Support Peggy O Hara   Ex-POWs and Concerned Republicans Against RUC/PSNI & MI5 • Derry Journal, 6 March 2007 Peggy O'Hara is standing in Foyle as an Independent Republican Candidate. Peggy stands for traditional Republican values and the rights of working class communities. The Peggy O'Hara Campaign is a coalition of Republicans who want to re-unite and re-build the Republican Movement. Over recent years, the British establishment has been successfully applying the colonial tactics of 'divide and conquer'. The result has been the hollowing out of Irish Republicanism. Peggy opposes the ridiculous proposal that Republicans should support the armed British militia of the RUC/PSNI, a force that recruits vulnerable young people to become informers and spy on the community. They do this in the full knowledge that they are risking these young people's lives. Support for the RUC/PSNI is not the solution to the community's problems, the political solidarity of the Republican community is a more potent resource in the fight against anti-social behaviour and other challenges faced by the community. As the mother of Hunger Striker Patsy O'Hara, Peggy knows well the hardships faced by the community in the struggle for freedom and justice. She is also very conscious the important issues currently concerning the community, such as water charges. Peggy will endorse radical opposition to these charges and because she will not take her seat in Stormont, she will not be influenced by the political back-scratching and back-sliding that career politicians engage in. Hundreds of former Republican POWs are actively supporting the Peggy O'Hara Campaign. We would like to invite all Republicans to get in touch with the Campaign team. A vote for Peggy O'Hara is vote to end British involvement in Ireland. The Campaign can be contacted at votepeggy@gmail.com or at dannymcbrearty@hotmail.com   See also: Irish Republican Ex-POWs Against the RUC/PSNI & MI5                                                                                             Index: Current Articles + Latest News and Views + Book Reviews + Letters + Archives

There is no such thing as a dirty word. Nor is there a word so powerful, that it's going to send the listener to the lake of fire upon hearing it. - Frank Zappa Index: Current Articles 6 March 2007 Other Articles From This Issue: Irish Republican Ex-POWs Against the RUC/PSNI & MI5 Whispering Past the Graveyard John Kennedy RSF Campaign Reports Tony McPhillips – Election Agent Save Derry Brian Mór Support Peggy O Hara Ex-POWs and Concerned Republicans Against RUC/PSNI & MI5 Only the Beginning Mick Hall St Bore's Day Anthony McIntyre SS Sinn Fein John Kennedy Election Guarantees Nothing David Adams Coulter's Pre-Election Report Dr John Coulter Others Promise... Brian Mór The Curse of the Caudillo Complex Mick Hall Rest, Do Not Surrender Dolours Price ...We Deliver Brian Mór Super Six Dictator Dr John Coulter Anyone Up for a Serious Alternative? Philip Ferguson The View from Outside Jerry Pepin Boom to Bust? Dr John Coulter Tyre Trees Anthony McIntyre Cleanliness Not Next to Godliness in the Shankill Marty Egan Leadership Needed Stephen Hughes Where Does the State of the Union Leave the Rest of Us? Richard O'Rawe • 22 February 2007 • Litter & Glass Anthony McIntyre Not Worth the Paper Its Written On John Kennedy Ballot Box Pressure Mick Hall Commission of Truth Needed, Says O Hara Peggy O Hara RSF Election News Press Release Help Sinn Feign Brian Mór British Policing Must Never Be Acceptable in Ireland Francis Mackey The Next Step Dr John Coulter Conclusions from the Ard Fheis Brian Halpin McAleese Should be Criticised David Adams The Best Woman to Succeed Dr John Coulter Commander-In-Thief Fred A. Wilcox The Critical History of (Irish pop) Noise Seaghán Ó Murchú No Clean Hands Anthony McIntyre

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