Cork Cumann Retrieve Stolen Motorbike

The following is a statement from Cork 32 County Sovereignty Movement.

Sunday the 17th of November Cork 32 County Sovereignty Movement were contacted by a Family whos Sons Motorbike was stolen. The young man had saved up the 6,500 euros to purchase the bike and was dependent on it to get to and from Work.

The 32CSM asked the community for information on the bike and very quickly established who took it and where it could be located.

We would like to commend our activists who carried out the retrieval of the bike in a dignified, disciplined and Republican manner and were able to reunite it with the young owner.

We would also like to thank the Community as what was achieved could not have been done without their help.

This is another example of what can be achieved when people reject anti-social behaviour which affects our working class.

BEIR BUA.

Vol. Kiddo Murray Remembered

Today we remember with pride IRA Volunteer Kevin ‘Kiddo’ Murray on his 23rdanniversary.

Wreaths were also layed today on behalf of the Sovereignty Movement.

Kiddo was dedicated and kept true to his Republican principles to the very end.

While a POW in Portlaoise gaol Kiddo became seriously ill. After a long time of state sponsored neglect and deliberate blocking of necessary medical treatment Kiddo’s condition became terminal.

To save themselves any further embarrassment on the issue and only after it was too late, the Dublin government released Kiddo from Portlaoise on “medical grounds”.

Shortly after his release, Volunteer Kevin ‘Kiddo’ Murray died at home with his family on November 13th 2001.

The 32 County Sovereignty Movement will always hold Kiddo in the highest regard and remember him fondly every year.

Beir Bua.

Letter To The Irish News

 The following letter was submitted to the Irish News by 32CSM national chairman Francis Mackey.

The hurt and pain caused to the families who had loved ones murdered by the British Army and their proxy Loyalist assassins cannot be overstated with Michelle O’Neil laying a wreath at a British Military event in Belfast.

Her lame explanation about being a first minister for all rings hollow whilst our country remains partitioned and a foreign government continues with their illegal sovereign claim over the six occupied Counties.

To fully understand her Home Rule mentality we need to reflect back to 1998 when Sinn Fein were in talks with the British about ending the Provo military campaign.

In return for the Provos ending their campaign ie. Peace Process, the British moved ahead with the Political Process.

This strengthened the British claim to the occupied Six Counties whilst Sinn Fein got nothing. In getting nothing they agreed to administer British Rule in Ireland.

Therefore Michelle O’Neills actions on Sunday were part of carrying out her commitment to the British Government while they continue with their illegal claim here.

Who wrote the script?

It has become clear the British wrote the script and laid out the narrative for Sinn Fein to follow. It was written in 1998 when Sinn Fein leaders betrayed the republican position and failed to uphold the sovereign rights of the Irish people.

No one should be surprised today what Sinn Fein will do to honour their commitment to the British Government, however, for Republicans our thoughts are with the families who lost their loved ones at the hands of the colonial power.

Francis Mackey

32 County Sovereignty Movement

Omagh