Dublin - Event Notice
Thursday January 01 1970
Thursday January 01 1970
No platform for fascist British National Party in Dublin.
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Friday November 07, 2003 11:06
by Seán - Sinn Féin
Protest Thursday 13th Nov 6pm GMB Trinity College.
The Trinity College Philosophical Society have invited British National Party Youth Organiser to a debate in Trinity College next Thursday 13th November.
The Trinity College Philosophical Society have invited British National Party Youth Organiser to a debate in Trinity College next Thursday 13th November.
The BNP is a fascist party whose ideology is based on white supremacism and anti-Semitism. It also has links with fascist paramilitaries including members of the loyalist organisations in the Six Counties. The BNP, through its links with the UDA in particular, has been successful to some degree in organising in the Six Counties and this has resulted in an increased level of racist attacks. There is no organised fascist element in Dublin so anything that might assist in bringing that about has to be resisted.
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Are SF calling for No Platform? Will SF members support and take part in the shutting down of that meeting?
... far too tempting isn't it?
Did a survey recently not show that sinn fein voters are the most likely to be racist in Ireland . why alienate your core constituancy.
Also saying that the Loyalists are anti - semetic (innacurate term I know), was it not the IRA who recently put up PLO flags. The PLO throw its linked group the alasque martyers brigade has indulge shall we say in the killing of Jews, just a bit.
What survey? 'omega supreme'(!), The shinners have been strong opponents of racism in Ireland, possibly due to the fact that they have emerged from a situation of having been subjected to a combination of racism and religious sectarianism.
Can't remember where I saw the survey probably the Irish times seeing as thats the rag I usually read, but I did see it.
As for the shinners being opposed to secterianism the provosional I.R.A and hence modern sinn fein were only formed because the offical I.R.A refused to kill what they viewed as their fellow Irish men not caring about religion or political persuation. The provos on the other hand had no such quams with killing people because they were protestant or unionist as they proved tragically again and again.
I know that sinn fein is a leftist party and is against rascism but you can't deny that their average supporter differs substansaly on the race issue if you've ever spoken to one.
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