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Monday May 02, 2011 13:27 by Eddie Ford
Eddie Ford writes why it is in workers interests not just to get rid of the monarchy but also the whole system attached to it. Full article at url below. The whole absurd and befuddling spectacle of pomp-and-circumstance is a ‘wedding of mass distraction’ - promoting the historic virtues of the ruling class, and the establishment as a whole; precisely at the time when it is carrying out wholesale attacks on the working class, with plenty more to come. Even if David Cameron and his grandees had planned it in advance, the timing of the royal wedding could not have been much more fortuitous - anything that helps to dampen down resistance to the government’s scheme, even if only temporarily, is to be welcomed. |
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Jump To Comment: 2 1Who believes in discrimination?
Who believes in blue,royal blood?
Why a certain group earn the levy of tax payers and take others bread?
What is all luxury for?
Why a country which doesn't own any oil must have a big oil company in the name of british oil?
are they allowed to rub and steal the wealth of other countries and divide it with
their royal family and monarch?
COME ON BOYS,GIRLS LET US LAUGH ON THOSE WHO BELIEVE IN ABSURD LIFE OF ARISTOCRATS.
LET'S BREAK ALL INEQUALITY AND DIVIDE THE WEALTH BETWEEN EVERYBODY.
JESUS HAD A BASKET OF FISH AND BREAD,HE FED EVERYBODY
EQUALLY.
OUR QUEEN IS VIRGIN MARY NOT ANYBODY ELSE.
VIVA EQUALITY
Is it only me or are some of the, how would i describe, i suppose non republican left in Ireland only getting their finger out on the whole royal visit thing when their 'leaderships' in Britain say its ok. They are more concerned not to get tarred with that dastardly irish republican rabble that are against it. I read in one anarchist site that the royal visit and whole monarch question should not be debated on a nationalist argument (obvious) following that it is not between irish people and english people, again fairly obvious, i feel that a lot of them have an idea that there is some disillusioned element in ireland that are against this because its british and they are more concerned to position themselves away from a made up bunch of non existant (obviously right wing reactioary) nationalists who will be opposing this . Any open nationalist sentiment in ireland is republican, what 'nationalists' does anyone know of in ireland that has come out against the royal visit and is not from a civic, secular or left perspective. I just wonder really. Any Nationlist sentiment of the irish people that i know that will be protesting will be directed in a civic republican way and will of course pose the historical injustices committed on this geographical space, which is an island, by the elite of England.