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Re: Ireland / IRA
bj - 29.07.2005, 09:12Ireland / IRA
Quote: "The leadership of Óglaigh na hÉireann has formally ordered an end to the armed campaign. This will take effect from 4pm this afternoon.
All IRA units have been ordered to dump arms.
All Volunteers have been instructed to assist the development of purely political and democratic programmes through exclusively peaceful means. Volunteers must not engage in any other activities whatsoever.
The IRA leadership has also authorised our representative to engage with the IICD to complete the process to verifiably put its arms beyond use in a way which will further enhance public confidence and to conclude this as quickly as possible. We have invited two independent witnesses, from the Protestant and Catholic churches, to testify to this.
The Army Council took these decisions following an unprecedented internal discussion and consultation process with IRA units and Volunteers.
We appreciate the honest and forthright way in which the consultation process was carried out and the depth and content of the submissions. We are proud of the comradely way in which this truly historic discussion was conducted.
The outcome of our consultations show very strong support among IRA Volunteers for the Sinn Féin peace strategy. There is also widespread concern about the failure of the two governments and the unionists to fully engage in the peace process. This has created real difficulties. The overwhelming majority of people in Ireland fully support this process. They and friends of Irish unity throughout the world want to see the full implementation of the Good Friday Agreement.
Notwithstanding these difficulties our decisions have been taken to advance our republican and democratic objectives, including our goal of a united Ireland. We believe there is now an alternative way to achieve this and to end British rule in our country.
It is the responsibility of all Volunteers to show leadership, determination and courage. We are very mindful of the sacrifices of our patriot dead, those who went to jail, Volunteers, their families and the wider republican base. We reiterate our view that the armed struggle was entirely legitimate.
We are conscious that many people suffered in the conflict. There is a compelling imperative on all sides to build a just and lasting peace.
The issue of the defence of nationalist and republican communities has been raised with us. There is a responsibility on society to ensure that there is no re-occurrence of the pogroms of 1969 and the early 1970s. There is also a universal responsibility to tackle sectarianism in all its forms.
The IRA is fully committed to the goals of Irish unity and independence and to building the Republic outlined in the 1916 Proclamation.
We call for maximum unity and effort by Irish republicans everywhere. We are confident that by working together Irish republicans can achieve our objectives. Every Volunteer is aware of the import of the decisions we have taken and all Óglaigh are compelled to fully comply with these orders.
There is now an unprecedented opportunity to utilise the considerable energy and goodwill which there is for the peace process. This comprehensive series of unparalleled initiatives is our contribution to this and to the continued endeavours to bring about independence and unity for the people of Ireland.
What do you think the Brits are doing now? Will they finally leave Ireland - take their terror away? Or no changes at all?
Re: Ireland / IRA
Anonymous - 23.08.2005, 14:29Emmm.....
Hey there, what is the interest with Northern Ireland? If they would just let people get on with life and just let them fight each other insteadf of the police getting involved, would solve alot of problems.
Re: Ireland / IRA
bj - 24.08.2005, 09:49
The Problem is the Police (still) is 98% Protestant (means loyalists). And the Police are not getting involved because People are fighting but they are fighting because the Police (and Soldiers) are involved. But those days its much quiter - and the big fear of the Unionists is that they might be treaded from the Republicans like they treaded them over the past 800 Years
:whdat:
Re: Ireland / IRA
Anonymous - 25.08.2005, 22:16
Excuse me but Protestants are not all loyalist, that is avery broad term plus a very offensive one to the Northern Irish Protestant Community.
Re: Ireland / IRA
bj - 23.02.2006, 00:56
Guest wrote: Excuse me but Protestants are not all loyalist,
Thats right, Ivan Cooper was a good man!
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