Dissedent Republicans Warn Irish from Joining British

Son Of A Vidic · 08-01-2013 03:04PM

seamus wrote: »

Hey, CIRA and RSF. Last time I checked, nobody voted for you. You have no authority to speak for the Irish people and you do not have my permission to do anything in my name except FOAD please. Thanks.

I love this expression 'dissident', dissent to what?...Dissent to reality? Talk about missing the memo. Why anyone even gives these clowns the oxygen of publicity is beyond me. These clowns were sitting on the fence while the Provos were actually fighting a war. The war has now ended, the main combatants have lowered their guns and reached a settlement. Amazing how these fúckwits have virtually done nothing against the Crown Forces. They where nowhere to be seen of course, when the Six Counties was one of the most heavily militarised regions in the world. They are nothing more than a shower of irrelevant and totally spineless idiots who are beyond being a joke. I always find it very amusing when you see the ages of the some guys convicted of 'dissident' activity. So many were toddlers when the war ended, they haven't a clue of what it was like in the bad old days.

K4t · 08-01-2013 03:26PM

HoggyRS wrote: »

I don't think any self respecting person should join the British Army, Irish or not.

Unless there's ever another world war like, and then as many as needed to protect you and me can go join and fight for our freedom. :rolleyes:

WakeUp · 08-01-2013 04:12PM

Am no fan of the British army but Dissident Republican terrorists and dissident Loyalist terrorists are enemies to all right thinking people on this island whatever persuasion you happen to fall under. I think in many ways the Guards hands are tied in the methods they can use to deal with these people. These dissidents think they are soldiers. Fine then treat them as soldiers. As someone else pointed out on the thread let our army deal with them. Let our Rangers have a go at them when they come against a unit that wont d1ck around with them they will soon change their tone or disappear.

All terrorists from whatever side are the enemy. Once we deal with them then rest of us can get on with living our lives side by side together and in peace. They wanna play soldier let our Rangers deal with them cant imagine them lasting too long myself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8PYOzyB4Os

Pure_Cork · 08-01-2013 04:14PM

WakeUp wrote: »

Am no fan of the British army but Dissident Republican terrorists and dissident Loyalist terrorists are enemies to all right thinking people on this island whatever persuasion you happen to fall under. I think in many ways the Guards hands are tied in the methods they can use to deal with these people. These dissidents think they are soldiers. Fine then treat them as soldiers. As someone else pointed out on the thread let our army deal with them. Let our Rangers have a go at them when they come against a unit that wont d1ck around with them they will soon change their tone or disappear.

All terrorists from whatever side are the enemy. Once we deal with them then rest of us can get on with living our lives side by side together and in peace. They wanna play soldier let our Rangers deal with them cant imagine them lasting too long myself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8PYOzyB4Os

Don't be so stupid.

WakeUp · 08-01-2013 04:21PM

Pure_Cork wrote: »

Don't be so stupid.

Sry if that appears stupid but im tired of terrorists causing sh1t for the rest of us. They are enemies of the state and should be treated as such, in my opinion of course. Deal with them once and for all and be done with them.

the_syco · 08-01-2013 04:35PM

Pure_Cork wrote: »

Don't be so stupid.

How is dealing with terrorists stupid?

LordSutch · 08-01-2013 05:02PM

.jacksparrow. wrote: »

. . . because of the British situation in the north.

The British situation in the North being the row over flag or what?

Getting back down south, I have family who are past & current members of the RN + RAF, good professional people who thought all these ira style threats belonged to the past, but now we have these ignorant (but dangerous) neanderthals barking out threats in the name of what exactly?

.jacksparrow. · 08-01-2013 05:04PM

LordSutch wrote: »

The British situation in the North being the row over flag or what?

Getting back down south, I have family who are past & current members of the RN + RAF, good professional people who thought all these ira style threats belonged to the past, but now we have these ignorant (but dangerous) neanderthals barking out threats in the name of what exactly?

Because they want a united Ireland,seriously why do people come on here,type a long post then finish it off with asking an obvious question.

EuskalHerria · 08-01-2013 05:08PM

I haven't read the pages of predictably ridiculous comments or the links in the OP.

I am guessing this is the statement from the CIRA from the commemoration at the weekend.

I've killed more people through the use of aerosol cans in damaging the ozone layer and increasing the effects of global warming on planet earth than the CIRA have. Big talk but empty words.

P_1 · 08-01-2013 05:11PM

.jacksparrow. wrote: »

Because they want a united Ireland,seriously why do people come on here,type a long post then finish it off with asking an obvious question.

A united Ireland where you have these thugs dictating what you can and cannot do, who you may or may not work for, what beliefs you may or may not hold?

Thanks, but no thanks.

lcrcboy · 08-01-2013 05:14PM

EuskalHerria wrote: »

I haven't read the pages of predictably ridiculous comments or the links in the OP.

I am guessing this is the statement from the CIRA from the commemoration at the weekend.

I've killed more people through the use of aerosol cans in damaging the ozone layer and increasing the effects of global warming on planet earth than the CIRA have. Big talk but empty words.

The Garda apparently had to contact a young Irish lad from Limerick who is currently serving in the British armed forces. They told him to stay in the UK and not travel home for Christmas, as they had become aware that this faction in Limerick was planning on murdering him on his return to the city.

AEDIC · 08-01-2013 05:14PM

.jacksparrow. wrote: »

Because they want a united Ireland,seriously why do people come on here,type a long post then finish it off with asking an obvious question.

And would you think that acting in that manner is a constructive way to achieve that aim (assuming you are correct)?

seamus · 08-01-2013 05:14PM

I'd rather all of Ireland voluntarily seceded to the UK than allow ourselves to be intimidated into unification. Patriotism is irrelevant in the face of democracy.

EuskalHerria · 08-01-2013 05:16PM

lcrcboy wrote: »

The Garda apparently had to contact a young Irish lad from Limerick who is currently serving in the British armed forces. They told him to stay in the UK and not travel home for Christmas, as they had become aware that this faction in Limerick was planning on murdering him on his return to the city.

Someone not getting home for Christmas for these circumstances is obviously not right.

However the "intelligence" gathered was because of someone adding this guy on facebook. I'm going to go out on a limb and say I would have been less than concerned if a friend request was the basis of such serious claims.

.jacksparrow. · 08-01-2013 05:18PM

pithater1 wrote: »

A united Ireland where you have these thugs dictating what you can and cannot do, who you may or may not work for, what beliefs you may or may not hold?

Thanks, but no thanks.

Oh I agree totally,I'm pointing out people asking obvious questions.

.jacksparrow. · 08-01-2013 05:19PM

AEDIC wrote: »

And would you think that acting in that manner is a constructive way to achieve that aim (assuming you are correct)?

Once again don't jump down my throat,I in no way agree with them,just I don't see the point in asking obvious questions.

We all know what they want.

AEDIC · 08-01-2013 05:22PM

.jacksparrow. wrote: »

Once again don't jump down my throat,I in no way agree with them,just I don't see the point in asking obvious questions.

We all know what they want.

Good grief... chill pill time.. :rolleyes:

How is asking you a question about what you think about it in any way jumping down your throat?

.jacksparrow. · 08-01-2013 05:26PM

AEDIC wrote: »

Good grief... chill pill time.. :rolleyes:

How is asking you a question about what you think about it in any way jumping down your throat?

Fair enough I did get a little worked up there:)

No its not the way to achieve it,the good Friday agreement is,but as we have seen over the last few weeks,certain elements of both sides seem to have no respect for the democratic vote.

It's never gonna end well,can you imagine what they would be like if a united Ireland was ever passed?look what they are like over a flag....

AEDIC · 08-01-2013 05:30PM

.jacksparrow. wrote: »

Fair enough I did get a little worked up there:)

No its not the way to achieve it,the good Friday agreement is,but as we have seen over the last few weeks,certain elements of both sides seem to have no respect for the democratic vote.

It's never gonna end well,can you imagine what they would be like if a united Ireland was ever passed?look what they are like over a flag....

So it actually could be argued... that they dont want a UI at all then? They perhaps prefer it the way it is to give them a cause to fight and to also carry on in this manner... so perhaps not such an obvious reason for them acting in this way after all??

Not criticism of what you initially said...just a different perspective offered...

.jacksparrow. · 08-01-2013 05:34PM

AEDIC wrote: »

So it actually could be argued... that they dont want a UI at all then? They perhaps prefer it the way it is to give them a cause to fight and to also carry on in this manner... so perhaps not such an obvious reason for them acting in this way after all??

Not criticism of what you initially said...just a different perspective offered...

Possibly I don't know,but reading up on this group,it seems they have all been expelled from other groups due to activities which was against the rules of the groups,they seem to be known as the limerick loonies.

I wouldn't pay much attention to them,they haven't done anything to warrant even calling them the IRA.

WanabeOlympian · 08-01-2013 05:38PM

If they appear again dressed up in their terrorist outfits, they should all be immediately arrested on the spot and interrogated. It is not acceptable to let them parade around in Ireland - 2013!!!! They are effectively a threat to our country and people and must be dealt with accordingly. Violence is the greatest form of stupidity.

Il Trap · 08-01-2013 05:39PM

.jacksparrow. wrote: »

Fair enough I did get a little worked up there:)

No its not the way to achieve it,the good Friday agreement is,but as we have seen over the last few weeks,certain elements of both sides seem to have no respect for the democratic vote.

It's never gonna end well,can you imagine what they would be like if a united Ireland was ever passed?look what they are like over a flag....

And that is exactly what they want everyone to think, which is which why scummers should not be given credence. Its democracy versus anti-democracy. These hysterical loyalists should be viewed with no more legitimacy than similarly deluded dissident republican groups.

Gone Drinking · 08-01-2013 05:40PM

What do you call an alligator in a vest? An investigator.

mike65 · 08-01-2013 05:58PM

Gone Drinking wrote: »

What do you call an alligator in a vest? An investigator.

What do you call someone who makes allegations?

My name is URL · 08-01-2013 05:58PM

pithater1 wrote: »

Expanding on the foolishness of the IRA just for a second:

If Irish people who join the British Armed Forces are considered a target, would that also mean that Irish people who join the US/French/German/etc. Armed Forces also be considered a target?

Expanding yet further...

Would Irish people who shop in British shops / follow British sports teams / consume British media / etc. also be considered as targets if you were to follow the same logic?

Wait, you're not actually trying to find logic in the ravings of these lunatics are you? :pac:

DB10 · 08-01-2013 05:58PM

Sounds like more rubbish from the Limerick Loonies. These guys arent even Republican Sinn Fein or CIRA. They are fringe group made up group by lunatics, many of whom I've no doubt are paid up agents.

I've no time for anyone joining the British Armed Forces though especially an Irishman. How many countries have they illegally occupied now with the help of the Yanks? Killing Civillians in Iraq and Afghanistan and torturing them for years. They done the same in the North.

And people in this thread have the gaul to call that a "career". They take any thug in just like the Americans. They are as bad as the worst of the Loyalist or Republican "terrorists".

P_1 · 08-01-2013 05:59PM

My name is URL wrote: »

Wait, you're not actually trying to find logic in the ravings of these lunatics are you? :pac:

Lol, rookie error that alright

Latchy · 08-01-2013 06:21PM

HoggyRS wrote: »

I don't think any self respecting person should join the British Army, Irish or not.

At least they have the choice to do so and the decision is entirely up to them to decide ,not by some Neanderthals .

knucklehead6 · 08-01-2013 06:25PM

DB10 wrote: »

Sounds like more rubbish from the Limerick Loonies. These guys arent even Republican Sinn Fein or CIRA. They are fringe group made up group by lunatics, many of whom I've no doubt are paid up agents.

I've no time for anyone joining the British Armed Forces though especially an Irishman. How many countries have they illegally occupied now with the help of the Yanks? Killing Civillians in Iraq and Afghanistan and torturing them for years. They done the same in the North.

And people in this thread have the gaul to call that a "career". They take any thug in just like the Americans. They are as bad as the worst of the Loyalist or Republican "terrorists".

The yanks have been killing civilians in the 6 counties?? Dammit. I didn't know that.

Lemming · 08-01-2013 06:39PM

Border-Rat wrote: »

Not that dissidents will ever use it. But case in point: When the Provisional IRA successfully ambushed British soldiers, they wore it. Nice blend with the local terrain. Same in the free state when it helped a single ASU dressed in it humiliate the Irish defense forces by escaping, despite being surrounded by a unit heavily armed with tanks.

The "what" state now?

Matt_Trakker wrote: »

I don't really get why you'd want to join the british army either, them lads go off fighting illegal wars and get themselves blown up/shot at/spit at/killed. The hell with that, Irish army Defence Force and neutrality FTW.

Nothing illegal about the Afghan war. You do realise that there are members of the Irish army deployed out there right?

Dissedent Republicans Warn Irish from Joining British

Comments