Should Britian Express Regret for her Crimes in Ireland

[Inishowen]

When will this self-pitying MOPEry ever end? Is there a more whinging political movement on earth than so called Irish 'republicans'?

[The OD]

When will this self-pitying MOPEry ever end? Is there a more whinging political movement on earth than so called Irish 'republicans'?

Yes, your bowel movement.

[Meeky]

Cael a chara, I'm attempting 2 bring about a situation whereby that 'tommorrow', every person in Ireland can chart a collective journey toward the 32 County Socialist Republic :wink:

You and what army? oh yeh the one that murders women and children in the name of republican socialism, (did u care to ask if thats whats 'the people' want or are you just gonna assume you know best?) I too used to be hypnotised by the empty rhetoric that is modern republicanism. Thank god i grew up and got an education.

The past is the past, you don't hear America complaining about how mean the British were, they faught for independence, like us, and built a strong state so that noone could ever subver their interests again, like us. It's people like you who try to subvert all that we've achieved in the name of some pipe dream that is 'republican ideals'. And by the way the reason they still hold the north is because a majority up there want them to. Not because of some imperial agenda, do u know how much money it costs their exchequer every year (im gonna assume with some degree of certainty that you don't).

So whilst you foolhardy impressionables go get drunk on the inebriate of republican romanticism, it's us rational individual who get left to clean up the mess. I HATE SINN FEIN WITH A PASSION. I HATE REPUBLICAN RHETORIC WITH A PASSION. AND I HATE FASCIST MORONS WHO THINK THEY CAN ASCRIBE WHAT KIND OF STATE THE REST OF US SHOULD LIVE IN, SOCIALIST UTOPIAN OR OTHERWISE. GROW THE HELL UP AND GET THE HELL OVER IT...[/quote]

jimbob86, it's okay to hate but it will cloud U R judgement and leave U feeling isolated in the long term

Regards, the actual question of this thread.

Yeah, I feel strongly that the British Monarchy or Government should accept and say sorry for her crimes in Ireland.

If there is 2 B real peace then we need to hear it, loud and clear - especially before Mrs. Windsor is invited for a 'State Visit'.

[Johnny]

Mártín Óg Meehan = Meeky

[Meeky]

Mártín Óg Meehan = Meeky

AGUS CAD E, MO CHARA 8)

[Johnny]

Mártín Óg Meehan = Meeky

AGUS CAD E, MO CHARA 8)

Aye, it's no bother, a chara. A second user name can come in handy from time to time..... Just don't be replying to yourself 8)

[MichaelR]

Is there a more whinging political movement on earth than so called Irish 'republicans'?

I nominate the so-called Ulster 'Loyalists' for the answer to this question.

[Cael]

Britian should apologise immidatley, the crimes commited against our nation were atrocious. They should put some monument in england to mark there sorrow

They have a statue of Cromwell outside Westminster - that about says it all.

[Meeky]

Britian should apologise immidatley, the crimes commited against our nation were atrocious. They should put some monument in england to mark there sorrow

They have a statue of Cromwell outside Westminster - that about says it all.

Maybe, the British should tell everyone the truth of their dirty dealings these past 40 years. Such as, collusion and state murders. Then they could build us our own statue of liberty?

No, on second thoughts if they told us the truth - there would be an almighty Revolution!

[White Horse]

Given the recent agreement at St. Andrews, do U think the British Government should apologise for her crimes in Ireland :

I would be appropriate for Great Brtain to apologise for serious neglect in Ireland. I am particularly thinking of the Famine. Of course, the Roman Catholic Church should also apologise for their failure to act.

In return, Ireland should thank Great Britain for the infrastructure built prior to independence. For example, how many railway lines have been built after independence?

Of course, the greatest gift was the English language. If it wasn't for educating the native Irish to speak English, we would be a poor and irrelevant island sitting in the Atlantic.

May I be the first to say:

Thank you Britain.