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Orange Order to attend Dublin visit.

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  • #32
    Dudess
    Closed Accounts Posts: 37,214 ✭✭✭✭Dudess


    Yeah, that's what I thought afterwards, hence deletion of my post. :)


  • #33
    steddyeddy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 27,565 ✭✭✭✭steddyeddy


    Bottle_of_Smoke wrote: »
    Naming that video "Willie Frazer insults Catholics of N Ireland " doesn't mean that's who he was actually talking about. I'd be a tad suspicious of the fact its a 13 second clip

    I think the evidence is the man himself and the other videos he put on youtube paticulraly in regard to bloody sunday.


  • #34
    Wolfe Tone
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    Bottle_of_Smoke wrote: »
    Naming that video "Willie Frazer insults Catholics of N Ireland " doesn't mean that's who he was actually talking about. I'd be a tad suspicious of the fact its a 13 second clip
    I think we all know that he is a bigoted little bolloks!


  • #35
    Xivilai
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 721 ✭✭✭Xivilai


    Dudess wrote: »
    Yeah, that's what I thought afterwards, hence deletion of my post. :)

    He was talking about Cork people though


  • #36
    Newbie_2009
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    I can't wait for the next installment in this ever evolving train wreck that is the queens visit.


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  • #37
    Bottle_of_Smoke
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    They're a Protestant fraternity with members in this country. She's the head of one of the main Protestant churches so I don't see the issue.

    Disgraceful they have invited UDA leaders though. Have lost all respect for McAleese over that


  • #38
    Dudess
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    Oh god, somebody making derogatory comments about the Bloody Sunday victims is really stooping low - although you'd get some "enlightened", "progressive" fuk-wits down here who'd do it. Some people don't care who they hurt to get attention.


  • #39
    Alter-Ego
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    Making sense, You're doing it wrong.


  • #40
    dvpower
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    johngalway wrote: »
    Due to the subtle trolling by the Orangies in the first instance...
    Yeah. That's right. The scumbags who ran amok just couldn't help themselves - it was a natural reaction to some people having a march in Dublin City centre.:rolleyes:


  • #41
    steddyeddy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 27,565 ✭✭✭✭steddyeddy


    Dudess wrote: »
    Oh god, somebody making derogatory comments about the Bloody Sunday victims is really stooping low - although you'd get some "enlightened", "progressive" fuk-wits down here who'd do it. Some people don't care who they hurt to get attention.

    What are you on about??


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  • #42
    squod
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    Bottle_of_Smoke wrote: »
    They're a Protestant fraternity

    No they are not.

    Richard tea wrote: »
    Why the hell are the crazy cult coming down for this. God damn freemasons:mad:


    Bit like bringing a mad relative along to a blind date. Seriously, should we not just be trying to act normal in front of guests.


  • #43
    steddyeddy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 27,565 ✭✭✭✭steddyeddy


    dvpower wrote: »
    Yeah. That's right. The scumbags who ran amok just couldn't help themselves - it was a natural reaction to some people having a march in Dublin City centre.:rolleyes:

    Were the locals in harlem in the wrong for rioting against the kkk marching in the past?


  • #44
    Dudess
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    Can't see how citizens of the republic of Ireland are comparable to black people from the deep south of the United States who experienced hangings and lynchings at the hands of the KKK up to fairly recently.
    steddyeddy wrote: »
    What are you on about??
    Somebody mentioned Willie Frazer making derogatory comments about the Bloody Sunday victims. That's what I'm "on" about.


  • #45
    end a eknny
    Closed Accounts Posts: 646 ✭✭✭end a eknny


    at the end of the day i couldnt give a flying fcuk about the queen. but given the expense and the fact that despite the goverment bull about tourism there is absolutley nothing to be gained from this visit expcept to watch another blueshirt leader going up an english royals anus


  • #46
    johngalway
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    dvpower wrote: »
    Yeah. That's right. The scumbags who ran amok just couldn't help themselves - it was a natural reaction to some people having a march in Dublin City centre.:rolleyes:

    No Orange order march, no protest. They knew well they'd cause trouble. That they got to do it in Dublin only delighted them. Roll your eyes all you like.


  • #47
    saywhatyousee
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    I have stayed out of these threads so far,but this is a disgrace and extremely provocative


  • #48
    Dudess
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    squod wrote: »
    No they are not.
    They are.


  • #49
    dvpower
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    steddyeddy wrote: »
    Like the time the kkk went to harlem and the locals "caused" bedlam.

    Silly, silly post
    The vast majority of people had no problem at all with the whole love ulster thing or at most were amused or mildly irritated.
    The rioting was wholly unjustified. To equate it with the KKK marching in Harlem is just plain stupid.


  • #50
    end a eknny
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    dvpower wrote: »
    Yeah. That's right. The scumbags who ran amok just couldn't help themselves - it was a natural reaction to some people having a march in Dublin City centre.:rolleyes:

    of course the irish should just roll over and take it. like O.M.G. what is their problem


  • #51
    steddyeddy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 27,565 ✭✭✭✭steddyeddy


    Dudess wrote: »
    Can't see how citizens of the republic of Ireland are comparable to black people from the deep south of the United States who experienced hangings and lynchings at the hands of the KKK up to fairly recently.

    Somebody mentioned Willie Frazer making derogatory comments about the Bloody Sunday victims. That's what I'm "on" about.

    You dont know of any people who were killed because they were catholic in the north? I hope thats a joke.

    Yes he did and is that not wrong?


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  • #52
    steddyeddy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 27,565 ✭✭✭✭steddyeddy


    dvpower wrote: »
    Silly, silly post
    The vast majority of people had no problem at all with the whole love ulster thing or at most were amused or mildly irritated.
    The rioting was wholly unjustified. To equate it with the KKK marching in Harlem is just plain stupid.

    Go on can you elaborate how its silly?


  • #53
    dvpower
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    johngalway wrote: »
    No Orange order march, no protest. They knew well they'd cause trouble. That they got to do it in Dublin only delighted them. Roll your eyes all you like.

    No Queens visit - no assassination. She knows that by coming here someone might try and kill her and anyone else who happens to get in the way. So, if anything goes down, its entirely her responsibility.

    Here - have another rolleyes.:rolleyes:


  • #54
    end a eknny
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    dvpower wrote: »
    Silly, silly post
    The vast majority of people had no problem at all with the whole love ulster thing or at most were amused or mildly irritated.
    The rioting was wholly unjustified. To equate it with the KKK marching in Harlem is just plain stupid.

    in fairness the orange order and the k.k.k are quite similar except the k.k.k might have some shame. the orange order have none. the only problem with the parade is that the useless twats in the goverment and gardai let it go ahead.


  • #55
    losthorizon
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    Bottle_of_Smoke wrote: »

    Disgraceful they have invited UDA leaders though. Have lost all respect for McAleese over that


    We live in a country which has elected a load of Sinn Fein members of Parliament. Who for years were the political wing of a terrorist group. At some stage its not time to forget but to move on or you will be trapped in a Palestine - Israel situation.


  • #56
    gurramok
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    dvpower wrote: »
    Silly, silly post
    The vast majority of people had no problem at all with the whole love ulster thing or at most were amused or mildly irritated.

    Did you do a poll?


  • #57
    twinytwo
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    dvpower wrote: »
    Yeah. That's right. The scumbags who ran amok just couldn't help themselves - it was a natural reaction to some people having a march in Dublin City centre.:rolleyes:

    Dude seriously... with all the history between ireland and england, catholic and prodestant etc there is no need whatsoever for the orange crowd to march in catholic areas of NI not to mind in the Republic. Let them go to the UK if it means so much to them. They do it for the sole purpose of rubbing people noses in it and to cause trouble.


  • #58
    steddyeddy
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    end a eknny wrote: »
    in fairness the orange order and the k.k.k are quite similar except the k.k.k might have some shame. the orange order have none. the only problem with the parade is that the useless twats in the goverment and gardai let it go ahead.

    Correct not to mention the fact that the kkk when it was set up asked advice from the orange order.


  • #59
    end a eknny
    Closed Accounts Posts: 646 ✭✭✭end a eknny


    losthorizon wrote: »
    We live in a country which has elected a load of Sinn Fein members of Parliament. Who for years were the political wing of a terrorist group. At some stage its not time to forget but to move on or you will be trapped in a Palestine - Israel situation.

    sinn fein are the oldest political party in ireland and where never terrorists they where the political wing of an army who where fighting to free ireland from an accuping oppressor


  • #60
    Richard tea
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,266 ✭✭✭Richard tea


    losthorizon wrote: »
    We live in a country which has elected a load of Sinn Fein members of Parliament. Who for years were the political wing of a terrorist group. At some stage its not time to forget but to move on or you will be trapped in a Palestine - Israel situation.


    Good point. I bet the peeps on boards that bash Sinn Fein at every chance are the same ones now saying that we should '' move on '' '' the past is the past ''

    Winning = me


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  • #61
    dvpower
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    end a eknny wrote: »
    of course the irish should just roll over and take it. like O.M.G. what is their problem
    Roll over and take what. Some idiots going on a silly march?
    Well, we couldn't possibly that that, could we? We simply must go out and tear apart our city centre.


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