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RSF Opposed to Windsor Visit

category armagh | miscellaneous | press release author Friday February 01, 2008 22:12author by Richard Walsh - Republican Sinn Féin Report this post to the editors

It has been reported that the English Queen, Elizabeth Windsor, is to visit Armagh City on Maundy Thursday. A spokesperson for Republican Sinn Féin has said that they are opposed to all British Royal visits to any part of Ireland.

It has been reported that the English Queen, Elizabeth Windsor, is to visit Armagh City on Maundy Thursday. A spokesperson for Republican Sinn Féin has said that they are opposed to all British Royal visits to any part of Ireland.

National Publicity Officer, Richard Walsh, said: “We are on record as being opposed to any British Royal visit to our country whilst England continues to illegally claim Ireland. Mrs. Windsor's visit to Armagh City can only be viewed as a softening-up exercise for a State visit by the Crowned Head of England to the 26-Counties in the near future – something which Bertie Ahern mooted recently.

“Normal relations between Ireland and England can only develop after the Brits have permanently left our shores. Until this happens England can only be viewed as a hostile power.”

author by josepublication date Sun Feb 03, 2008 14:36author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Its obiously ,the queen of the britain are not welcome in the Irish land,it´s the same than the king of spain to visit the basque country, if the basque country not free,the king of spain is not welcome.

Eire Saor!
Euskal Herria Askatu!

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author by Irish citizenpublication date Sun Feb 03, 2008 17:01author address author phone Report this post to the editors

actually, the Queen is very welcome. I have no objection whatsoever to her visiting any part of our country. On the other hand, RSF and its mad, militarist cohorts are not welcome by me (or the majority of Irish people), and I would be very much obliged if they would fuck off.

author by True Republicanpublication date Sun Feb 03, 2008 18:43author address author phone Report this post to the editors

You're dead right, Jose.

Independentzia!

Saoirse!

author by Percy ffrenchepublication date Sun Feb 03, 2008 21:08author address author phone Report this post to the editors

God bless her majesty, so long as she stays up in her part of Ireland and doesn't come down here blocking the traffic.

 
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