Questions that Sinn Fein should answer about its policies for a new Ireland

A letter from Colin ReidL
Clarity sought from Sinn Fein, who could be be in government in a so-called New IrelandClarity sought from Sinn Fein, who could be be in government in a so-called New Ireland
Clarity sought from Sinn Fein, who could be be in government in a so-called New Ireland

As a realist I believe that a united Ireland is possible in the near future and that Sinn Fein will be in government in any so-called New Ireland.

Perhaps Sinn Fein can answer the following and provide a detailed policy document:

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Will Sinn Fein produce a bill of rights to completely prevent discrimination in all its forms to protect the non nationalist people of the New Ireland in housing, employment, education, religion, language and culture?

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Will Sinn Fein support full integrated education and remove the current sectarian education system in the Irish republic and remove all direct funding for all religious organisations over a set time period?

Will Sinn Fein prevent the IRA from committing genocide against the non nationalist people in the event of a united Ireland?

If the above peaceful requirements are not implemented, then Ireland is in for a cold dark future.

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Colin Reid, Melbourne, Australia (born in Portadown, left in 1977)

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