It’s Never Too Late For The Truth

We know now that there were spies on the civil rights march which ended in massacre 49 years ago.

The State sees every campaign for the rights of the people as a threat to its power. State agents are sent in to snuff out the challenge.

The “SpyCops” inquiry has revealed that MI5 agent “Sean Lynch” was operating within the march organisers, the NI Civil Rights Association, since the late 1960s. His successors are still prowling among us.

Even after almost half a century campaigning and two public inquiries, the top-brass ringleaders of the atrocity in the Bogside have not been brought to book.

It is for this reason that we refused to join with others in saying after Saville that “this is as good as it gets.” We won’t let up until the full truth is laid out for the people to see. We owe this not just to the bereaved of Bloody Sunday but to the families of all those martyred across the world in the endless struggle for justice.

What message would we send to the families of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and thousands of others if we were to signal that we accept the bit of truth that we have managed to drag out from the British ruling class as full and final settlement of the debt in suffering which they owe to the ordinary people of the North?

From Memphis to Gaza by way of Bloody Sunday, we are all one as we march forward with eyes fixed on a shining future in which truth is the only law-giver.

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18th Nov 2021

We Were There

30th January 2022 was the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday . A significant group of the surviving participants in the…

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21st May 2021

Why Focus on Jackson

Eamonn McCann explaining why the March For Justice keeps the focus on General Sir Mike Jackson, author of the coverup…

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2024

‘From Derry To Gaza: Injustice Is Everywhere – But So Is The Resistance’

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2023

An injustice to one, is an injustice to all! Crowds will assemble again at the Creggan shops on January 29th…

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2022

There is No British Justice. The “Troubles” have taken more than 3,500 lives over the past 50 years. Every death…

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2020

An injustice to one is an injustice to all One of the reasons why we continue to march for the…

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2019

Jail Jackson The main focus of the 2019 Bloody Sunday march is on our demand for “Sir” Michael Jackson to…

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2018

We Shall Overcome Bloody Sunday was a local event. All of the 28 dead and wounded came from the general…

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