5,000 days of Drumcree bolshiness

forfuxsake · 12-03-2012 10:18PM

do you remember this, it worked out well.

forfuxsake · 12-03-2012 10:20PM

or should it have been more like

the_syco · 12-03-2012 10:21PM

forfuxsake wrote: »

do you remember this, it worked out well.

Didn't they get sued for copyright infringement for that?

fasttalkerchat · 12-03-2012 10:22PM

forfuxsake wrote: »

or should it have been more like

Diamond dan? The lovable loyalist. Also in the series was the KKK Kool Kids Klub.

Zebra3 · 12-03-2012 10:30PM

KeithAFC wrote: »

Remember the period which such incidents like this happened.

Oh, I do remember that period.

Did that make it acceptable back then for the OO and its supporters to try to murder police officers?

micropig · 12-03-2012 10:30PM

fasttalkerchat wrote: »

Diamond dan? The lovable loyalist. Also in the series was the KKK Kool Kids Klub.

I had to google there to see what ye are on about

Meet Diamond Dan

Orange Order education officer David Scott would like him to be a mentor for young people offering advice on a range of matters encompassing the general theme of civic responsibility.

'It goes without saying that the Orange superhero will be in favour of young people attending church, helping others and showing respect for the community,' he said.

'Diamond Dan will be the kind of person who offers his seat on a crowded bus to an elderly lady. He won't drop litter and he will be keen on recycling. He will also be very committed to the Orange Order and to the Junior movement and will make efforts to know all he can about the history and culture of his community.'

Richard · 13-03-2012 12:19AM

KeithAFC wrote: »

Remember the period which such incidents like this happened.

So you're excusing loyalists shooting at the police? You'd not be if it was the IRA shooting at the police.

It was completely wrong. End of story.

KeithAFC · 13-03-2012 12:23AM

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

like civil rights marchers....

Wasn't alive in 1969. 2012 now.

fullstop · 13-03-2012 01:03AM

KeithAFC wrote: »

Wasn't alive in 1969. 2012 now.

Yet you pay homage to terrorists who died as far back as 1975 on your profile :rolleyes:

You're talking sh!te

fasttalkerchat · 13-03-2012 01:13AM

fullstop wrote: »

Yet you pay homage to terrorists who died as far back as 1975 on your profile :rolleyes:

You're talking sh!te

Most interesting that he paid homage to Gusty Spence who, during Keith's lifetime was a republican.

Ellis Dee · 13-03-2012 06:00AM

KeithAFC wrote: »

Well I do support the right for people to express themselves in a democratic society.

I remember people being batoned bloody by the RUC for daring to display a tricolour (= expressing themselves) in what was by no stretch of the imagination a democratic society (gerrymandering, company votes, housing qualification and so on).:rolleyes::rolleyes:

If the Portadown goons want to march down that road, all they have to do is comply with the conditions the Parades Commission sets and negotiate with the residents without prior conditions. In other words, it is the Garvaghy Road residents who choose who represents them and how they vote, not a crowd of bigots who still seem to be having difficulty coming to terms with the 19th century, much less the 21st. If Orange lodges and Apprentice Boys and Black Preceptory outfits in other parts of the Six Counties have managed to work things out with their neighbours and gain their respect by showing some, it must be possible for the Portadown trogs to do the same.:):)

AeoNGriM · 13-03-2012 10:04AM

John Doe1 wrote: »

They should be allowed to march in their own country:rolleyes:

This is a matter of some debate, as you'll no doubt recall.

:rolleyes:

KeithAFC · 13-03-2012 06:25PM

fasttalkerchat wrote: »

Most interesting that he paid homage to Gusty Spence who, during Keith's lifetime was a republican.

Gusty Spence was an Ulster Volunteer. Never a Republican.

Mr.Crinklewood · 13-03-2012 06:48PM

Stiffler2 wrote: »

What's the difference between an Apple & an Orange ??

You can't have an apple ba$tard

I think people that use iPhones are Apple b@stards.

Undercover FBI Agent · 13-03-2012 06:49PM

KeithAFC wrote: »

Gusty Spence was an Ulster Volunteer. Never a Republican.

How about from now on everyone just ignores this terrible excuse for a troll.

Probably sitting in a house in Cork thinking he is hilarious

fasttalkerchat · 13-03-2012 07:24PM

KeithAFC wrote: »

Gusty Spence was an Ulster Volunteer. Never a Republican.

He welcomed what he called the inevitable 32 county republic and had huge respect for the provos. He called his involvement with loyalists as protecting the interests of his community within Ireland.

Tiocfaidh Armani · 13-03-2012 07:43PM

KeithAFC wrote: »

Gusty Spence was an Ulster Volunteer. Never a Republican.

He was a sectarian murderer who murdered innocent people because of their background three years before the conflict even started.

micropig · 13-03-2012 07:47PM

Auction of 'Gusty' Spence archives casts new light on UVF's secret talks with IRA-Saturday March 10 2012

Spence, who died last year, was a leading figure in loyalist organisation the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF). He spent 18 years in prison for the murder of a Catholic man, Peter Ward, in 1966, but later in life renounced violence and supported the peace process in Northern Ireland.

Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF)
AKA/Aliases Used: Protestant Action Group (PAG), Protestant Action Force (PAF)

Formed: 1966

The UVF is a Loyalist-Protestant paramilitary organisation.

The UVF was formed in 1966 in response to the 50th Anniversary of the Easter Rising. 1966 saw large republican commemorations, and fearful of a revived republican campaign, ex-British soldier Gusty Spence organised a new paramilitary organisation to counter rising nationalist sentiment and halt any introduction of equality legislation for Catholics.

KeithAFC · 13-03-2012 11:16PM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

He was a sectarian murderer who murdered innocent people because of their background three years before the conflict even started.

But he was a member of the Ulster Volunteer Force. He wasn't a Republican. Bringing up the deaths of people won't change that.

13-03-2012 11:23PM

Stiffler2 wrote: »

What's the difference between an Apple & an Orange ??

You can't have an apple ba$tard

Oh really?

Tiocfaidh Armani · 14-03-2012 03:34PM

KeithAFC wrote: »

But he was a member of the Ulster Volunteer Force. He wasn't a Republican. Bringing up the deaths of people won't change that.

That makes the murder of an innocent barman alright then:rolleyes:

KeithAFC · 14-03-2012 03:37PM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

That makes the murder of an innocent barman alright then:rolleyes:

What is the point you are making? No one is discussing the deaths during the Troubles.

Tiocfaidh Armani · 14-03-2012 03:41PM

KeithAFC wrote: »

What is the point you are making? No one is discussing the deaths during the Troubles.

You're lauding a man who carried out a sectarian murder of an innocent man because of his religion. Him, and you, are scum.

--Kaiser-- · 14-03-2012 03:42PM

KeithAFC wrote: »

Eh?

Fair play to them for expressing themselves in a long struggle. They are fully entitled to do so. As are all patriots.

Ah, patriotism. The last refuge of the scoundrel

KeithAFC · 14-03-2012 03:45PM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

You're lauding a man who carried out a sectarian murder of an innocent man because of his religion. Him, and you, are scum.

Pretty sure he has denied that. But that is besides the point of the thread anyway, no one is discussing the Ulster Volunteers or the PIRA.

forfuxsake · 14-03-2012 04:58PM

Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »

I think people that use iPhones are Apple b@stards.

not to mention the thousands of illegitimate spawn of Steve jobs (i-rp)

ejmaztec · 15-03-2012 01:08PM

I've never visited the North, but is it true that all the traffic-lights each have three orange lenses, which leads to great confusion for road-users?

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