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 Wednesday February 05, 2003 15:53 by Ali la Pointe - Fu-fighting anti-imperialistas
 Derry peace activists salute Donegal comrade On 31 january, activists held a 12 hr vigil in Derry's Guildhall on the 31 anniversary of Bloody Sunday against raytheon, the arms trade, and the commission of the Bloody Sundays of the 21st century. At the end of the vigil they posed for a photograph holding a placard which reads "FREE MARY KELLY", in honour of their Donegal sister charged with allegedly sabotaging an American weapon of mass destruction at Shannon. A spokeswoman for the group told indymedia "As the Bloody Sunday relatives can tell you, States committ horrific crimes against ordinary citizens in the pursuit of their interests. They then turn around and demand that you bury the hatchet and turn the page of history so that they can be let off the hook. That's bonkers. Mary Kelly has it the right way round. The only place to bury your hatchet is in the instruments that are going to
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Jump To Comment: 1"...the only place to bury your hatchet is in the instruments that are going to kill ordinary people." The banner, taken from the monument to the Bloody Sunday dead reads "Let their epitaph be in the ongoing struggle for democracy". Way to go, Mary