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Which side are you on: Endless division or unity? Disunity or oneness? Alienation, or solidarity in the Beloved Community?
Sign the “Ireland One Nation” petition. ( And, if you already have signed, please keep getting others to sign.This must be a constant, on-going campaign. It does not cost a penny and only a minute of your time each day. Take a stand with me.)http://chng.it/7Yzr8kS2Scroll down to “ Reasons for signing”; insert your name; and give your reasons for signing.Then click “post.”
Please get others to sign. Experts say that the average person can get ten others to sign an Internet Petition.
The song “ Which side are you on,” written in 1931, became an iconic Labor song, and also an anthem of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s -1960s. If you need to get in the mood, click the Link and listen to Pete Seeger’s rendition https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XEnTxlBuGo
If you need or want to read background information on the Irish issue, a new edition of my Memoirs has just been published:
My American Struggle for Justice in Northern Ireland [Third U.S. Edition 2019]. Available at IrishNationalCaucus.org and on Amazon.com
Thank youFr. Sean Mc Manus
President
Irish National Caucus
Chief Judge
World Peace Prize
P.O. BOX 15128
Capitol Hill
Washington, DC 20003-0849
Tel. 202-544-0568
Fax. 202-488-7537
Sean@IrishNationalCaucus.orgSean@WorldPeacePrizeWashington.orgIrishNationalCaucus.orgWorldPeacePrizeWashington.org
Attachments areaPreview YouTube video Pete Seeger “Which Side Are You On?”Pete Seeger “Which Side Are You On?”
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