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About Me

My Names redflag32 and im a socialist republican who lives in Dublin Ireland,I have allways lived my life from a socialist point of view but it wasn't untill i grew up that i was able to put a name to my beliefs.I have allways had an interest in the republican struggle on my island,i got this interest through family members who were a part of that struggle and also from my own personal interest in the politics of this Island.Im the type to question everything,im constantly questioning my political stance and am never afraid to say im wrong when i am.I believe that the future for republicanism,the future for Irish people and the future for humanity is in "socialism" there can be no peace in Ireland or in the world for that matter untill there is no need for war,this will only come through the creation of a fair,equall socialist society worldwide.Im setting up this myspace in the hope that like-minded socialists can link to eachother and create a solidarity between us all.If you think you'd like me as your friend then just add me.Im open to private messages aswell if you want a chat.Onward to victory,Saoirse go deo!.. width="425" height="350" ..
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My Interests

Politics, Music, Food, Nature, Science, The opposite sex, Having a pint.

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Music:

Irish traditional, Christy Moore, Leonard Cohen Bob Dylan, Zearle, The Dubliners, The Clancy brothers, Johnny Cash, Soul.

Movies:

Im Not really a movie buff but i do love the films,Extinct,Scent of a woman.Thats it haha

Television:

Documentaries,I HATE soaps or "Fake" TV, I like to watch current affair programmes,like the news and also history programmes.Oh and lets not forget the nature ones too.

Books:

Im a bookworm,ill read brown paper.Knowledge is power.Its just a pitty i have a crappy memory and i forget everything i read so i have to read it all over again.HAHA

Heroes:

James Connolly!

My Blog

5 funny things

1. I used to breed and exhibit fancy pigeons and fancy Irish canaries. 2. I work in an upmarket design shop so i have to serve the capitalist class all day long to make a living. 3. I once got my hand...
Posted by redflag32 on Fri, 13 Apr 2007 07:40:00 PST

Take a look

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Posted by redflag32 on Sun, 08 Apr 2007 06:33:00 PST

The road to revolution in Ireland

The Road to Revolution in Ireland The original date of publication and author of this historical IRSP document is unknown, but the ideas herein are a basis for the revolutionary theories ...
Posted by redflag32 on Fri, 11 Aug 2006 12:34:00 PST

When the red flag flew in Munster

When the Red Flag flew in Munster A hidden history of sympathy strikes, socialism, workers' councils and revolution FARM LABOURERS STRIKES, occupations of creameries, red flags flying and 'soviets'...
Posted by redflag32 on Fri, 11 Aug 2006 12:30:00 PST

History of the I.C.A.

The Irish Citizen Army Labour clenches its fist! by Cieran Perry (Red Action) "An armed organisation of the Irish working class is a phenomenon in Ireland. Hitherto the workers of Ireland have ...
Posted by redflag32 on Fri, 11 Aug 2006 12:27:00 PST

Seamus Costello-loyalism and the connolly approach

Loyalism and the Connolly Approach Costello drew on both the experience and teachings of James Connolly in his approach to the problem of "loyalism" among the Belfast Protestant working...
Posted by redflag32 on Fri, 11 Aug 2006 12:21:00 PST

Seamus Costello-an appreciation

Aims, Principles, and Policies In an interview with an Italian journalist shortly after the formation of the Irish Republican Socialist Party, Seamus Costello defined the party's aims and...
Posted by redflag32 on Fri, 11 Aug 2006 12:15:00 PST

The United irishmen

1798: the United Irishmen and the early Trade Unions This year we are celebrating the 200th anniversary of the 1798 rebellion, long considered a great moment in Irish history, even though it result...
Posted by redflag32 on Fri, 11 Aug 2006 12:11:00 PST

The Dublin lockout

1913 - 198875 years since the Dublin Lock-out THIS YEAR MARKS the 75th anniversary of the 1913 Lock-Out in Dublin. It is part of the history of our class and such history is important to us. It give...
Posted by redflag32 on Fri, 11 Aug 2006 12:05:00 PST

Marxism F.A.Q.

Excerpts from Frederick Engels' Principles of Communism. An outstanding exposition of many basic points of Marxism. Even though it was written even before the Communist Manifesto, it retains i...
Posted by redflag32 on Fri, 11 Aug 2006 11:57:00 PST