Tony Blair Pelted With Eggs and Shoes in Easons, cancels future signings as a result

[Republican-Socialist]

That's what I've heard too from someone that was there. It's a shame that a shower of nutters like this should be able to bring O'Connrell Street to a halt and bring shame on Ireland.

Where were they when the CURRENT Iranian FM was in town a few weeks ago?

Brought 'shame on Ireland' LOL Class.

[Cassandra Syndrome]

THANK YOU. This needed to be said. These people are scum, nothing else. Where were they when Saddam was gassing thousands of Kurds? Where were they when Saddam invaded Kuwait or Iran causing hundreds of thousands of deaths? I'll tell you where they were, they were sitting on the track-suit bottomed arses in front of the television with a six pack of beer beside them.

The good news is that they were out-numbered by people lining up to have their books signed, all they could muster was a miserable two hundred scumbags and because of them, businesses in Dublin had to suffer a loss of earnings.

Don't know, but I know where one of Tony Blair's buddies and ally in the illegal Iraq war was at that time.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaP7ZrmkcuU]YouTube - Donald Rumsfeld meets Saddam Hussein 1983 (full)[/ame]

Stop sleepwalking ffs

[Cassandra Syndrome]

Brought 'shame on Ireland' LOL Class.

I think Keith in a previous life in the 1840s Ireland, would have demonised any Irish people who were angry about the Corn Laws and saying that they brought "shame on Ireland" and they should queue up on the side of the road and starve to death with dignity and to be grateful to die for such a wonderful colonial empire.

[President Bartlet]

That's what I've heard too from someone that was there. It's a shame that a shower of nutters like this should be able to bring O'Connrell Street to a halt and bring shame on Ireland.

Where were they when the CURRENT Iranian FM was in town a few weeks ago?

Good question Keith-M and one I see that they haven't answered yet.

[Squire Allworthy]

What was achieved in Northern Ireland does not mitigate what was done in Iraq and how it was achieved. An arrest warrant would have been more appropriate than eggs.


Strange the anger over Blair and yet very few out flowings of visceral hate for the current government.

[ne0ica]

That's what I've heard too from someone that was there. It's a shame that a shower of nutters like this should be able to bring O'Connrell Street to a halt and bring shame on Ireland.

Where were they when the CURRENT Iranian FM was in town a few weeks ago?

The protests were a disgrace, but shame on Ireland? Ugly protests happen in all western coutries all the time and yet Ive never heard a German, Frenchman, American, Brit etc ever say they brought shame on the country. Only in Ireland.

[Partizan]

That's what I've heard too from someone that was there. It's a shame that a shower of nutters like this should be able to bring O'Connrell Street to a halt and bring shame on Ireland.

I am convinced that either you have a shrine to Her Majesty the Queen in your home and/or that your barking mad.

By the way, where is O'Connrell Street?

P.ie certainly does attract the nutters alright

[ne0ica]

What was achieved in Northern Ireland does not mitigate what was done in Iraq and how it was achieved. An arrest warrant would have been more appropriate than eggs.


Strange the anger over Blair and yet very few out flowings of visceral hate for the current government.

Squire Allmight, bigger countries have been rather pragmatic about their relations with other countries. Blair may have erred in Iraq but on Northern Ireland he was the first British PM to really push for peace. Relations between Ireland and Britain under Blair were at their best at any time in Irish history.

[Sean O'Brian]

Where were they when Saddam was gassing thousands of Kurds? Where were they when Saddam invaded Kuwait or Iran causing hundreds of thousands of deaths? I'll tell you where they were, they were sitting on the track-suit bottomed arses in front of the television with a six pack of beer beside them.

I'd say a lot of them would have been in primary school when Saddam invaded Kuwait.

[Cruimh]

When did Saddam visit Dublin ?