Wolfe Tone wrote: » Is that that Cael fella? Class A retard
Liam Byrne wrote: » Quite obviously at least some of them are. But we shouldn't tar everyone with the same brush. It's up to true "republicans" to condemn the bomb scares, threats and behaviour seen today and then we'll be able to see which is which.
Pauleta wrote: » Lifted from that Irish Republican forum. Can i also note the poster has a picture of Osama Bin Laden as his avatar :pac: Brainwashed Wierdo's
Pauleta wrote: » Yeah, Cael Dubh is his username
The Waltzing Consumer wrote: » Says it all.
JaxxYChicK wrote: » You people can't seriously be suggesting that ALL Republicans are scumbags? Why, that's just as ignorant as those who were throwing projectiles today in Dublin city center.
Wheelie King wrote: » How do you know they are knackerish scumbags? Just asking.
iHeartSaraQuin wrote: » Your lack of intelligence is unreal
iHeartSaraQuin wrote: » People can say some republicans are scumbags the same way every scumbag that lives in my area are free staters. The free staters that live around me are murderers. Idk any republicans that have murdered people for no reason, and my family are very close friends with members of sinn fein. My family are quiet people, not scumbags. My uncle was murdered, for trying to deactivate a bomb. he managed to deactivate it and saved ALOT of people incl gerry adams. I'm proud of who I am. I am a republican. And I am NOT a murderer, and certainly not a scumbag. Let the free staters say what they want. We will have our day.
Wolfe Tone wrote: » I sense a republican caricature
In nearby Henry Street, the only outbreak of violence occurred outside a shop selling Irish traditional souvenirs, when a heroin addict wearing a Liverpool tracksuit was physically prevented from entering the store, and a fight ensued between the man and a security guard
HardimanJ wrote: » My only question is: why did she bring that ridiculous Range Rover that people can hardly see her in? She should have brought her Bentley and actually allowed people to see her. This is a significant moment and it's a real pity that the Irish people are welcoming a Head of State they can't actually see. Can't understand it! It's not as if the Bentley isn't secure! Perplexing.
tbh wrote: » The range rover with the 11-D reg plate you mean?
Deleted User wrote: » pics from the dayhttp://www.twitvid.com/U1P8F
The Waltzing Consumer wrote: » 29 people died in the Omagh bombing including children, teenagers, a pregnant woman and tourists. They were different creeds and nationalities and were all innocent.
Wolfe Tone wrote: » So who or what is a "true" republican then Liam?
Mardy Bum wrote: » If any of the clowns/junkies/teens/wasters in these photos are labelled as republicans then it is a travesty. Most of them look like they'd have difficulty reciting the alphabet backways or otherwise.
laugh wrote: » Those are your love ulster parade "republicans", the luas I was on coming out of the city was full of them, boasting about getting a smack at copper etc, they are proud to be Dubs on the day of a GAA match and proud to be Irish when they play soccer, but they assault Irish Gardai and destroy their own city at the drop of a hat.
R P McMurphy wrote: » Was a disgraceful incident in Irish history. As were other events that took place 37 years ago today when three no-warning car bombs exploded in Dublin killing 26 people [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif](including a French and Italian citizen) and an unborn baby.[/FONT] [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Another car bomb exploded in Monaghan killing another 7 people. It is time for the British to co-operate with enquiries into these bombings, hopefully if anything good comes from this week it will be closure on these incidents. Everyone knows that the timing of these bombings point to collusion and perhaps Mr. Cameron might take the opportunity to address the issue[/FONT]