An Appeal To The People Of Ireland: Join Together To Restore Irelands Sovereignty

national | rights, freedoms and repression | opinion/analysis Friday April 06, 2012 18:50 by Patrick McCarthy - Non-affiliated

An Appeal to the People of Ireland

Citizens, Immigrants, and Asylum Seekers: In the name of your homes, your livelihoods and your childrens future we beg you to set aside your differences and join together to restore Irelands sovereignty.

An Appeal to the People of Ireland

Citizens, Immigrants, and Asylum Seekers: In the name of your homes, your livelihoods and your childrens future we beg you to set aside your differences and join together to restore Irelands sovereignty.

We must redeclare the right of the people of Ireland to the ownership of Ireland including its natural resources and the unfettered control of our economic destiny, to be sovereign and non-negotiable. The long usurpation of these rights by foreign and domestic bankers, and by politicians who have forgotten their duty to we the people, has not extinguished these rights, nor can they ever be extinguished except by the wholesale destruction of our democracy. Standing on these fundamental rights, we must proclaim once more the Republic of Ireland as a Sovereign Independent State, and we must pledge ourselves to the cause of its restored freedom, of its welfare, and its rebirth as a Social Democracy.

We must demand the restoration of our fundamental freedoms: Speech, Association, and the Peaceful Assembly for the Redress of Grievances. We must demand guarantees of equality in justice, and access to opportunities including marriage. We must resolve to pursue these goals for the happiness and prosperity of the nation as a whole. Cherishing all the peaple of the nation equally, oblivious of the religious, ethnic and racial differences carefully fostered by those in power who would see us divided, the same powers who have made us homeless, jobless and protected the wealthy from justice.

We must place the cause of a restored and renewed Republic of Ireland into the hands of the people, Whose support must be invoked so that we can meet these goals, and hope that no-one who serves this cause will dishonour it by inhumanity, or violence. In this desperate hour the people must, for their future, muster their courage and stand up and say to those who seem deaf to our suffering: ENOUGH!