1:00:01
Men, women and children
marching.
1:00:03
Mrs. Hammer, I haven't seen you
march like that since '68.
1:00:07
But, uh...
1:00:10
Iet's not forget,
in all this confusion
1:00:12
that we face a choice
as a society.
1:00:15
Not about what we want.
1:00:17
We all know what we want:
Radical change.
1:00:19
The dismantling of Stormont
1:00:21
and an end
to Unionist domination.
1:00:28
Yeah, find out
if call signs One and Three are
1:00:30
in position and ready to move.
1:00:31
Hold in your position.
We are not clear, okay?
1:00:33
Barrier all right?
1:00:34
The choice is
about how we achieve it.
1:00:37
Between violence
and nonviolence.
1:00:40
At where, barrier 12, barrier 14
or at Aggro Corner?
1:00:44
If we are going to give a future
to the children of this city
1:00:47
the young lads up there--
there they are
1:00:49
we all know
they're rioting away there.
1:00:51
They do it every day--
1:00:53
if we are gonna give
those boys there a future
1:00:55
we have to show them
that nonviolence works.
1:00:58
Go on, you scumbags!
1:01:01
Let's get out!
1:01:03
If we don't, it won't be
just stones they're throwing.
1:01:07
Because civil rights
isn't the soft option...
1:01:11
not when the bricks fly
1:01:12
and the police
and the Army batons charge down.
1:01:15
It's not easy keeping
to the nonviolent road
1:01:17
when other people say,
"This isn't working.
1:01:19
Let's get the guns out
and take revenge."
1:01:21
Fucking shot my cousin!
1:01:24
But if you believe
in the civil rights movement
1:01:27
with all your heart
and your soul, as I do...
1:01:30
Why on earth aren't they
going in?
1:01:31
Hello, Zero, this is Six-Five.
1:01:33
If we don't go now,
we're gonna miss them.
1:01:35
If you believe
1:01:37
in what Gandhi and Martin
Luther King believed in
1:01:40
with a passion, as I do,
then in the end
1:01:43
with one single united march,
we shall overcome.
1:01:48
Thank you.
1:01:56
We're gonna have to go,
aren't we?
1:01:57
Sir, you have as much separation
as you're gonna get.