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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4Sinn Féin to put Anti-War Motion to Dublin City Council.
Sinn Féin has called for cross-party support to facilitate the debate of a motion the Sinn Féin Group intends putting to the Council tonight calling for a halt to the drive towards war on the Iraqi people.
Cllr Larry O’Toole said: “Last week Sinn Féin in Derry were successful in passing a motion condemning the war at City Council, joining Galway to become the second city in Ireland to come out against the war. That motion was passed with the support of the SDLP and we hope that tonight all parties can put aside their political differences and vote for peace.
“It is my hope that tonight Dublin will be added to the growing list of cities, including 57 American cities like Chicago, Seattle and San Francisco, that oppose the war. I have put down an emergency motion and I would ask for cross-party support to facilitate the debate of the motion and for this support to also extend to passing it in order to send a message that the people of Dublin are absolutely opposed to this war.
The motion reads:
‘That this Council supports the anti-war rally called for the 15th of February and calls for a stop to the drive towards war on the Iraqi people.’
Good to see. Hope it can be done in Belfast and else where.
Yes the crowd of hypocrites who condemned 'violence' for 20 odd years are strangly quiet. Where is their condemnation of the USA? Their silence is deafening, I remmember when they used to come out every second day criticising the provos.
I suppose davey Trimble and Paisley and all the other characters will be consistent and call for British and yankee decommissioning of weapons?