UglyBolloxFace wrote: » Quick question - why the **** is the British Queen laying a wreath "in memory of all Irish who have lost their lives in the fight for Irish freedom"? Is it just me or is that highly insulting to us all? And don't even attempt to paint me as a 'looney republican' when I say this - how can she do that even though she and her army continue to occupy part of this Island? I'm just looking for a rational debate here.
UglyBolloxFace wrote: » Quick question - why the **** is the British Queen laying a wreath "in memory of all Irish who have lost their lives in the fight for Irish freedom"?
I would ride myself cos im a sexy man wrote: » Exactly. Shes welcome by some on here. In reality by the majority she is really not welcome. You dont have to protest to oppose the visit.
Happyman42 wrote: » You do love your stereotypes don't you Liam?
cherryghost wrote: » My pride sack is swelling.
martic wrote: » She got to the bottom of the steps put her left hand up to her nose and blasted a snot out her right nostril on Irish soil clear to be seen and heard :eek::eek::eek:
df1985 wrote: » ads on rte....typical
Lapin wrote: » I switched to Sky News during the ads. Trust them to focus on a tiny number of protesters shouting 'Queen Out' in Parnell Square.
afatbollix wrote: » From RTE: 1202 No protestors have turned up for the Republican Sinn Féin demonsttration which was planned for the church at St Mary's Place in Dublin at midday this morning.
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » I felt embarrassed to be an Irishman watching Sky News reporting bombs and watching that backward gob****e who was speaking on behalf of Eirigi:mad:
Wheelie King wrote: » Free speech. Their opinion no matter how stupid needs to be heard.
Pauleta wrote: » Think i just seen the garda plane. They must be clearing the route Connolly thought that socialsim would work and look how that ended up. He was a loon.
baldbear wrote: » I totally misread the PRIDE word with another word.:p