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Proinsias De Rossa in discussions with Kofi Annan, Hans Blix, Mary Robinson

category national | miscellaneous | news report author Monday March 03, 2003 14:51author by Flanagan - Labour Partyauthor email head_office at labour dot ieauthor address Ely Place, Dublin 2 Report this post to the editors

Itineray details of the delegation are available on www.derossa.com

Proinsias De Rossa to lead MEP discussions with Kofi Annan, Hans Blix, Mary Robinson and leading US politicians on Iraq

On Monday (3 March) Proinsias De Rossa will jointly lead a peace delegation of more than 20 members of the European Parliament for high level discussions on Iraq at the United Nations, and with leading US politicians.

As a follow-up to their recent visit to Iraq the delegation will meet Mr Kofi Annan, Secretary General of the United Nations, UN Security Council officials, and Mary Robinson. They will also meet leading US politicians, including Senator Edward Kennedy and Nancy Pelosi, Democratic leader in the House of Representatives.

The delegation will present an Anti-War appeal to Kofi Annan, members of the Security Council, American legislators and the US government. The Anti-War Appeal has already been signed by more than 300 Parliamentarians, including Mr De Rossa and all members of the Irish Parliamentary Labour Party. The Anti-War Appeal calls on all Members of the UN and particularly on those voting in the UN Security Council to:

PREVENT THE WAR ON IRAQ
NEGOCIATE A GLOBAL PEACE PLAN FOR THE MIDDLE EAST
PROMOTE FURTHER STEPS OF WORLDWIDE DISARMAMENT
STRENGTHEN UN CAPACITIES FOR CONFLICT PREVENTION AND NON-VIOLENT CONFLICT RESOLUTION


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author by Jim - WPpublication date Mon Mar 03, 2003 15:25author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Yes, we never got back the money DL stole from the WP in 1992.

author by O'Cionnaith's rotting corpsepublication date Mon Mar 03, 2003 15:28author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Can't you just print up some more? It's worked in the past.

I guess the introduction of the Euro must have really fucked you guys up!

author by pat cpublication date Mon Mar 03, 2003 15:38author address author phone Report this post to the editors

can we leave the abuse about sean o c?

if u r looking for someone recently deceased who is worth abusing then try o'higgins.

this chief justice was a former blueshirt.

author by Bronterrepublication date Mon Mar 03, 2003 17:53author address author phone Report this post to the editors

The leader of the Labour Party, Rabbitte, is on record as saying that the war is justified if its backed by the U.N. Security Council. The U.S. is busy bribing and bullying the Security Council to pass the so-called 2nd resolution. So according to the Labour Party if the U.S bribery and coercion succeeds the war is moral and just. At least the Greens McKenna has objected to this dishonesty. But the position of De Rossa and Rabbitte is unprincipled and dishonest. Its the same position as Aherne.

author by Money Back - A Comradepublication date Mon Mar 03, 2003 20:41author address author phone Report this post to the editors

His corpse couldn't rot because he was cremated. As a certain song go "The ashes of this rebel voice are still too hot to touch".

author by watcherpublication date Mon Mar 03, 2003 23:22author address author phone Report this post to the editors

you know you give away your vendetta against rabbitte by spelling ahern wrong in the same way every time.

ha ha ha ha ha.

dumb prick.

author by Robert Rabbitpublication date Tue Mar 04, 2003 00:23author address author phone Report this post to the editors

He may have a "vendetta" against Rabbitte, but on this at least he is correct. Labour aren't against war. They are for war with a UN rubber stamp.

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