Is it because SF find violence so revolting?

WHY is Sinn Féin opposed to the war in Iraq? Is it because they find violence so revolting?

Is it because SF find violence so revolting?
Wed, 26 Mar, 2003 - 00:00

If so, then it is a new-found principle given their refusal to condemn the IRA’s campaign of terror before the ceasefire and its vigilante activity and punishment beatings since.

Is it due to their anti-Americanism? If so, how do they reconcile this with their courting of the Irish-American business community for support, succour and funds?

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