"Another Europe is Possible" meeting, Galway

by Orla Ni Chomhrai Tue Dec 30, 2003 02:56 nichomhrai at eircom dot net

Guest Speakers at the above meeting: Richard Boyd Barrett (Irish Anti-War Movement) , Peter Butler (Co-coordinator Galway One World Centre), Tríona Nic Giolla Choille (Galway Refugee Support Group), Owen McCormack (CIE Worker), Mick O' Reilly (ATGWU Senior Industrial Organiser) (Subject to last minute change. )

by IMC reader Tue Dec 30, 2003 09:17

You forgot to invite Joe Carolan, Globalise Resistance; Brid Smith, Anti Nazi League; and Kieran Allen, lecturer at UCD!

by no u got it wrong Tue Dec 30, 2003 21:51

Brid Smith is usually Dublin Anti Bin Tax Campaign, Dr. Kieran Allen is a Sociology Lecturer, Joe Carolan or Rory Hearne are Globalise Resistance, and Richard Boyd Barrett is usually IAWM. They leave Kev Wingfield with the SWP title after his name.

by Trade Unionist Wed Dec 31, 2003 01:29

Another example of the SWP abandoning Socialism. Why is the title of this meeting not For a Socialist Europe, for example. SWP are slowly but surely falling behind the USFI driven liquidationist agenda of abandoning Marxism, along with the SSP, LO and the LCR!

by wing-nut Wed Dec 31, 2003 01:55

Kevin Wingfield is not SWP, he is one of Ballymun / whitehall / Glasnevin / Coolock anti-bin tax campaign / housing action campaign / ANL / IAWM / Housing Action Campaign / Health Action group (depending on which planet the moon is in).

by David Wed Dec 31, 2003 21:42

For the sake of Unity?
After all, left Unity is apparently quite important to them?
But then, so is hypocracy.

by porky sutherland Thu Jan 01, 2004 02:31

Whatever ye do, don't forget to vote YES in any future referendums on the subject ....

It's an awful bloody drag having to repeat them when ye don't get ít right first time round .....

by Sir Lurkalot MBE Thu Jan 01, 2004 03:43

Yes, unfortunate that they still have to be told twice, but they always were a bit contrary.
It's an Irish solution to an Irish problem, or to put it another way, it's the Irish contribution to modern democracy.
God knows, for eight-hundred years we tried to civilise them, and they are still occasionally inclined to be a bit uppity. Good to see that it is finally beginning to sink in.

by RBB watcher Thu Jan 01, 2004 15:51

This must be a mistake about Boyd Barrett speaking for the IAWM. This invitation was never mentioned at steering committee meetings, so how can he represent the IAWM? (We know this from the published minutes, or are they only half the story?) Or does RBB have carte blanche to do and go where he likes in the name of the IAWM?