Guerre de religion et terrorisme en Irlande du Nord: mensonges et manipulation
- ISBN-10
- 2747518302
- ISBN-13
- 9782747518307
- Category
- Northern Ireland
- Pages
- 288
- Language
- French
- Published
- 2001
- Publisher
- Editions L'Harmattan
- Author
- Esther Resta
Description
Depuis toujours, le problème nord-irlandais nous a été présenté en tant que conflit religieux entre catholiques et protestants. Cette perspective justifiait la présence de l'armée britannique pour empêcher que les deux communautés s'entretuent. A son tour, l'I.R.A. nous a été présentée comme un groupuscule de terroristes isolés contre l'armée de Sa Majesté. Or, cette présentation des faits n'est que le fruit d'une manipulation orchestrée à notre destination exclusive, par un pays qui ne se résigne pas encore à abandonner le colonialisme. Ce livre démontre qu'en Irlande du Nord il n'y a pas un conflit confessionnel, mais seulement une répression féroce pour noyer les revendications d'un peuple qui lutte depuis neuf siècles pour chasser l'occupant et réunifier son pays. L'I.R.A. est une armée de libération qui a plusieurs siècles d'existence et qui épaule le plus grand parti nationaliste nord-irlandais. Pour cette raison, entre autres, les services secrets britanniques ont organisé tant d'actes terroristes en son nom...
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