be the relieving of the nig with a treaty at the which endorses the ment in Irish affairs. THE current London-Dublin talks are a compliment to all anti-imperialists. Never before have the Irish and British establishments been forced to spend so much time deliberating on how best to isolate and defeat Irish republicanism.
hunger-strike, in December 1980, Dublin and their Northern allies, the SDLP leadership, have been struggling to claw back the high ground of Irish nationalism which they The Dublin Forum report, its ignominious demise at Chequers and the current talks have marked further dilutions of nationalist aspirations and attempts to lower naWhat started off as the greatest political initiative since the '20s' is now Part of a process". What was to LOt Northern nationalists could well end up United Nations British claim 004 C sovereignty in the 6 Counties, thereby partition insulating the British government from international criticism of their involveIt is fpolish to speculate on speculation about what shape any agreement is three likely to take, but we can sketch out our
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social inequalities. social demoralisation, be due to their own resistance and that of their families. It will be welcomed by us as such. Not as a sop to the conscience of their jailers, but as an overdue recognition of their own incorruptibiliOur opponents say that we exploit Unemployment, poverty, bad pression of people across the globe.
Irish foreign policy should be based on a policy. of neutrality and non-alignment which includes the promotion of nuclear disarmament, the promotion of peace internationally, and independence in political, economical and ideological matters.
Sinn Fein is totally opposed to the Socialist Action 15 November 1985