02/04/2023
Citizen Weekly Issue 55 Saturday March 26th 2022
England has no right in Ireland
JFCT2 – End internment by remand
Republican Unity the guarantor of the peoples Sovereign Right
Con Darcy
The anniversary of the British Peace Acord.
In the run up to the 25th anniversary of the British Good Friday agreement there is sadness, and scring-ing anger in the political circles from Belfast, Dublin, about the up grading by MI5 raising the terror threat level in North from substantial to severe meaning “A strike for freedom from the enemy of occu-pation is highly likely.”
The first to echo angry-annoyance was the British First Minister in waiting Michelle O’Neill she said “To-day’s announcement that the level of threat has been increased comes against the backdrop of the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Good Friday agreement. A quarter century on there is no place or space for paramilitary groups in a modern, democratic society. They must go”
The only politician to air any common sense of it all was Jeffery Donaldson who said, “It is a sad day for Northern Ireland.” It sure is a bad day for Northern Ireland because it is evident that the foreign occu-pier sees there is still a severe treat to their illegal occupation.
The politicians especially Michelle O’Neill should know while there is a foreign occupying power dictat-ing the way of Ireland’s future there will be opposition. The tongue of condemnation or the bloody sword of terror will not quench the spirit of freedom.
There will always be opposition to the occupation of Ireland and the treat of a strike at the enemy will always be there. It doesn’t matter how well ingrained the occupier is or how much support it has from the slave-minded or greedy native. The occupier’s insecurity is that the soldier of justice will al-ways be silently lurking in wait to strike a blow for freedom because only in freedom will come human rights. True democracy or justice does not come with occupation this is the occupiers weakness that no slave, soldier, army, or politician of the occupying master can strengthen. The belief of a strong wall of support to deter the oppressed is a myth because the invisible soldier of justice in wait is undefeata-ble, yet no one wants peace more than this soldier.
It is disgraceful how the word peace is so bandy around by the establishment and their tit-suckers. A make-believe peace or forced peace is a false piece. A false peace is no peace. To talk of peace in an oc-cupied territory is defaming and deceitful because all terms and conditions no matter what way they are packaged or presented must always be in the interest of the occupier. The British Good Friday peace accord has failed in that it delivered nothing for the people, its only delivery has been the belly rubbing of the good-feel politicians who claim this lost cause as a victory for peace. The Good Friday agreement can never deliver peace because it not only endorses but is a main stay of British occupa-tion.
It doesn’t matter how much the native Irish British politicians endorse or up-hold British occupation Irish freedom is inevitable because there are always honest trustworthy Republicans who take up the mantle of the Independent Sovereign Democratic Republic.
The power-grabbing politicians must recognise that there will be no lasting peace while any part of Ire-land is in occupation and demand Ireland’s right to freedom - so the Irish can come to terms of creating the Irish Republic as proclaimed in 1916.
‘Let us be silent rather than talk of peace in occupied Ireland.
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