Protests are good, but what we need is a national strike. Protestants and Catholics never have any trouble with solidity beneath the pocket lining, (ie: when they want to hump one another), so a little solidarity on the picket line shouldn't be a problem. It worked before, when that Catholic postman got shot.

you looked like you were sleeping, underneath the stars, in the middle of the road, on moonlit summers night, but you woke no more, even though your eyes were wide open, as if staring at the sky, frozen in time, you died as you fell, crumpled in the road, cut down, bullets ripping through flesh, your peaceful sleeping, masked the violence of your death, blood stains mark where you fell, but you could not tell, you did not know, you would be sleeping, and you would wake no more.

Journalist and NUJ representative Marty O Hagan was shot dead by the ultra right wing LVF/UFF in Lurgan last September, the LVF has close ties with mainland english combat 18 nazis, who regularly come over to Portadown, northern ireland to play benefit gigs in memory of LVF commander Billy Wright. Protestant teenager Gavin Brett was shot dead by the UFF/LVF this year, as he socialised with his catholic best friends on the Whitewell rd, postman Danny McColgan was shot dead by the same UFF/LVF gang as he arrived for work in Rathcoole north belfast. Trade unionists, workers and ordinary working class people of belfast will be holding a one day strike and mass demonstration as a protest against sectarian murder attacks and sectarianism.

Who's Secaterian would you call Isreal Plaistine A Secatarian conflict.