Rewriting past won't solve political woes
Rewriting past won't solve political woes

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By Brian Feeney (for Irish News)

FG Wilson, now owned by Caterpillar, the company which makes the armoured bulldozers that demolish the homes of Palestinians, announces the loss of almost 800 jobs with more to follow. With the multiplier effect of such a large salary bill there’s no doubt many shops in east Antrim will shed workers too before they themselves have to close.

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