Talk:32 County Sovereignty Movement

message: I created the :Category:Legal organisations in Ireland and Britain  as I felt that such a category was required owing to the insistence by one contributer, User:Weggie that the organisation in question, the 32 County Sovereignty Movement, be cataloged according to the definition of one government authority, in this case the US State Department. By including the new category, I wanted to stress the fact that this organsation is not prohibited in Britain or Ireland and operates openly.--Damac 09:39, 17 December 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Legal organisation

message: No evidence that RIRA has even targeted the British?
*Attack on British Army base in County Derry?
*Attack on British Army base in County Derry?
*Attack on MI6?
*Attack on army training camp in Magilligan?
*Attack on British Army base in County Derry?
And so on.... One Night In Hackney303 18:25, 6 February 2008 (UTC)
thread_title: Pardon?

message: Former Omagh councillor Francis Mackey, chairman of the 32 County Sovereignty Movement, which many believe is politically linked to the Real IRA, said his organisation sees the way forward as political, involving the UN which could address the "illegal occupation of Ireland". 
However, that organisation has not delivered on its responsibility to small nations seeking self-determination, he said. "If the (R)IRA are saying that they are going back to war, that's a strong indication that they see no progress by looking at peaceful alternatives... by looking to the UN or indeed the British government. I wouldn't confuse peace with a deliberate normalisation of British rule. 
"British soldiers are still here, British helicopters are still flying around Omagh and mid-Tyrone. There is also a very deliberate process of criminalisation of those who disagree with Stormont and British rule in Ireland." 
Mr Mackey said that the Sinn Féin and the "Provisional movement's leadership" are complicit in that. 
"We would articulate the argument that the SF leadership have failed the republican base; they have violated Irish national sovereignty. They have been forced to admit that the Good Friday Agreement is not a republican document, and that it is not national self-determination therefore admitting that it's a violation of national sovereignty, so what is it that these great leaders have got from a republican position? 
"They are not espousing republicanism any more and they are following in the steps of de Valera after 1922. They should relinquish the name of Sinn Féin before they sully it any more." 
Asked if, as a politician he would ever say to the RIRA put down your arms and seek your goals in a peaceful and political way the 32CSM chairman said, "That wouldn't be a role that I have any responsibility in nor indeed would the Sovereignty movement. The only people who would have that role in an international conflict is the United Nations."
(http://www.nwipp-newspapers.com/UH/free/349259728115496.php)
24.32.208.58 (talk) 02:33, 8 February 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  Interview -- Anything from here worth mentioning? 

message: One terrorist organization evaluating another one eh  Basket Feudalist  06:56, 23 February 2013 (UTC)
thread_title:  FTO 

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