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national / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Thursday November 17, 2005 15:47 by James McBarron
 3 comments (last - friday november 18, 2005 11:21)
The recent spate of sectarian attacks in villages in Antrim and elsewhere are obviously not a reaction to the IRA as there is no longer anything resembling a war going on. In fact they are a product of the sectarianism deeply embedded in northern society. They're a product of hundreds of years of cynical use of same to maintain the privilge and position of the ruling class. read full story / add a comment
international / consumer issues / opinion/analysis Thursday November 17, 2005 15:33 by Kathy Sinnott
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There is a very active organic college in Drumcollogher, Co. Limerick. Everyone there obviously loves what they are doing, in pursuing not just a different way of producing food but a different way of life. read full story / add a comment
national / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Wednesday November 16, 2005 14:10 by pat c
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Sean Garland is now a fugitive from "justice" in Northern Ireland. Having broken his bail conditions, he has remained in the South following his hospital treatment. Does the WP oppose extradition for all political prisoners? Do they oppose the extradition of the Columbia 3? read full story / add a comment
national / crime and justice / opinion/analysis Tuesday November 15, 2005 22:08 by Michelle Clarke
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This year, 18 people are dead, and so many friends, family and people are affected. Last year, it was 8 deaths in a turf war. The turf war is territory and the war relates to the sale of illegal drugs that destroy peoples' lives. I believe in everybody having a degree of self reliance in and input to halting this plague of mind distortion so called pleasure. The articles in New Scientist are worth a read. This week's article is second from the bottom.....the title is what motivates me to write, the remainder of my comment is about contextualising the effects of drugs on long term and health and in particular the consequences of mental health problems as a direct consequence of addiction. Let the children know. Why don't we have some for of game that shows you how unpleasant it is when your mind goes ary..... http://www.newscientist.com read full story / add a comment 
national / consumer issues / opinion/analysis Tuesday November 15, 2005 19:58 by Anton Mace
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Today I bought a book and returned it but was refused a refund. read full story / add a comment
international / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Monday November 14, 2005 21:50 by iosaf .:. the ipsiphi
10 comments (last - friday august 18, 2006 21:49)
This is my 4th article looking at the Housing Crises and Extreme Poverty in Paris. It is also direct response to tonight's speech by President Chirac on French TV in defence of the decision made today by cabinet to extend the curfew and (further criminalise) French youth for the next 3 months. read full story / add a comment
international / miscellaneous / opinion/analysis Monday November 14, 2005 14:54 by Saoririseoir
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radio programme 35 min mp3, 128kbps for broadband http://radio.indymedia.org/uploads/2005.8.11.mlmunichspecial.mp3 low quality for 56k modem http://radio.indymedia.org/uploads/2005.8.11.mlmunichspecial.mp3cfqpzt.mp3 read full story / add a comment
international / consumer issues / opinion/analysis Sunday November 13, 2005 15:15 by iosaf
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36 days to go, and I'm sure many of the readers are like my good self, drawing up the list for Christmas Cards 2005. I enjoy these gradually shortening days and evenings as Winter comes on. The garden becomes more manageable, all the roses are pruned, and flower beds have been dug, I find more time to relax and draw up the list. Of course at this time of year it may number some thousands of names, and then the fun bit comes- Crossing off the names. It is my annual project to "not send" christmas cards to many thousands of people, from both public and private life. & I have noted that they don't send me one either. read full story / add a comment
national / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Saturday November 12, 2005 22:45 by Dr. Coilín Oscar ÓhAiseadha
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According to the Dáil Report in The Irish Times on Friday 11 November, the Taoiseach said: “Human Rights Watch went on to say that it was highly unlikely that this type of clandestine activity [i.e. the CIA's extraordinary renditions] would operate out of a major civilian airport.” On this basis, we are to be reassured that we do not need to search US aircraft landing at Shannon. In a letter to the Taoiseach, I quote reports from mainstream media sources of CIA aircraft operating its extraordinary abuses out of the following major civilian airports: Bromma (aka Stockholm City Airport), Dulles (Washington), Prestwick (Glasgow), Queen Alia (Amman) and Kastrup (Copenhagen). If all of these airports have been used and abused, then why not Shannon? read full story / add a comment 
national / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Saturday November 12, 2005 15:29 by iosaf mac diarmada
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This week the heirarchy of the Roman Catholic Church and its secular powerbase popped up on my radar twice. The Ferns reports was published in Ireland, and the PD Liz O'Donnell TD is to be congratulated on her little speech, which though bitchy did get the point accross. The Spanish heirarchy meanwhile has spent the last weeks pumping up its fans for a march against the Socialists plans for education reform today in Madrid which is to "draw a million". Its the return match after the Bishops drew a million to oppose gay marriage. Two traditionally catholic states who have only recently experienced prosperity, and begun the development of socially open and secular societies dealing with "much the same" problems. __________________________________________ Liz O'Donnell's speech to the Dail, came from a woman who obviously feels she suffered at the hands of "the special relationship" at the heart of the Irish state. I want to reduce read full story / add a comment
louth / worker & community struggles and protests / opinion/analysis Saturday November 12, 2005 14:21 by Sean Crudden
Is health service administratrion in Ireland properly engaged in gear? Or is the clutch slipping? read full story / add a comment
national / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Friday November 11, 2005 14:29 by Stickie
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“Garland the Target Since 1972” Oration by Des O’Hagan, Central Executive Committeee member of The Workers’ Party at Milltown Cemetery - Sunday 30 October 2005 - On the 30th Anniversary of the Pogrom, October 1975 read full story / add a comment
international / consumer issues / opinion/analysis Wednesday November 09, 2005 20:49 by Kathy Sinnott
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This week, I’m going to venture into uncertain waters by doing my first column on football and by having my say on the great Keano debate. read full story / add a comment
international / anti-capitalism / opinion/analysis Wednesday November 09, 2005 18:34 by Henry
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Let us conduct a little logical analysis of Shell's motives at Rossport: read full story / add a comment
national / anti-war / imperialism / opinion/analysis Monday November 07, 2005 20:08 by Ciarán
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Latvian workers greviously abused at the weekend in Skerries, Co. Dublin. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / opinion/analysis Monday November 07, 2005 14:17 by Ógra B
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Ógra Shinn Féin - re-organised, on the move and growing In 2004 Ógra Shinn Féin was restructured nationally and regionally. A new National Organiser and Cúige Organisers were appointed. With structures and activists in place the aim was simple -- re-organise Ógra Shinn Féin, ensuring the recruitment of young, radical, committed republicans through our increased activism, and presence on the ground. read full story / add a comment
national / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Monday November 07, 2005 11:17 by Andrew
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At its' October 2005 conference the Workers Solidarity Movement made a large number of changes to our position paper on 'The Partition of Ireland'. The first draft of this paper was posted to indymedia back in August 2004 leading to a debate over some 68 comments ( see http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=66227 ). In November 2004 Organise! published a major response to our position paper called 'Crossing the border' (see http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=67598 ) leading to another 30 or so comments. Below we present the new version of the position paper for further debate and discussion. read full story / add a comment
antrim / miscellaneous / opinion/analysis Sunday November 06, 2005 12:16 by Davy Carlin
Loads of benefits to flow from this read full story / add a comment 
national / crime and justice / opinion/analysis Saturday November 05, 2005 15:34 by John Goodman
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This cat was blown up. read full story / add a comment 
international / politics / elections / opinion/analysis Friday November 04, 2005 17:54 by iosaf the ipsiphi
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The Spanish have a word for it, they call it "callejera", it means street violence which includes arson, houses, businesses and cars get burnt. The Basque term is "kale borroka", its thought of as the lowest level of sustained urban unrest. The French today, look at their newspapers and see photos which usually they see in Iraq of cars in flames. But this time its "their cars", as their prime minister De Villepin assured the national assembly from the floor. They must be very re-assured. Even though he was never elected. One might have heard an artistocratic taunt hanging in the gilded air, "let them buy cars!". _______________________________________________ read full story / add a comment |
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