My Father Was A Civil Servant, Fairly

I Grew Up In Derry, Of Course, And It Was - Derry Was The Worst Example Of Northern Ireland's Discrimination.

We're Much Closer Together In The World Today Than We Ever Were In The Psot. Given That It Is A Much Smaller World, We Are In A Stronger Position To Shape That World. As We Enter The New Century, And Anew Millennium, Let Us Create A World In Which There Is No Longer Any War Or Any Conflict.

These Are The Influences That Everybody Has. Some Individuals Might Stand Out Because Of One Thing Or Another, But Whether One's Perception As A Child Of What Was Important Or Not Is Accurate, I Don't Know.

I Went To The Local Schools, The Local State Primary School, And Then To The Local Grammar School. A Secondary School, Which Technically Was An Independent School, It Was Not Part Of The State Educational System.

There Were Two Mentalities, And Both Mentalities Had To Change. There Was What I Called The Afrikaner Mind Set Of The Unionist Politicians, Which Was Holding All Power In Their Own Hands, And Discriminating, And Their Objective Was To Protect Their Identity