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Unsophisticated bombs in London

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    #32
    Atoms for Peace
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    gooch2k9 wrote: »
    There's a lot to be said for simplicity!

    A sod of turf in a jiffy bag.


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    #33
    Chinasea
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    Where’s all the usual mass immigration, all Muslims are ISIS members, open boarders, floodgates, xenophopia hysteria commentators?


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    #34
    PinotNero
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    Worst terrorists ever.


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    #35
    SEPT 23 1989
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    It's no Canary Wharf

    Music fashion drugs bombs

    Everything was better in the 90's


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    #36
    suicide_circus
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    gooch2k9 wrote: »
    There's a lot to be said for simplicity!

    scorn it not


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    #37
    ShadyAcres
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    cnocbui wrote: »
    Not funny.
    It's not my quote and it's a joke and it is funny 'ha ha'


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    #38
    Kermit.de.frog
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    Which group of numpties do we reckon?

    Real IRA?
    Provisional IRA?
    New IRA?
    I Can't Believe It's Not The IRA?

    Etc


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    #39
    Church on Tuesday
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    It's all a whole load of nothing.

    Just some nutjob.


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    #40
    Heraldoffreeent
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    Kermit.de.frog wrote: »
    Which group of numpties do we reckon?

    Real IRA?
    Provisional IRA?
    New IRA?
    I Can't Believe It's Not The IRA?

    Etc

    Derry girls.


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    #41
    theoneeyedman
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    BBC going big on the Irish angle, now following it up with an item on a soldier involved in bloody Sunday. Has no regrets about what happened that day in ' Londonderry'..... really stoking up the anti Irish rhetoric.


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    #42
    Sciprio
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    cnocbui wrote: »
    Try posting something in an An Post office with Italian stamps on it and tell us how you got on.
    I'm having doubts that it was the IRA as well but i might get proven wrong but these devices are nothing spectactular and why would they target airports?


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    #43
    TheValeyard
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    theoneeyedman wrote: »
    BBC going big on the Irish angle, now following it up with an item on a soldier involved in bloody Sunday. Has no regrets about what happened that day in ' Londonderry'..... really stoking up the anti Irish rhetoric.

    Interesting timing alright.....

    Fcuk Putin. Glory to Ukraine!



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    #44
    [Deleted User]
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    agsdi wrote: »

    Security analyst Declan Power was on Sky News earlier and said it was his view that it probably wasn't dissidents given the MO. I agree.
    .

    Wonderful. Now that I know you agree with Declan Power, I’ll sleep soundly in my bed tonight.


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    #45
    [Deleted User]
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    Kermit.de.frog wrote: »
    Which group of numpties do we reckon?

    Real IRA?
    Provisional IRA?
    New IRA?
    I Can't Believe It's Not The IRA?

    Etc

    Father Ted’ers


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    #46
    The Rape of Lucretia
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    While I can in no way condone violence as a means to make a point, this effort from southern Irish Unionists appalled at the idea that the 26 rejoining the UK risks moving a step further away if Brexit happens at the end of the month, has send a message to Downing Street and Merrion Street.

    Bubbling under for a while now, but the Breunion movement has been gaining momentum, and drives like this to ensure the UK doesnt leave the Republic high and dry stuck in the EU making it further detached from a restoration of the full UK, are only likely to intensify.
    The sense of betrayal of those in the south runs very deep, and the UK timing of their Brexit move, before going for Breunion was very poorly judged. And the price is now being paid for that, with the intractable border problem stymying their effort to go it alone without us.


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    #47
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    The Rape of Lucretia wrote: »
    While I can in no way condone violence as a means to make a point, .

    Hmmmm


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    #48
    nlrkjos
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    Unsophisticated !!!! if it took your hands off or worse I think the sophistication of it would be the last thing on your mind.


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    #49
    fritzelly
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    I know An Post aren't the greatest but a year to get a few letters over to the UK???


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    #50
    FrancieBrady
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    agsdi wrote: »
    Another one has gone off att Kings Cross Underground.

    I think one has gone off in here too...called The Rape Of Lucretia. :D


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    #51
    WoollyRedHat
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    It was probably that Boris Johnson geebag.


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    #52
    Church on Tuesday
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Wonderful. Now that I know you agree with Declan Power, I’ll sleep soundly in my bed tonight.

    Oh God not that prick.

    Rambo wannabe.


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    #53
    dd973
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    Why bother with this when demographics, common sense and the decline of the UK negate the need for a single bomb or bullet?

    Wouldn't surprise me if it was the Brits at deep state level causing mischief for their own ends.


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    #54
    Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo
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    theoneeyedman wrote: »
    BBC going big on the Irish angle, now following it up with an item on a soldier involved in bloody Sunday. Has no regrets about what happened that day in ' Londonderry'..... really stoking up the anti Irish rhetoric.

    BBC News are not much different than Russia Today. Anything to do with a national agenda has a blatant bias.

    Normal BBC is grand btw.


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    #55
    [Deleted User]
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    Several thousand unsophisticated incendiary devices are delivered every day in plain white envelopes and jiffy bags to UK addresses.

    The Irish get a bad name because of these 3 but not a mention of all the ones sent by Aliexpress in a single news report today.

    Pffft. I guess we know where the UK will turn for a financial bailout when Brexit kicks them in the chuff.


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    #56
    GinAndBitter
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    JayZeus wrote: »
    Several thousand unsophisticated incendiary devices are delivered every day in plain white envelopes and jiffy bags to UK addresses.

    The Irish get a bad name because of these 3 but not a mention of all the ones sent by Aliexpress in a single news report today.

    Pffft. I guess we know where the UK will turn for a financial bailout when Brexit kicks them in the chuff.

    Whats this about alieexpress and incendiary devices ?


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    #57
    cnocbui
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    Lithium ion batteries, probably.


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    #58
    agsdi
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    Bastard UK papers blaming the Paddy's as usual when it could have been anyone with an Irish stamp...

    https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs/the_papers


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    #59
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    cnocbui wrote: »
    Lithium ion batteries, probably.

    “Long-Ding-Dong Mnfg Co Ltd ‘Wampant wabbit’ SUPER TURBO Function with extra sparkly bits and DISCRETE Packing, Including spare tips and liPO Battery”


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    #60
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    hurler32 wrote: »
    As long as the island of Ireland has part of it under British rule there is going to be hassle .

    46/47% of the 6 counties don’t consider themselves British and one could argue us in the south have abandoned them . The island of Ireland should be all under British rule or united .one or the other not this fcuked up 3/4 free Ireland .

    That’s nonsense. We didn’t abandon them. They could all have moved to the Republic of Ireland, worked, paid taxes, sent their kids to school here and lived like everyone else in the 26 county country that is the Republic of Ireland.

    They didn’t. They remained in Northern Ireland, part of the UK. The same way their people have down through centuries at this stage. Because it’s their home. Up there, down here. Not the same. Never will be. You can’t abandon something that’s not yours in the first place.


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    #61
    Grab All Association
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    Where’s the Airmail stamps on it?


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