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>In August 1971 we had one enemy to face – the Brits. >Our primary objective was to smash Stormont. Now we >have a new enemy – the enemy within that works to >preserve Stormont. Now Stormont Sinn Féin works for >the Brits and for the RUC, enforcing partition and the >British occupation. > >On this anniversary of internment people only have to >look at this week’s papers to see how far Stormont >Sinn Féin have gone and to see a true picture of >collusion: Stormont Sinn Féin posing and sitting cosy >in Da Vinci’s Hotel with the RUC. They are sitting >there with the RUC working on a policing plan for >Derry, working out how best to keep the Croppies down >on behalf of the British state while the Special >Powers Act is still in place and political prisoners >are still in jail. > >The rotten, partitioned 6 county state that is founded >on the Special Powers Act, is maintained by it and >depends on repression for its very existence hasn’t >changed much since 1971 except in one respect: it has >the full support of the Sinn Féin sell-outs. As any >young person can see in Derry today, a republican >doesn’t just have to contend with the cops or the >Brits anymore if they want to protest – they now have >to contend with the collaborators in Sinn Féin who >threaten and attack them for voicing an opinion that >threatens partition. > >They are actively working with the British in Derry >today, backing the Orange state and if this isn’t >collusion, then what is? > >Now that they are working for the British state >Stormont Sinn Féin would like us to forget internment >and have it erased from history. They have tried to >stop commemorations across the six counties and are >instead trying to sell partition because they have >been bought by the Brits. > >And it pays to collaborate – the dogs in the street >know that: we have watched as Stormont Sinn Féiners >have become the new faceless men. So much for the >policy of a Socialist Republic. They got rich quick >with a number of corrupt schemes. The one that >effects this generation of young people and will >effect the next is their monopoly of property in Derry >and the rest of the six counties. > >They buy houses for cash while everybody else has to >face mounting property prices that are a direct result >of their control over housing: who would have thought >it, back in 1971, when we were marching for the right >to a home, that our children would never be able to >afford their own home in 2007? And not a question >from their friends in the RUC Criminal Assets Bureau – >such are the rewards of collusion. > >More than a century ago Michael Davitt called the >landlords “cormorant vampires” and we treated them the >same way in 1971. The new Sinn Féin landlords are no >different. > >Internees where tortured by the British in 1971 and >they are still doing it in Iraq and Afghanistan today. > The hooded treatment is still being used by the >British and Americans in Basra and Abu Ghraib, where >political prisoners are tortured every hour. In 1971 >internment and torture was central to the British >government’s policy of state terrorism and they are >still doing it and getting away with it.

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