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Shannon Protest - Pics

category limerick | anti-war / imperialism | news report author Monday October 30, 2006 23:22author by Dave Report this post to the editors

The protest march in Shannon was a very dignified and poignant reminder of the ongoing slaughter of innocents in Iraq.
Marchers move off from Shannon Town towards airport
Marchers move off from Shannon Town towards airport

The placing of the coffins at the entrance to the airport was a direct challenge to the ongoing complicity by the Irish Government in this illegal war. The mood of the march throughtout was sombre but peaceful. The heavy security presence which surrounded the march had an appearance of unreality. A coach full of Gardai from Rossort, Helicopters, mounted Gardai, constant camera surveillance and alsatian dogs! Just like the ones used in Abu Gharaib against prisoners to frighten and intimidate. Over 2,000,000 dead in Iraq since the early nineties and those who protest face alsatian dogs. Was it Chomksy who said something about how the media ultimately normalise insanity?

Small white coffin carried to symbolise chidren who have been killed
Small white coffin carried to symbolise chidren who have been killed

Marchers led by Deirdre Clancy
Marchers led by Deirdre Clancy

Helicopter hovers overhead
Helicopter hovers overhead

Gardai accompany marchers
Gardai accompany marchers

author by Davepublication date Mon Oct 30, 2006 23:25author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Congrats to organisers on a well run protest.

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author by anonpublication date Mon Oct 30, 2006 23:35author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Well taken shots. They give a good sense of the 'funeral'.

author by mepublication date Tue Oct 31, 2006 11:33author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Funny crowd the SWP - they only attend IAWM anti-war events. Seems the IAWM/SWP are fast becoming an insular cult. It would have been good to see them weigh in with everybody else at Shannon but, on the plus side, it brought the number of paper sellers down to about one.

author by Paul McAndrewpublication date Tue Oct 31, 2006 11:35author address author phone Report this post to the editors

I'm Anarchist. A good friend of mine who's in the S.W.P. was there -Joe Moore

author by mepublication date Tue Oct 31, 2006 11:39author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Yes he was along with Pat O'Sullivan, also of Cork SWP, and fair play to them. But that was it! None of their so-called anti-war leaders like RBB.

author by antiwarpublication date Tue Oct 31, 2006 12:22author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Good collection of mostly interesting speakers at rally.

Apart from the open mike at the end, the speakers were the three former US interrogators (Joshua Casteel, Stephen Lewis, Tony Lagouranis), a former Irish army commandant (Edward Horgan), two former top CIA analysts (Kathleen & Bill Christison), historian and former anti-war prisoner (Fintan Lane), columnist with Village and AWI speaker (Harry Browne), & two acquitted Pitstop Ploughshares (Ciaron O'Reilly & Deirdre Clancy).

Is that everyone? Open mike gave time to Maggie Roynane of Galway, a guy from Socialist Youth, a religious fella who said a couple of prayers, a Cork AWIer, a member of the IAWM.

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