Priorities Davy Carlin   The cross section party call by Belfast city council for a rally against sectarianism brought several thousand people on to the street who wanted to stand firm against such sectarianism. Yet while the council talked of the vital importance of such an initiative and for people to attend, wasn't it interesting though that they docked their own council workers an hour's pay if they attended? What more is there to say?                                                     Index: Current Articles + Latest News and Views + Book Reviews + Letters + Archives

A free society is one where it is safe to be unpopular. - Adlai Stevenson   Index: Current Articles 4 August 2002   Other Articles From This Issue:   Priorities Davy Carlin   Sectarians For Peace? Sean Smyth   Nuff Said Eoghan O'Suilleabhain   Saol Nua Sean O'Lubaigh   Stake Knife Runs the Rafia Brian Mór   The Death of Cú Chulainn Brian Mór   SAS Stake Knife Brian Mór   No Punishment Too Great Anthony McIntyre   Foul Shots Karen Cox   Insanity or Security? John Chuckman   • 2 August 2002 •   A Scam In A Pint Glass Anthony McIntyre   Meeting the Paramilitaries Davy Carlin   The GFA's Failure to Deliver An Honest and Genuine Constitutional Settlement Keeps Northern Ireland Divided Paul A. Fitzsimmons   Hold Firm Niall Fennessy   Super Stake Knife Brian Mór   Stake Knife Logo Brian Mór   The Ethics of Revenge Sam Bahour and Yitzhak Frankenthal   A Tale Told By An Idiot John Chuckman

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