Britain continues to obstruct Good Friday Agreement (GFA) obligations and to undermine the Northern Ireland Protocol of the EU-UK Withdrawal Treaty. Both agreements protect Irish citizens rights and promote economic development in all of Ireland. We ask U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken: a) to oppose Britain’s so-called amnesty plan to cover-up collusion killings in N. I.; b) to evaluate and report to the American people and to Congress British policies and actions in N. I. since 1998; and c) to oppose Britain’s announced intention to repeal the 1998 Human Rights Act of N. I. We thank Representatives Keating, Ciccilline, Connolly and Fitzpatrick as well as Senators Booker, Casey and Collins for their support of the Good Friday Agreement. We ask Members of Congress and all Americans to join in this appeal. Committee of 250 Britain continues to obstruct the principles and obligations of the Northern Ireland Peace Agreement (Good Friday Agreement) and dismisses US and EU efforts to act as guarantors. For 25 years the British have delayed, undermined, or ultimately scrapped five implementing pacts. Truth, democracy, and the rule of law is fine elsewhere but not for Northern Ireland. Now, after Brexit, Britain cares even less about Irish citizens in NI, EU rules, or complaints about human rights abuses there. This was foreseen when the ABC was formed in 2016. With typical Brexiteer arrogance Parliament is set to abandon the rule of law by burying the lawless killings of 1,000 civilians in NI by MI-5, police and Army personnel using loyalist gangs. No one in Ireland wants the bill. The proposal is a fundamental violation of Article II of the EU constitution and mocks the US-UK Atlantic Charter. We ask the Biden Administration, Members of Congress, and Americans to oppose this action and to warn that its passage will remove any prospect of a UK-US trade deal. We ask Members of Congress and all Americans to join in this appeal.
Committee of 300 Aggie Dalton (NC) Aileen Harbour (PA) Allan Redmond (PA) Amy D’Amaddio (CT) Ann McCarthy (RI) Barbara Flynn (NY) Barry Scanlon (MN) Bernard Scanlan (MN) Beth Shuff (PA) Billy Sullivan (MA) Bo Smith (NY) Bob Collins (NH) Brendan Moore (NY) Brian Cotton (VA) Brian O’Keefe Esq. (NY) Brian O’Neill (CT) Brianna Curran (PA) Bridget McDonogh (NY) Brigham Lawless (FL) Carol Sheyer (OH) Catherine Reinholdt (MD) Charles Bohan (NY) Christine Cotton (VA) Ciaran Geraghty (NY) Clare Barrett (RI) Cliff Nolan (NY) Cody McCone (NY) Coleen M. Kratz (PA) Conor Casey (VT) Conor Donnan (PA) Conor Malone (DC) Corrine Connor (IL) Craig Speers (NY) Culver Barr (NY) D. Scott Molloy Jr. (RI) Dan Dennehy (NY) Dan O’Brien (NY) Dan O’Rourke (MI) Daniel Herring (NY) David Ireland (DE) Deirdre Renwick Esq. (MA) Denis Brennan (PA) Denis O’Hanly (PA) Dennis McFadden (NY) Dennis Prebensen (MA) Derek Curtis (NY) Diane Maguire (NY) Diane Winters (NJ) Dick Moloney (NJ) Dolores Desch (NY) Donald Deignan (RI) Donnie Cummings (MA) Dr. William Merriman (NY) Eamon Brady (NJ) Ed Clark (VT) Eddie Fries (NY) Elise McDonald (RI) Ellen Barr (MA) Ellen M. Hess (MD) Ellen McShane (CT) Emmet Duffy (NY) Fran DePeter (CT) Francis Boyd (RI) Francis Gildernew (FL) Frank Glynn (NJ) Frank Skuse (NJ) Gail Dapolito (DC) Geordy Austin (NY) George McLaughlin (RI) Ger Shivnan (NY) Gerard P. Lally Esq. (NY) Gerard Boyle (PA) Gerard McVicker (NY) Gerry Keogh (NY) Gerry McHale (PA) Graydon Wilson (VT) H Kyle Richardson (PA) Harry Dunleavy (NJ) Heather O. Ziccardi (IL) Herb Hennings (NY) Hon. Andy L. Somers (WI) Irene Jillison (DC) Irene McDonnell (MI) Jack Cahill (MI) Jack Green (WI) Jack Kelly (FL) Jack Kilroy (OH) Jack Mulvey (NY) Jack O’Brien (DC) Jack Perry (FL) James Caldwell (PA) James Crowshaw (RI) James Daley (RI) James Goff (MA) James J. Cotter Esq. (MA) James Lamb (PA) Jane Martley (CT) Jason Stanley (VA) Jay Linahan (VA) Jennifer F. Crawford (NY) Jerry Maguire (NY) Jerry O’Brien (VA) Jerry Sullivan (PA) Jessica O’Kane Esq. (MD) Jim Cullen (NY) Jim Delaney (TX) Jim Dunne (VT) Jim Gaffey (GA) Jim Gallagher (CT) Jim MacFarland (NJ) Jim McGetrick (RI) Jim Young (OH) Joe McManus (NY) John Conway (OH) John Corcoran Esq. (PA) John Dearie Esq. (NY) John Droney (CT) John Escolas (OH) John Flood (PA) John Foley Esq. (MA) John Lally (OH) John H. Shanahan Jr. (TX) John Keane Jr. (NJ) John Kennedy (NJ) John Levendosky (NY) John Myers (OH) John O’Brien (OH) John Samuelson (NY) John Wilson Joseph Farrell (OH) Joy Sands (NY) Joy Short (PA) Judie Jamison (VA) Judy Walsh (MD) Julia A. McLaughlin (NJ) Justin Harbour (PA) K. Varady (PA) Karen Cook (NJ) Karen Keane (NY) Katherine Daley (RI) Kathey Neil (RI) Kathi Twohig (DE) Kathleen Boyd Esq. (NY) Kathleen Cook Esq. (NJ) Kathleen Savage (MA) Kathy Kelly (MD) Kathy Whitford (OH) Ken Tierney (NY) Kevin Barry (NJ) Kevin Komisky (NY) Kevin O’Donovan (VA) Kevin Sullivan (NY) Kieran Byrne (IL) Kimberley Cowell (DC) KJ Cassidy (CT) Larry Brophy (PA) Larry Prelle (NJ) Lawrence Keane (DC) Leslie Cassidy (NY) Liam McNabb (NY) Liam Strain (PA) Liam F. O’Kane (NY) Liz McGuire (NY) Liz Kerr (PA) Lori Forbes (VA) Louise Sullivan (FL) Louise D. Stevenson (MD) Maeve Beene (PA) Maire Leffel (OH) Malachy Gossett (TX) Malachy McAllister (NJ) Margaret Dirkes (NJ) Margaret O’Connor (MA) Margaret Townsend (NJ) Marie Magee (RI) Marie Morris (NJ) Marie Smith (FL) Marilyn Madigan (OH) Marion Reynolds (NJ) Mark Guilfoyle (KY) Mark McBride (RI) Marrion McCullough (NY) Martin Galvin Esq. (NY) Martin Goff (MN) Martin Mellett (MD) Marty Glennon (NY) Mary Ellen Myers (PA) Mary F. Chapman (MN) Mary Richardson (PA) Mary T. Leathem (NY) Marybeth Lynch (MA) Matthew Johnson (PA) Maureen Bennett (MA) Maureen Reilly (CT) Mavis McGetrick (RI) Meredith Myers (FL) Michael Bradley (PA) Michael Conners (NY) Michael Cummings (PA) Michael Finn (OH) Michael Foley (RI) Michael McEnteggart (FL) Michael McNulty (NY) Michael Mellet (MD) Mike Cannon (RI) Mike Hand (RI) Mike Keenan (NY) Mona O’Kane (MD) Nancy Croce (NY) Nancy Hanson (MA) Nancy Krahe (RI) Nancy Tindall-Sponsel (IN) Neil Cosgrove (NY) Neil Garrity (OH) Nick Murphy (NY) Noel Cryan (NY) Noel McGovern (CT) Oliver Dolan (NY) Owen Rodgers (NY) P. Hennessey (NY) Paddy Dolphin (NY) Pat Crowley (RI) Pat Sullivan (NY) Patricia Loomer (PA) Patricia Megahey (NY) Patricia O’Hagan (NY) Patrick Brady (MA) Patrick Fox (FL) Patrick Griffin (RI) Patrick Mannion (NY) Patrick Miller (NY) Patrick Owen (CA) Patrick Williams (OH) Patty Bryce (NY) Paul Doris (PA) Paul Gowdy (MI) Paul Hogan (MA) Paul Johnston (NY) Paul Murray (FL) Penny Hitchcock (MD) Peter Kissel Esq. (DC) Peter McManus (CT) Peter Renwick (MA) Peter J. Dooley (NY) Phil Corrinet (MA) R. Joy Short (PA) Rasa Chambers (OH) Ray Flynn (MA) Ray Lynch (FL) Raymond Russell (NY) Rich Lyon (MD) Rich O’Brien (PA) Richard Connell PhD (MA) Richard Lawlor Esq. (CT) Richard Thompson (MA) Rick Krause (OH) Rita O’Hara (FL) Rita Lally (OH) Robert Gessler (PA) Robert Grace (NY) Robin Hartman (IL) Rosemary Riley (CT) Ruby Shannon (DC) Sandi R. Swift (MO) Sara Benz (RI) Sara McAuliffe (PA) Seamus Boyle (PA) Seamus Gallagher (NY) Sean Crowley (NY) Sean Culkin (MD) Sean Downes Esq. (NY) Sean Hood (NY) Sean Mackin (NY) Sean Mulvey (NY) Sean Pender (NJ) Shaun Kenney (VA) Sheila Healy (MA) Shirley Murphy (PA) Stella Carrigan (DE) Steve McCabe Esq. (NY) Suzanne Heller (DC) Terrence McArdle (NY) Theresa R. Kowalski (OH) Thomas Fox Esq. (NY) Thomas Hughes (PA) Thomas J. Burke Jr. (CO) Thomas McNaughton (NY) Thomas O’Neill (MA) Thomas Sweeney (NY) Tim Curran (ME) Tim Myles (NY) Timothy Cotton (VA) Tom Keane (CT) Tom Lambert Esq. (NY) Tricia McIvor Veronica McCarthy (MD) Una O’Leary Escolas (OH) William Mitchell (MA) William P. Flannery (CT) William Flynn (NY)
Please give your voice and vote to Members of Congress who share these concerns for Ireland and the GFA. Visit www.irelandsfuture.com, contact@irelandsfuture.com and go to the American Brexit Committee file in GOOGLE GROUPS, aoh.com, iauc.org or NYC Brehon Law Society for further information.
1. Both targeted shopping centers with many victims being women and children.
2. No Dublin warnings were given although the police, Army and MI-5 knew of the Omagh attack.
3. Both were acts of war intending to destabilize and inspire more repression.
4. The Dublin bombing was a message to oppose the Sunningdale Agreement and the Omagh bombing was to protest the US backed Good Friday Agreement.
5. Both bombings combined Britain’s deep state craftmanship and loyalist pawns. 6. The British government has spent over 50 years refusing Ireland access to Army records for Dublin/Monaghan bombs. The British accountability for Omagh is, in part, complicated by the fact that the PSNI, British Army FRU and MI-5 knew three days before the dissidents (incl UK double agent) were intending to bomb Omagh 3 days before but incredibly, or maybe not, failed to inform the public. 29 lives lost. The Bookend Bombings were messages from the deep State cowards in Whitehall who are counting on the Official Secrets Act keeping their dirty war tactics under wraps. The Biden Administration opposed the Legacy Law for NI with the ‘demarche’ for good reason.’ In 2021 Parliament adopted the CHIS or SPY/COPS law which retroactively made legal murders by Britain’s proclaimed legion of double agents in the IRA. Two hundred killings alone are thought to be attributable to three such spies now dead. Of course, each killing may have the dual purpose of extending the conflict and destabilization. Despite this Whitehall ‘enemy within’, Prime Minister Burnham should publicly acknowledge the threat and proceed with determination to announce and implement his agenda for NI. Why? Because America’s ‘demarche’ is a clear sign that U. S. cooperation and toleration of British lawlessness is at an end. Unlike the propaganda and wishful thinking slop of Brexit served up by the Conservatives, there are tangible social, political and economic benefits to both country’s especially if reunification is packaged with British re-entry to the EU. The choice then would be the bold stroke of Ireland reunification by Parliament with a White Paper before the voters or the referendum slog through a dubious referendum based on a tin horn badged ‘viceroy’ whose basic charge is to suppress democracy and Ireland’s unity. Meanwhile Whitehall’s dark and violent forces lay in wait.
We wish to acknowledge and thank a few Members of Congress who, in the past, have used their voice, letters, and resolutions in the defense of the GFA, letters against UK lawlessness, and in support of Ireland’s unity. Jack Reed (RI) Richie Neal (MA) Mary Scanlon (PA) Patty Murray (WA) Chris Smith (NJ) Mike Kelly (PA) Chris Murphy (CT ) Mike Quigley (IL) Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (FL) Cory Booker (NJ) Joe Morelle (NY) Maxine Waters (CA) Tim Kaine (VA) Madeleine Dean (PA) Mike McCaul (TX) Jeanne Shaheen (NH) Greg Meeks (NY) Maria Canrwell (WA) Jacky Rosen (NV) James McGovern (MA) Michael Bennet (CO) Chuck Schumer (NY) William Keating (MA) Kirsten Gillibrand (NY) Mark Kelly (AZ)
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