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Saturday, October 19, 2002

The Irish Right
Ciaran Perry

In all the commentary of the General Election results in the 26 counties, the implosion of the Blueshirts, the possible Left/Right re-alignment in Irish politics etc..., an important result was missed, or at least misread. That result was the 926 votes cast for Áine Ní Chonaill of the racist Immigration Control Platform (ICP) the Dublin South Central constituency. The result itself was mentioned by a few commentators but the significance of the number of votes was totally missed. Most people, political commentators and Irish Times letter writers alike, were of the opinion that 926 votes, or over 2% of votes cast in the constituency, was a poor result for the ICP. Unfortunately, this simplistic analysis of the result hides a few very significant factors which, when taken into account, transforms the result into a relatively good showing for the ICP. [Fourthwrite]
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Fenian Notes
Peadar Mac Fhínín

The George W Bush junta has lulled the American people into a state of suspended animation out of paranoia of an imminent terrorist attack. A second fear is to associate with groups that the US says in some tangential way connected to a group America has named as terrorist. [Saoirse]
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The Political Treachery at the Heart of the IRA
Toby Harnden

Did Gerry Adams subvert the Provisional IRA by lying to his comrades and plotting to frustrate their goal of a united Ireland? Is Martin McGuinness a high-level informer who has been working for the British for the past two decades? These are just two of the tantalising questions raised by this important and compelling work, which slices through many of the convenient untruths that have been peddled by the political elites of Belfast, Dublin and London. [The Blanket]
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Suppressed Para's book cites 'Londonderry's Sharpeville'
Fern Lane

Former British Army intelligence officer Colin Wallace continued to give evidence to the Bloody Sunday tribunal last week. He spent a total of four days in the witness box; longer than any other witness thus far. [AP/RN]
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