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McGuinness hopeful of U.S. investment


Martin McGuinness

McGuinness scoffed at the efforts of dissident Republicans to capsize the peace process, and was assured they would fail.

“These groups are microscopic.  They have no substantial support within the Nationalist community and they don’t have the right to overturn the publicly declared will of the people of Ireland who want this peace process to succeed,” McGuinness said.

“It is totally unacceptable to turn around and look at the antics of people who look determined to bring British soldiers back onto the streets and villages of the North of Ireland.

“The big difficulty I have about people who are described as dissidents is that some of these people have the intelligence to know that there’s no prospect whatsoever of them overturning the will of the people of Ireland as declared in support of the Good Friday Agreement. They obviously know they don’t have the military capability to bring about an end to British rule in Ireland by military means. It raises the question for many people as to why they are doing what they’re doing.”


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i think Martin is a hypocrite. He and his colleagues fought for Irish Unity for years then they surrendered unilaterally to the British to accept a Peace Process that is controlled by the British Queen to whom participants give homage. We in the Irish American community who supported the Republican Movement have been played. Adams and the Provos could have had Stormont in 1972, but the benefits in money and jobs for themselves were not forthcoming. Someone needs to audit the Provo leadership. The rank and file should demand it. I would like to know. I don't get to go to the White House on Paddy'd Day, but i Didn't sell my Irish soul for the Queen's shilling. We should demende no American investment until the 32 counties are Irish controlled.
 




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