Re: Response to Brian Cahill

[Danielle Ni Dhighe <nidhighe@xxxxxxxx>]

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At 02:13 AM 10/15/2001, Donal wrote:
>There can be no meaningful unity with Fascists - which
>is what Loyalists are. Ordinary working-class Protestants

Yes, Loyalists are fascists, but as for ordinary working class Protestants,
the IRSP and the INLA have always had members who came from that
background, so it is possible to reach them through socialist politics.

>We are doing what we can in Stormont and it takes every
>waking hour to do just that.

The problem with SF is that the left wing of the party has largely been
pushed into a closet while the more conservative elements hold the
reins.  McGuinness, for example, has never struck me as being particularly
left or indeed even particularly political.

>If the SP representative cannot construct an argument without
>resorting to exaggeration and cant, please don't respond to me

Mr. Cahill is long known as anti-Republican and anti-Republican Socialist,
i.e. a typical Irish socialist.

Danielle Ni Dhighe
Puget Sound Chapter, Irish Republican Socialist Committees of North America
nidhighe@xxxxxxxx - http://www.irsm.org/irscna/
"I owe my allegiance to the working class." - Seamus Costello