We don’t want them

THE ordinary people of Spain got rid of terrorist group ETA by marching in the streets in their hundreds of thousands regularly to let them know they weren’t wanted.

Wed, 06 Apr, 2011 - 01:00

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If we did the same we could show the world, not least the gullible people of Irish descent abroad, that nobody wants terrorists groups here.

Eamon Reilly

Finea

Mullingar

Co Westmeath

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