SF is still in denial about ‘peaceful means’

AT LAST, the cat is out of the bag. Gerry Adams is seeking clarity about unionist intentions (Irish Examiner, April 21).

SF is still in denial about ‘peaceful means’
Wed, 23 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

Is he joking? Maintaining the union with the rest of the United Kingdom is probably top of their list.

And even if that conflicts with the long-term goals of constitutional Irish republicans, it is what we all signed for in the Good Friday Agreement notwithstanding the fact that the new electoral register in the North may be a bit of a body-blow to those who hoped to outbreed the 'enemy.'

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