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 Tuesday April 23, 2002 12:42 by Michael Ronan O'Connell - Socialist Workers Party, Cork Peace Alliance michaeloconnell2001 at yahoo dot com 087-9212272
 There is a bus leaving Cork this coming Saturday, April 27th. The bus is going to join the upcoming huge annual, national, anti-war march in Dublin. 2,500 thousand people attended the end the war in Palestine march a few weekends ago, and this one promises to be much bigger! (Even if you can’t go on the below and/or are not living in Cork, please try and copy and paste the below onto your e-mail listing as by putting it out on the web it is bound to reach many people living in Cork, Cork area or en route from Cork to Dublin) There is a bus leaving Cork this coming Saturday, April 27th. The bus is going to join the upcoming huge annual, national, anti-war march in Dublin. 2,500 thousand people attended the end the war in Palestine march a few weekends ago, and this one promises to be much bigger! The bus departs from the library on the Grand Parade at 9.30 am and comes back that evening. PLEASE try and come! There are lives out there being blown to bits and torn apart by the savagery of war. We are the fortunate ones who do not have to experience such savagery, suffering and pain. Take one Saturday out to join in solidarity with all the other people in Ireland who care. It should be a great and enjoyable day out in itself where you should get to meet lots of other sound people. And you could not spend your Saturday in a better way. If you are coming please let us know, straight away if possible, as we need to know what size of bus to book. The cost is around €10 unwaged, €20 waged. For details and to book your seat, contact:- Michael Jennifer
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Jump To Comment: 1 2"There are lives out there being blown to bits and torn apart by the savagery of war".
Yes. And those lives are both Israeli and Palestinian lives.
So a pro-Palestinian demonstration is hardly appropriate. Let's see if this "anti-war" march will act against the lives of civilians in Israel being destroyed - by raising Palestinian and Hezbollah flags and burning the Star of David.
Anti-war is anti-war; not a nationalist demonstration.
Absolutely agree "Stop All Killings". Every single human life lost needlessly is a human and worldwide tragedy.
So are you coming on the march?