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Could Orange be the new green in Ireland as some are seeking?
By Niall O’Dowd at Irish Central. Ireland should rejoin the Commonwealth; we all need to be careful how we celebrate the Easter Rising; Unionist landmarks such as partition should also be celebrated; the British soldiers who died in the Easter … Continue reading
THIS MONTH IN HISTORY – APRIL, 1672 and 2015: A Cruel Month?… THE AGE OF THE DOUBLE CROSS
Written by Rick Sanders. By 1668, the heroic Dutch resistance to the Spanish Inquisition was 100 years behind them. The oligarchical disease began to take hold in earnest with the founding of the Dutch East India Company in 1602 and … Continue reading
Posted in Empire
Tagged Anglo-Dutch Empire, anti-imperial alliance, BRICS alliance, British Financial Empire, British oligarchs, Colbert, de Witt brothers, dirty Dutch, East India Company, England, France, Holland, Ireland, James II, Johan de Witt, King Louis XIV, Leiden, new economic order, Orange Order, Perfide Albion, Pilgrim Fathers, Promethean Freedom, scotland, Sectarian Warfare, West India Company, William of Orange
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Serious crisis at Stormont!
a chara, A very serious crisis has occurred in the six counties assembly today as the DUP have acted in bad faith and are reneging on their commitments in the Stormont House Agreement to protect the most vulnerable people in … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged DUP, Irish Peace Process, Martin McGuinness, Orange Order, Sinn Féin, Stormont House Agreement, Tory welfare cuts, wee six
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Martin McGuinness: Bring Welfare Legislation to the Assembly
Martin McGuinness, delivering a keynote address at the Sinn Féin National Strategy session in Termonfeckin this morning, said; It is great to have these two days with colleagues to discuss common approaches to shared problems. It is clear that our … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, LPAC, Republicanism
Tagged austerity, benefit cuts, DavidCameron, DUP, Haass, Orange Order, Sinn Féin Think-In, Tories, welfare cuts
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Public asking questions of unionist leadership – McGuinness
Martin McGuinness has said the public has to ask why the DUP now want fresh talks after walking away from previous talks processes. Mr McGuinness said; “We in Sinn Féin are open to discussion. “We were involved in a genuine … Continue reading
Governments partisan and disengaged on the North – Murphy
Sinn Féin MP Conor Murphy said British secretary of state Theresa Villiers must end her government’s partisan approach to dealing with problems in the political process in the North. And the Newry Armagh MP said that the approach of Irish … Continue reading
Sinn Féin is committed to equality and social justice
In an article in today’s Irish News Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams TD outlines Sinn Féin’s opposition to welfare cuts. Sinn Féin have been accused of accused of having no ideological basis for our opposition to Tory welfare cuts. Either … Continue reading
No alternative to dialogue and agreement , says McGuinness in major statement on 20th anniversary of IRA cessation
Delivering a keynote address in Derry on Sunday morning on the 20th anniversary of the IRA announcing “a complete cessation of military operations”, Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness said there is a real threat to the political institutions in the North … Continue reading
Political process in trouble – Gerry Adams TD
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams TD in a keynote statement today has warned that the “political process faces its greatest challenge since the Good Friday Agreement negotiations in 1998.” The Sinn Féin leader said: · “the anti-Good Friday Agreement axis within unionism, … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Irish History, Republicanism
Tagged Anglo-Dutch Empire, apartheid state, British imperial strategy, divide and rule, Downing Street, DUP, Gerry Adams, Good Friday Agreement, heirs of King Billy, House of Orange, Ian Paisley, inequality, injustice, Irish Government, Jim Molyneaux, North of Ireland, Orange Order, Orange State, partition, peace process, peter robinson, sectarianism, Sinn Féin, Ulster Unionists, unionist domination
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Adams condemns lynch figure on bonfire
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has described the image of a lynched figure on a bonfire at Ballycraigy on the outskirts of Antrim Town as “deeply offensive and a clear hate crime by those responsible.” The Sinn Féin leader has … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged Antrim Town, Ballycraigy, bigotry, British empire assets, Gerry Adams, hate crime, loyalism, marching season, Orange Order, PSNI, sectarianism, Sinn Féin, twelfth of july
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