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About LinkBacksFFS, there's a time and a place for that sh!te? This isn't it. This incident is a fairly clear cut example of youths acting the bollox.Originally Posted by nevermindhi
FFS, there's a time and a place for that sh!te? This isn't it. This incident is a fairly clear cut example of youths acting the bollox.
Half hearted support for the police and no outright condemnation of the people who threw petrol bombs, that they had to hand, at the police ...
"We hold that no power, not even the British Parliament, has the right to deprive us of our heritage of British citizenship".
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And psycho "let's nuke Buenos Aires" crumbs makes a clown of himself, yet again, by turning this story into a political football. Typical muppetry from our one time SF voter friend.
no. a few bricks at the psni may have been acting the bollox, petrol bombs is another thing, i think the area these petrol bombs where thrown has you trying to minimizing, it where as if it was a different area you would be maximizing it...
Nec Aspera Terrent... má meas a bheith agat mo chultúr, beidh meas a bheith agam do chultúr.
Exactly - and if a DUP politician had described police coming under attack from petrol bombs in a Loyalist area as merely "a difficult situation" Ren and the usual suspects would be foaming at the mouth.....
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Bugger off and stick your loony cliches up your jacksie.
I think JB means we would prefer posts of slightly more substance, if you don't mind, old chap.
Or "Thank you for your contribution" (as the mandarins of the Civil Service were reputed to phrase it).
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I've got very little time for idiots who quote tired, overworked quotes which they think are astonishingly pithy and clever.
For the uninitiated, the words 'Ireland unfree shall never be at peace.' were the climax of a eulogy given at the funeral of the IRB leader Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa, by Patrick Pearse in 1915. The speech was clever and inspirational undoubtedly, but I have a lot of misgivings about Pearse (frankly at this distance he looks like a bit of a fruitcake) and O'Donovan was an absolute sh1t who spent the second half of his life hiring other fools to do his dirty work for him. Of all the 1916 leaders, Connolly is head and shoulders above the others in my opinion. Whether 1916 was actually necessary or even useful, I have my doubts.
By today's standards the speech was a bit of an embarrassment and I've read that it overshadowed far better speeches made at the time.
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