Ansbacher Report online, anyone?
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Saturday July 06, 2002 13:27
by Eoin Dubsky
Stop wasting paper and upload the Ansbacher Report
Would someone in Dublin please pick up a copy of the Ansbacher Report on CD-Rom (borrow it from someone - even cheaper) and upload the contents onto the web. IMC UK allow larger uploads than here, and you could link to it from an article on IMC Ireland.
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4"Would somebody else do it?"
Why the hell don't you?
Or is it just a good idea if somebody else does it? Which is a radically different proposition.
If you want to see something posted, I think the general concept of open publishing involves an exhortation for you to publish it yourself. Open publishing is what you make it, my slack-jawed and shiftless little friend.
Why doesn't E.Dubsky do it? Presumably because as he mentioned he's not _in_Dublin_ and therefore finds it hard to pick up the CD-ROM.
Send me a mail at seedot@eircom.net and I'll get it up.
If not we hope to put it up by Tuesday (missed the office today).
This is why we need fighting Trade Unions with fighting leaders such as Mick O'Reilly. We need to have Mick O'Reilly reinstated as Regional Secretary of the ATGWU. Instead of just talking a load of hot air about organising regional protests to demand the jailing of corrupt politicans and businesspeople as both SIPTU and IMPACT promised due to pressure from the rank and file but never delivered on once the pressure eased a bit, Mick O'Reilly and the ATGWU would organise regional protests to demand the jailing of corrupt politicans and businesspeople and if necessary Mick and the ATGWU would organise regional protests to demand the jailing of corrupt politicans and businesspeople independently of other unions and ICTU and invite other trade unionists and workers who are not members of trade unions to participate in the ATGWU's protests over Ansbacher and the rest of the corruption and tax evasion. Its time for action on every level about Ansbacher and the rest. The time of inaction is over.
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