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LPAC Class Series – Class #5, Feb 2: Friedrich Schiller, The Poet of Freedom
Speaker: Will Wertz In his essay entitled “Can We Change the Universe?” Lyndon LaRouche wrote: “Schiller’s greatest achievement, beyond what Shakespeare accomplished at his best, lies in Schiller’s degree of emphasis upon the principle of the sublime.” The fundamental … Continue reading
Cheminade’s Presidential Bid Validated by the Constitutional Council
The French Constitutional Council announced on March 18 the 11 Presidential candidates who had each received at least 500 duly validated “presentations” from elected officials throughout the country — and Jacques Cheminade is among them, after a hard-fought battle by … Continue reading
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Tagged euro system, Europe, France, Jacques Cheminade, NATO, republicanism
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Agents of History
A statue of Hamilton stands in Central Park along the East Drive at 83rd Street. (photo: NYC Parks) DOWNLOAD PDF On December 1, 1998, José López Portillo, the former President of the Republic of Mexico, declaimed, “It is now … Continue reading
Niall O’Dowd Exclusive for Irish Central: Gerry Adams on 1916 and the counter-revolution that followed
By Niall O’Dowd at Irish Central It is amazing to note that Gerry Adams, head of Sinn Féin, to the best of my research, has done very few interviews on 1916. Arguably, the Sinn Féin leader’s opinion on that revolutionary … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, LPAC
Tagged Easter Rising, Gerry Adams, Irish America, Irish Proclamation, Niall O'Dowd, republicanism, Sinn Féin
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Burton has nothing in common with men and women of 1916 – Adams
Sinn Féin Leader Gerry Adams TD has responded this evening to an attack on his party by Tánaiste and Labour Party Leader Joan Burton. Speaking from Cork where he will attend tomorrow’s re-interment of Thomas Kent, Gerry Adams said: “Joan … Continue reading
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Tagged 1916, Cork, Easter Rising, Gerry Adams, Irish Proclamation, Joan Burton, Labour, republicanism, Sinn Féin, Thomas Kent
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Trailer: Our Exiled Children – The story of Irish America’s role in the 1916 Rising
Courtesy of Friends of Sinn Féin Short trailer for a new film by Friends of Sinn Féin chronicling the central role of Irish America in the planning and execution of the Easter Rising 1916. Due for release in Autumn 2015.
Posted in Ireland, Irish America
Tagged 1916, british empire, Easter Rising, Friends of Sinn Féin, republicanism
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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
