel From AP/RNOver the last year, Catholics living in Antrim have been subjected to a vicious campaign of sectarian intimidation in which loyalist paramilitaries have repeatedly targeted families in their homes, workers at their place of employment, children and their parents at school and even relatives attending a local cemetery.
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