Glad to see you're up to date. Éire Nua was readopted in 1988.Originally Posted by padraig
Glad to see you're up to date. Éire Nua was readopted in 1988.Originally Posted by padraig
"I hereby declare that the Continuity Executive and the Continuity Army Council are the lawful Executive and Army Council respectively of the Irish Republican Army, and that the governmental authority, delegated in the Proclamation of 1938, now resides in the Continuity Army Council, and its lawful successors."
Comdt. General Thomas Maguire
I'm very up to date Risteard it was dropped in 1982 by Sinn Fein, later to be adopted by RSF in 1988 as it was the political baby of Dáithí Ó Conaill and Ruairí Ó Brádaigh.Originally Posted by Risteard
In other words it was readopted by Sinn Féin at An Ard-Fheis of 1988.
"I hereby declare that the Continuity Executive and the Continuity Army Council are the lawful Executive and Army Council respectively of the Irish Republican Army, and that the governmental authority, delegated in the Proclamation of 1938, now resides in the Continuity Army Council, and its lawful successors."
Comdt. General Thomas Maguire
Yes , thrown out along with the republican bathwater it seems . Do you believe it to be a sop to unionism Padraig , a document for softy compromisers ? That was the line at the time I believe .Originally Posted by padraig
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Eire Nua was referred to as a sop to Unionists at the Ard Fheis by not by Gerry Adams, and it was the Delegates at the Ard Fheis that voted to drop the policy as it was deemed as un-workable.Originally Posted by merle haggard
I Believed then and still do that the popualtion of Ireland is too Small to be able to afford a federal system based on the four provinces, we may end up with a federal solution based on north/south in the future, but that decision is up to the Irish people to decide, not Sinn Fein or any other party.Originally Posted by merle haggard
Padraig , your a better revisionist historian than Ruth Dudley . Of course it was Adams himself who said it . He actually said it was a sop to loyalism . Youll be telling me next Richard MacAuley was Brownie .
So British rule is more workable than Eire Nua ? Do you believe that . ( Bearing mind the other day you believed you could speak your mind in Sinn Fein , the day before Francie Molloy got turfed out![]()
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Listen, as far as SF is concerned, Eire Nua is off the agenda. Now, there is by no means unanimity in the party over whether or not that is a good thing, but it is the reality. I think we need to set about forming a radical document for a new Ireland in the near future. Gerry's last book showed a vision of the future Ireland, but we need it as a policy document, and we need to put it in place as a policy document. However, that is a matter for the party's internal dialogue.
RSF's masturbatory devotion to Éire Nua is all well and good, but what are they doing to implement it?
As for the Francie incident, he wasn't turfed out, but he was suspended, pending investigation. Francie has every right to disagree with the leadership, but to do it on the radio was a ************************ up on his part. I hope he is let back into the party very shortly.
"John Bull has got his hand down your pants and his fist around your bollox and you can't see it."