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Call for National Strike

category national | crime and justice | opinion/analysis author Saturday November 20, 2010 09:18author by Edward Horgan - PANA, Irish Peace and Neutrality Alliance Report this post to the editors

Enough is Enough, take back our Republic

We urgently need a national strike, this comming week, to force the corrupt incompetent Fianna Fail/Green regime out of government. If we fail to do so we deserve some of the shame and devestation that is being heaped upon us. We need to take back our country from the shysters and liars who claim to be governing on our behalf. We need to act now or forever live in shame as the children of Ireland suffer and are forced to emigrate.

Open Letter to the People of Ireland

Expressions of, anger, resignation, disgust, shame and deep depression will achieve nothing in the present crisis. We must take positive action and do something. We do not have a real government at present, so we are in a state of virtual anarchy, and every extra day of such anarchy is causing further damage, that will have to be paid for by our grandchildren. Our sham government is driving the country towards the edge of cliff, so we the people need to stop the country and turn it around. The self-serving Fianna Fáil and Green hypocrites will not resign but will continue to the last possible day to maximise their ministerial and TD paycheques and pensions.

We need a national strike now to force a general election, before Christmas, and before any deal with the ECB/IMF is agreed. Any deals or national budgets brought in by the present regime will have no mandate from the people of Ireland. This national strike must be all-encompassing, and include public and private sectors, the young, the old, the gardaí and the Defence Forces. Enough is enough, we need to re-establish our republic and take back our country.

We must do this now to restore the honour and self-respect of the Irish people, otherwise we will deserve the shame that has been forced upon us. We must do this peacefully but with firm determination, otherwise many people will be destitute and many will die because of lack of adequate medical care and essential support services. – Yours, etc,

Related Link: http://www.pana.ie

 #   Title   Author   Date 
   About time     children_of_lir    Sat Nov 20, 2010 14:13 
   Purpose of general strike     Gregor Kerr    Sat Nov 20, 2010 18:14 
   State of Nation address in front of EU Flag     Edward    Mon Nov 22, 2010 00:03 
   Protest     anonymous    Mon Nov 22, 2010 12:30 


 
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