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Ógra Shinn Féin demand End to British Army Recruitment Drive in University

category antrim | rights, freedoms and repression | news report author Wednesday November 16, 2005 16:25author by Ógra B - Ógra Shinn Féinauthor email osf6county at yahoo dot com Report this post to the editors

British Army Out!

A large crowd of Ógra Shinn Féin activists gathered outside Queen’s University in Belfast on Wednesday 16th November for a Demilitarisation and Anti- Collusion protest. The theme of protest was ‘End British Army/ OTC recruitment in our University’.

Ógra Shinn Féin demand End to British Army Recruitment Drive in University

A large crowd of Ógra Shinn Féin activists gathered outside Queen’s University in Belfast on Wednesday 16th November for a Demilitarisation and Anti- Collusion protest. The theme of protest was ‘End British Army/ OTC recruitment in our University’.


Andrea O’ Kane Ógra Shinn Féin organiser in Queen’s said “this demilitarisation protest organised by young republicans within the University shows the opposition and disgust felt at the British army’s recruitment drive and charm offensive within our campus. The British army are an illegal force of occupation and should not be permitted to cover our University campus with their posters and recruitment advertisements. A university should be a neutral environment free from offensive literature and posters that only serve to promote an atmosphere of exclusion and segregation.”

She continued “Considering that the policy of collusion orchestrated at the highest ranks of the British Army resulted in the murders of innocent Irish men and women including students at this university, we can not allow this PR drive and charm offensive to continue. The British army have no right to be in Ireland never mind our universities.We will continue our campaign over the next few weeks raising awreness through postering, letter writing and lobbying the university."

Related Link: http://www.osfbf.pro.ie
author by Curiouspublication date Wed Nov 16, 2005 19:07author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Do you have any pictures of the protest, if so please put them up here. Was the protest supported by other Left Groups such as the Socialist Party and Organise? It would add to the article if you listed the groups who attended today.

author by Real shinnerpublication date Wed Nov 16, 2005 19:25author address author phone Report this post to the editors

We can have recruitment stalls for the provos.

author by sean1publication date Thu Nov 17, 2005 03:36author address author phone Report this post to the editors

TWO FACED - WEST BRITS

Provisional Sinn Féin Booted out of Trinity over hate mail

It was reported in today’s Irish Independent that SINN Fein has been booted out of Trinity College after the campus branch chairperson circulated a hate email containing threats to Margaret Thatcher.

The message urged Sinn Fein members to insult the late husband of the former British Prime Minister, and contained the statement: "We'll get the ******* yet."
The line is seen as a reference to the infamous Brighton bombing, when the IRA attempted to assassinate Mrs Thatcher and the British Cabinet at the Tory Party conference in 1986.

The sender of the email, Grace Vaughey, Sinn Fein Trinity Cumann chairperson, has been disciplined by college authorities, but not Sinn Fein, and she remains a member of the party.

The email encouraged people to send hate mail to a Margaret Thatcher fan site, to coincide with her recent 80th birthday. It called for recipients to insult Denis Thatcher, who died two years ago.

Sinn Fein has been banned from holding meetings on the Trinity campus for the rest of the year, and has had college funding and access to its office withdrawn.

Yesterday's edition of Trinity News reported that Ms Vaughey had been fined €75 by the college, while Ogra Shinn Fein was not allowed hold events on campus. Sinn Fein's spokesperson said Ms Vaughey forwarded an offending email written by somebody else. The email's author is not being named.

The party was not condemning the incident, but described the email as in "appalling taste" and "extremely juvenile". "She (Ms Vaughey) should have taken more care," the spokesperson said. "She has apologised. It was a complete error of judgment. It won't happen again."

The email came to light and action was taken by the college after a Sinn Fein member in the college made a complaint.

Trinity Sinn Fein's website features a logo of a coffin draped with the tricolour and with three gunmen standing over it firing into the air. The slogan beneath says 'Remember Our Dead'.

author by WEST BRIT SPOOK - M.I. 5 1/2publication date Thu Nov 17, 2005 20:05author address author phone TOP SECRETReport this post to the editors

Maybe they will stop recruiting for their army when you stop recruiting for yours.

I know you don't recruit any more, officially that is, so please do accept my humblest apologies if I have traduced your position.

author by Barrypublication date Thu Nov 17, 2005 20:35author address author phone Report this post to the editors

If this story is true ( and there has to be a pinch of salt or 2) , which is more worrying for Sinn Fein , the poor taste and judgement of one person or the fact one of them ran and told the teacher ?
Me sees a cunning new leader in the offing !!

author by whats going onpublication date Thu Nov 17, 2005 20:42author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Padraig MacLochlainn S/F went to theSomme with Paddy Hart F/G and Billy De Cursey DUP.and came back saying we must all put on a poppy.Not me,no way Mr Mayor of Buncrana.

author by Matlockpublication date Thu Nov 17, 2005 22:53author address author phone Report this post to the editors

I suggest Barry that all of us have forwarded some dodgy e-mails purely in the interest of bad taste and that her mistake was to get caught. She didn't write it and I think it's not fair to judge her by some unrealistic standard - though, let's face it, as a cumann chair she might have had more sense.

As for the tout - there's plenty of people who join political parties and get on their mailing lists at college but never attend one meeting in their lives.

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