Bernard Moffatt
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
J. Bernard Moffat is a Manx political campaigner and trade unionist. He is also opposed to the British nuclear industry.
Contents |
[edit] Mec Vannin
He was one of the founder members of Mec Vannin in 1962.
[edit] Celtic League
He has twice served as secretary of the Celtic League, from (1984-88) and (1991-2006), the only person to do so.
He received unanimous commendation at the 2005 Celtic League AGM for fronting the Celtic League's long running "Military Monitoring Campaign", a campaign that all branches in the six Celtic nations have run over the past three decades.[citation needed]
He has also fronted the various Celtic League's branch campaigns for a number of artefacts to be returned to their countries of origin saying:
- 'These artefacts belong to the countries they came from. The argument used to be there was nowhere to house these artefacts where they belong. But that is a load of rubbish.'[1]
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- IoM Trade Council Criticises Discriminatory Work Permit Rules
- Celtic League news archive, majority of articles by Bernard Moffatt
- New opposition to Sellafield pollution
- Removing the cultural heritage of others
 |
This article about a Manx politician is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
