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Depending on which echo chamber you get your news from, this week Mark Zuckerberg took steps to either save democracy or to end it. But how far is he really going in his new commitment to free speech, asks Rebekah Barnett.
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fermanagh / miscellaneous Wednesday February 28, 2007 15:58 by Terry
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Gerry McGeough

Arch-Catholic, novelist, ally of Justin Barrett, former I.R.A. volunteer, and failed gun runner Gerry McGeough is standing in the Northern Ireland Assembly elections on a traditional republican platform in the Fermanagh/South Tyrone constituency.

This article (taken from the newswire) analyses the politics and ideology of Gerry McGeough, his Hibernian magazine and other conservative and right wing nationalists that identify themselves as republicans. It outlines the background of Gerry McGeough, his past involvement in the Provisional Irish Republican Army, his current activity as editor of the extreme right-wing The Hibernian and explores their ideas and interpretations of nationalism, republicanism, religion, mysticism, sex, immigration, Masonic conspiracy theories and secularism vs. theocracy. The article also provides some historical background on the right wing aspects that have featured in Irish republicanism.

Related Links on Indymedia: Fascist Ex-Provo ExposedJustin Barrett’s cohort appears on Radio Free EireannMcGeough Rants OnCraobh Gál Gréine commemorationThe Other Side of the Anti-EU Coin, Justin Barrett on TourFascist Barrett Scores with the Great and Good of NUIGBarrett’s Friends and Supporters'Statement regarding Justin Barrett debate at UCD on 13th October 2004 by the AFA'Justin Barrett gets a hand from UCD's L&H to organiseDebate on EU: left wing or clerical-conservativeYouth Defence Prints 50,000 Anti-Gay LeafletsInside the World of Dissident RepublicanismInterview with Irish Pro-Choice ActivistCork’s First Ever Pride Parade a Triumph!USI says ban on gay marriage breaches human rights

Other Related Links: Neo-Nazis at Lit. and Deb. Forum in NUI Galway (UCDSU) — What Youth Defence Didn’t Mention (UCDSU) — “More debates:” The alternative republican strategy for a united Ireland? (Slugger O'Toole) — Architects of Resurrection Ride AgainRSF article on Aiséirí

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