Republican provocation against the Orange Order

[irish melbourne]

British Citizen - are you NUTS, you must be to even suggest that this story is anything but the typical English ******************** we have to deal with - What were those Orange Idiots doing when the Irishman passed by, but playing provocative music intended to incite voilence itself

So get a grip - what a crock of justice this has been - I for one would applaud the man who did it and suggest until those Orange twits stop playing that ********************e music - otherwise get over your sensitivities because you cant have it both ways

[irish melbourne]

Londonderry motorist gets suspended prison sentence for trying to incite violence from Orange Order parade followers.

Typical of nationalists - trying to goad a violent reaction from law abiding religious marchers.

This is about as ridiculous as it gets, nothing like the Orange Order to get offended by a Irishman playing his rebel songs and have him charged, whilst they were in fact marching through his homeland, playing their rebel songs - but he didnt get offended, he just fought music with music - and his music was voted the best rebel song in the world - dont hear anyone listening to Orange Music (GAY)

[Northern Voice]

And what exactly does that have to do with this debate. Your way off track chara. Too many sherbets perhaps..?

Still, i see you skipped by 1969 and the burning of Bombay St. Ah, well, if it suits your agenda..

You mentioned sectarian marches in Ardoyne, and I countered with a point about Ardoyne. Your point about sectarian marches was ignorant of the point that Ardoyne used to be demographically mixed thus the tradition of marching isn't purely sectarian.

[GreenGrass]

[QUOTE=Northern Voice;2534397]You mentioned sectarian marches in Ardoyne, and I countered with a point about Ardoyne. Your point about sectarian marches was ignorant of the point that Ardoyne used to be demographically mixed thus the tradition of marching isn't purely sectarian.[/QUOTE


Yip, and i once drove a bus in Ardoyne, i also bought a newspaper in Ardoyne, what the ******************** has it to do with the debate... your crackers mate.

The O.O is a secterian organisation you fool.

[Northern Voice]

So much for an intelligent debate.

[British Citizen]

I'm taking bets on how long until 'irish melbourne' gets banned.

Anyone want 2 days or 5 days? All the others are gone already.

What's he even doing on here when he's in sunny Australia? Should he not be out chasing girls in bikinis along a beach or something???

[Almanac]

I'm taking bets on how long until 'irish melbourne' gets banned.

Anyone want 2 days or 5 days? All the others are gone already.

Yeah so why are you so worried about being in a United Ireland? A large amount of people in the Republic share your views. This is a result of thirty years of liberal media mind programming which ensured that all we ever heard about was how evil the IRA were- but little about Loyalist paramilitaries. Same with the newspapers, all anti-Republican. Since the eighties, our educational system has distilled Cruise O Brien's perverted views. Together with your liberal allies, you would have a good chance of dominating the political scene here in a future U I. Personally, I wouldn't want a U I until a majority of unionists agree to it, which doesn't seem likely any time in the near future.

[Almanac]

In a book called The Craic, Mark McCrumm, an English writer descended from northern Protestant stock, describes a meeting with Loyalist paramilitaries. He asks them why they are so against a united Ireland and they replied that they were against it because if it became a reality they wouldn't survive more than a few weeks in it. They would be hunted down and killed! They seriously believed that (book came out around 1998)! Absolutey bat-sh*t crazy. Do they really believe that Britain is protecting them? The British couldn't stop violence for thirty years. Loyalists / Unionists have nothing to fear from the south, they have a majority in the north and both sides are moving forwards in any case.

[British Citizen]

Personally, I wouldn't want a U I until a majority of unionists agree to it, which doesn't seem likely any time in the near future.

Very true my friend. I wish some others on this site accepted that reality and worked on improving Northern Ireland for both communities instead of constantly undermining the country which ensures everyone suffers economically/socially/etc/etc.

[tiocfaidh]

What's he even doing on here when he's in sunny Australia? Should he not be out chasing girls in bikinis along a beach or something???

Your wisest post yet! Sure I'd rather be chasing girls in bikinis down an Australian beach than posting here!