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Dublin - Event Notice Thursday January 01 1970 Korea Friendship Association (KFA) - Public Meeting dublin |
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 Saturday January 25, 2014 19:02 by KFA Ireland - Korea Friends Association Ireland
 KFA Ireland and Ireland Juche-Songun Ideas Study Group invites all genuine anti-imperialists to this public meeting. KFA Ireland and Ireland Juche-Songun Ideas Study Group invites all genuine anti-imperialists to this public meeting, to discuss various topics related to the ongoing and heroic struggle of the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea to maintain its sovereignty and Socialist form of society in the face of constant aggression from the imperialist force of the USA and its southern Korean lapdog régime. Speeches with discussions and questions will be held. Meeting begins 2pm sharp at the Teacher's Club, Parnell Square, Dublin. Saturday, 8th Feb.  We are currently not accepting any more comments on this article. printable version
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5Members of KFA Ireland will be providing information about the KFA and the anti-imperialist struggle of the DPRK, this Saturday at lunchtime, along with information about the KFA Public Meeting next Saturday, February 8th, at the Teachers Club. For more information, please see our Facebook page, go raibh maith agaibh.
I suppose the KFA if it gets going here will post colourful images of the dear leader urging on the workers and peasants of North Korea. Proletarian art of the '50s and '60s vintage had its aesthetic aspects. I suppose too that members of KFA will be known as Esteemed Comrades? That's what members of a Workers Party delegation to North Korea were called sometime in the 1970s. The Phoenix magazine and Hibernia magazine had short articles on the topic at the time.
Well, I guess if it was in Phoenix or Hibernia magazines, it must be true. Of course, Irish Communists and Republicans do address each other as comrade, or a chara.
No need, it's been done already. http://cedarlounge.wordpress.com/2013/12/19/a-series-of...43040 You couldn't make this stuff up and further comment would be superfluous so I won't even try.
That is a beautiful and inspiring collection of images of the beloved Generalissimos and the armed and resolute Korean Workers. One can only feel one's heart fill with pride when one sees such images of happy Workers, working for peace, but ready for war - if the imperialists are so foolhardly as to start any trouble. Of course, it's difficult for Irish Workers - beaten down, atomized and comsumerized - to even sense of joy of defending one's national sovereignty and honour. And the Mis-Leaders of the Irish Left betray Irish Workers at ever step, by holding up consumerist models instead of true Marxist-Leninist models.