Friday, March 21, 2003

Fitting Ireland Into Foreign Moulds Paul Dunne Sinn bloody Féin, with their standard stale rhetoric tweaked to suit the occasion. Aonghus Ó Snodaigh, a Shinner whose thuggish visage I particularly detest, started his speech in Irish, saying that this was a... [The Shamrockshire Eagle: Fitting Ireland Into Foreign Moulds>Fitting Ireland Into Foreign Moulds] Comments: Google It! 9:01:31 AM

Who's a Danger? Matt Siegfried Bernadette Devlin McAliskey was deported from the United States on February 21st as a danger to the American people. How absurd. How scandalous. Bernadette has, if anything, been a champion of the American people, as they actually exist. Not the cowboys in the White House and the bigots in the board rooms, but working class people, black people, women, immigrants and dissidents. [Fourthwrite: Who's a Danger?] Comments: Google It! 8:59:31 AM

INLA Gives Response to Camera Attacks Following the destruction of the spy equipment in North Belfast the INLA explains to An Camchéachta exclusively in an interview the actions that they were involved in and the reasons behind those actions. [The Starry Plough: INLA Gives Response to Camera Attacks] Comments: Google It! 8:57:03 AM

Fears for health of Republican prisoner Republican prisoners in Portlaoise prison have expressed grave concern for the health of fellow Republican prisoner Eddie Heeney of Drogheda, Co Louth, who is serving an eight-year sentence. [Saoirse: Fears for health of Republican prisoner Comments: Google It! 8:54:08 AM

Not In Our Name, Bertie and Gerry Brendan Young As a member of the Labour Committee on Ireland I helped organise the meeting at which Gerry Adams addressed delegates to the 1983 Labour Party Conference in Brighton. The LCI campaigned in the Labour Party for British withdrawal from Ireland. Central among its arguments was that withdrawal was the application of the socialist and democratic principle of the right of nations to self-determination: that nations should have the liberty to form and choose governments free from external rule or domination. [The Blanket: Not In Our Name, Bertie and Gerry] Comments: Google It! 8:33:44 AM

Idiots and lunatics Áine ni Bhrian Voters who have special needs - those with physical or mental disabilities - have been able to vote in the past. But this year, people with learning disabilities or their carers are being asked to provide confirmation that they have "sufficient mental capacity" to exercise that right before they can be placed on the register. [AP/RN: Idiots and lunatics] Comments: Google It! 8:28:57 AM

The Right to Vote Áine ni Bhrian Political manipulation by the British government and its unionist counterparts is nothing new in the Six Counties. Republicans have seen it all - unionist gerrymandering, electoral manipulation, a judicial system that caters to an exclusionist political agenda - and over the years they have challenged the status quo with steadfast determination. [AP/RN: The Right to Vote] Comments: Google It! 8:23:09 AM

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