Re: Irish Republican Web Radio

come to our show on wed and find out its free and if you dont like it no
one
will force you to listen

"Des Higgins" <dazzhiggins@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "1916" <kenn_gordon@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Voices Of Resistance is a Weekly 2 hour Radio Show
> > Broadcasting on the WWW at 10pm every wed
> > you can listen to the show on www.paltalkradio.com
> > or you can download the Paltalk Chat program by signing up for free at
> > www.paltalk.com
> > and then you can join us in the Virtual auditorium
> > and also take part in the issues that are presented and have your say
> > This is a republican show so the news is from that angle but it is NOT
> just
> > rhetoric
> > with facts from all sides being presented
> > the Music is republican and also the poetry of the now legendary Finn
> Amadam
> > if you download the program PALTALK and are having any problems please
> > contact me either via my email or using paltalk program by adding my
> paltalk
> > nick which is     Ta ar la anois
> > and I will do my best to help
> > UNLIKE most of the Media coverage of NI we bring you the WHOLE story
not
> > just the Crown Version of events
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> >
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> I like the way you refer to what I imagine you mean the UK government
> version as "the Crown Version"
> all neatly capitalised, and then suggest you will supply the "WHOLE"
story,
> all in one sentence.  I suddenly feel all excited with expectation and
look
> forward eagerly to great balance, subtle political analysis, deep
historical
> contextualisation etc. rather that the usual simplistic jingoistic sad
> nonesense that most commentators on N.I. usually supply.  I would
though,
if
> you will allow be to be bold here, like to suggest that your terminology
> might be interpreted as reflecting a very slight bias towards one side
of
> this great problem unless you literally refer to what the UK royal
family
> think about the place. I imagine, they regard NI as being unfathomable
and
> dangerous but do not quote me on that without giving me the chance to
ask
> them directly.
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