Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

EL SALVADOR - News Bulletin No 20 May-June 1983

Socialist Organiser no. 138, 30 June 1983 · scan pp. 13–14 · about 161 words

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To call the Protestant community as it is now a distinct nation is to fade out of the picture the complexities that arise exactly where it differs from a distinct nation, and which createy the problem we must selve: where it shares the territory with the Catholic community.

Even if there were a Protestant Irish nation the Six Counties would certainly not be its natural and proper territorial expression.

An intense communal civil war in Northern Ireland, and the mass forced population movements and massacres that would be an inevitable part of it, is the most likely way that the Northern Ireland Protestants, concentrated in the areas where they are now the big majority, could become a fully distinct

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