00:04Bloody Sunday was a massacre of people who were marching for justice for their
00:09fellow citizens. It was a peaceful protest march and it was attacked by the British
00:14Power Super Regiment.
00:21We lost all our identities. I wasn't Gerry Duddy, the boxer, the footballer. I was
00:26Gerry Duddy, brother, Jackie Duddy killed Bloody Sunday. We weren't ourselves, we were
00:31brothers of people killing Bloody Sunday. And that made me angry.
00:40To see the dead on the street around you, this is when you lost your childhood.
00:47I remember being at my father's grave and saying to him that I would clear his name
00:53and clear the rest of the names of the Bloody Sunday dead.
00:59We were up against the British government, so we were.
01:05It was like a situation of David and Goliath. We were taking on the might of the British government.
01:30They were just all of the bloodshed love or bloodshed elected, so we were off against another
01:31number of threat charges.
01:32It was optimally, so we were afraid of this.
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