Bread or politics: a charity chief’s choice

I FIND it impossible to contribute to GOAL while John O’Shea continues to behave as if he’s a recruiting sergeant for a NATO-type strike force ready to go in guns blazing to various countries, especially in Africa, where he doesn’t agree with either the governments or the military regimes in those places.

Thu, 11 Sep, 2003 - 01:00

He seems more a military man than the leader of a charity which I’d expect to be totally independent of politics.

Robert O'Sullivan,

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CourtsYour ViewPlace: AfricaPlace: Hospital Road, Bantry, Co CorkPerson: John O’SheaPerson: Robert O'SullivanOrganisation: GOALOrganisation: Nato
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