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Reacting to the weekend events, guess who McDowell focuses on?
Has he taken leave of his senses? Surely he should be lobbying for the protection of the nationalist community and not berating it.
http://www.u.tv/newsroom/indepth.asp?id=64918&pt=n
Reacting to the weekend events, guess who McDowell focuses on?
Has he taken leave of his senses? Surely he should be lobbying for the protection of the nationalist community and not berating it.
Yes, of course he should. But this man has got things so screwed up he does not know whether he is coming or going. By not taking the loyalists to task he is condoning their apalling violence.Originally Posted by UnrepentantFenian
A new low. But then again, that is the unionist way...
Banned temporarily by politics.co.uk (ie this site) so as not to "offend" the Brits during Mrs. Windsor's visit.
Still censored because I cannot start a thread!
His appeals to Republicans to reach out are fine, i have no problem with that per se and would be strong advocate of that myself. But his tone seems to be inferring that Republicans are somehow to blame for the riots.Yes, of course he should. But this man has got things so screwed up he does not know whether he is coming or going. By not taking the loyalists to task he is condoning their apalling violence.
Disgraceful. But what else should we expect from the Mad Mullah.
McDowell knows well that the only way his party will survive in the future is if they remain in coalition with Fianna Fáil, the PDs would not survive as an opposition party considering they have less than 2% support of the Irish people as a whole. To ensure his party remains in government he will attempt to nullify any possibility of a Sinn Féin coalition by demonising them in the eyes of the southern electorate, implicitly linking Republicans to the recent riots is an effort to implant a "sure they're all mad up there" mentality in people which he thinks will lessen the desire to have Sinn Féin in government.
"You can fool some people sometimes, but you can't fool all the people all the time" - Peter Tosh of The Wailers
Mc Dowell's priority in that article seems to be peace with unionists, thats seems commendable.
But of course they're to blame. Deliberately building their houses along parade routes, putting themselves in the way of petrol bombs, making a song and dance about a few innocent mob beatings and burnings,etc, etc. If that isn't clear and blatant provocation I don't know what is. Is it any wonder that the loyalist community has at last responded to such antagonism?
"Partout où la liberté règne elle est incessamment attaquée et très souvent en péril” – Jean Jacques Rousseau.
........................ and they hace the cheek to EXIST too.But of course they're to blame. Deliberately building their houses along parade routes, putting themselves in the way of petrol bombs, making a song and dance about a few innocent mob beatings and burnings,etc, etc. If that isn't clear and blatant provocation I don't know what is. Is it any wonder that the loyalist community has at last responded to such antagonism?
Aodh_Rua won't be happy about thisProgressive Democrats president Mr McDowell, who took part in recent power-sharing talks, said the British and Irish Governments had made every possible effort to include every shade of opinion in the political process in Northern Ireland.
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