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Process of economic policy and decision making must change – Kearney
Sinn Féin National Chairperson, Declan Kearney has called for the formation of an economic and social consultative body in the North to give key civic stakeholders a real role in the future development of regional economic policy and strategy. Mr … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, LPAC
Tagged austerity, Declan Kearney, Right2Change, scotland, Sinn Féin, Tory Party, Wales
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During the American War of Independence the Dutch People Greeted U.S. Naval Commander John Paul Jones as a Hero
(Courtesy of our dear friend Rick Sanders) September 23, 1779, 236 years ago, John Paul Jones carried out one of the great exploits of naval history; 10 days later, the Dutch saved Jones from being hanged from the yard arm … Continue reading
Martin McGuinness on current political situation in the Assembly
This week we are facing into a building crisis in the political institutions in the North. The immediate difficulties we are facing into have been triggered by the DUP’s decision to bring forward a welfare bill to the Assembly, which … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged cameron, Ireland, Martin McGuinness, scotland, Sinn Féin, Tory austerity, Wales, welfare bill
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LPAC Policy Committee 11 May 2015
Posted in LPAC Policy Committee Discussion
Tagged BRICS+, british empire, Furtwan, gallactic system, Greece, Kepler, lyndon larouche, Obama, Putin, Russia, scotland, Victory Day, Xi
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The end of the United Kingdom foretold after Scottish vote
By Niall O’Dowd at Irish Central This British election will go down in history not for the shock margin of victory by the Conservatives but for sounding the death knell of the United Kingdom. The Scottish Nationalist Party has surpassed … 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
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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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Fermanagh to host Europe’s first-ever anti-fracking conference
Sinn Féin MEP Martina Anderson and MP Michelle Gildernew today officially launched the countdown to an Anti-Fracking Conference, taking place on Friday 20th Feb. Speaking from the launch at the Lough Erne Resort, Michelle Gildernew MP said: “Three weeks from … Continue reading
Declan Kearney calls for talks to build left wing alliance
Sinn Féin chairperson Declan Kearney has called for formal discussions to build a left wing alternative alliance in Ireland. The South Antrim Westminster election candidate said; “There has been unprecedented upheaval in Irish politics in recent years. It would be … Continue reading
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Tagged Declan Kearney, Greece, left coalition, Podemos, scotland, Sinn Féin, SNP, Spain, Syriza
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We Need a New, Inclusive World Security Architecture
We Need a New, Inclusive World Security Architecture by Helga Zepp-LaRouche In the referendum on the independence of Scotland, London once again got its way, by the skin of its teeth—at least for the time being—thanks to a massive campaign … Continue reading
