Friday, January 22, 2010

Irish Voice Despite Addams Family's British Censorship


Irish Voice Despite Addams Family's British Censorship

Cead Mile Failte, A Hundred Thousand Welcomes

The existence of such a culture of British inspired censorship and intimidation has been the backdrop of traditional republicanism since it first emerged. The leadership within Provisional Sinn Féin now supported by a British controlled Irish media do not want their credentials scrutinised. Working class activists, are informed that they cannot speak in public, if deviating from the movement's pro-unionist line. The same principle is applied to republican family meetings. Activists who ask difficult questions of an Adams party speaker are 'gripped' after the event and told such behaviour is non-acceptable behaviour.

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Adams and McGuinness Depend on British


 A short time ago, the British police in occupied Ireland turned on Sunday Tribune editor Suzanne Breen. Breen was threatened with arrest and imprisonment unless she delivered her notes of all her contacts with republicans.The badgering of Breen, while her phone was already tapped by the British was a sign of panic. Link to Story in IrishFreedomNews