Sinn Féin,s "Republic Day".

delthedriver · 22-02-2013 12:58AM

Nodin wrote: »

You should switch to decaf at night.

Is that you Gerry?

who the fug · 22-02-2013 12:59AM

Zebra3 wrote: »

Or we could have Slave Labour Camp Day or Let the Priests Rape Our Kids While We Turn a Blind Eye Day.

FF, FG and Labour could all get together and be all nostalgic at letting the RC Church terrorists run amok.

This from the conservative splinter group

Happyman42 · 22-02-2013 01:00AM

delthedriver wrote: »

Are you referring to the SF TD who has a major question mark over his finances, and whether or not he was a member of an illegal organisation.

I don't think the Taoiseach has anything to fear from a bunch of rabble rousers with no policies, other than their proposal for a Bank Holiday.

Sure, the Taoiseach knows all about ignoring TD's with financial difficulties.:cool:
Maybe Enda could re-instate Section 31 himself instead of waiting for the British to ask him if there is a problem with Gerry having been a member of a defunct organisation.

OldIrishWulf · 22-02-2013 01:00AM

In Exile wrote: »

What a load of rubbish. Ok, fine, take up arms against an army who are treating you like sh*t. I understand that.

But, they attacked innocent people. They attacked their own people who had nothing to do with "foreign armed force were walking up and down my street".

That alone defeats any argument they had over a struggle to rid themselves of an enemy.

I know I'm wasting my time saying this because arguing with someone who defends the IRA is like rowing a boat one handed.

They were nothing short of the worst kind of scum there is.

If you expect people to believe you were born in the 60's or 70's that's fine. But you are arguing your points like a 15 year old.

And i see your one of the fookers who chose to fly off to the other side of the planet to work down some hole in the ground . Good luck with that .

Zebra3 · 22-02-2013 01:02AM

who the fug wrote: »

This from the conservative splinter group

I'm not a member of any political group.

who the fug · 22-02-2013 01:08AM

Zebra3 wrote: »

I'm not a member of any political group.

then why are you taking the line of the conservative republican movement in the North east

imme · 22-02-2013 01:14AM

Happyman42 wrote: »

They'll be gotten by their own hypocrisy. It's happening already, watch Enda when he is under pressure from an elected SF TD in our Dail. He knows the game is up, the real republicans are inside the door.

Go away and write another book Gerry, I'm sure Aengus could print it for you.

Curious the way you say "elected". Why do you feel the need to use the term "elected"? We could do a whole conference on you.

darragh16 · 22-02-2013 01:14AM

Why don't they just make the National day of Remembrance a public holiday? They 24th of April is too close to the May Bank holiday, the day of remembrance is smack bang in the middle of summer. Plus it commemorates all those of served in the armed forces already, they could extend it to those who fought for Irish freedom.

GRMA · 22-02-2013 01:19AM

who the fug wrote: »

then why are you taking the line of the conservative republican movement in the North east

What an oxymoron

Happyman42 · 22-02-2013 01:20AM

imme wrote: »

Curious the way you say "elected". Why do you feel the need to use the term "elected"?

Because they are 'elected' and Enda needs to remember that. 'Elected' meaning you are there because you have a mandate, just like once upon not very long ago members of FG and FF sat in the Dail with blood on their hands too.

imme · 22-02-2013 01:20AM

I can see the parade now,
black flags for everyone, two for those families of 'volunteers'.

who the fug · 22-02-2013 01:21AM

Happyman42 wrote: »

They'll be gotten by their own hypocrisy. It's happening already, watch Enda when he is under pressure from an elected SF TD in our Dail. He knows the game is up, the real republicans are inside the door.

Are you on about the real IRA (something quentin tarantino about that) or are you on about the Labour party

delthedriver · 22-02-2013 01:25AM

imme wrote: »

Go away and write another book Gerry, I'm sure Aengus could print it for you.

Curious the way you say "elected". Why do you feel the need to use the term "elected"? We could do a whole conference on you.

"Elected TD" makes the Shinners feel superior to all the other TDs:D.

Bit of one upmanship , like it is a popularity contest.

Very strange.................:D

imme · 22-02-2013 01:28AM

Happyman42 wrote: »

Because they are 'elected' and Enda needs to remember that. 'Elected' meaning you are there because you have a mandate, just like once upon not very long ago members of FG and FF sat in the Dail with blood on their hands too.

all TD's are elected, even those who don't achieve the quota.

you make Sinn Fein TD's sound superior to all other TD's, as if they're worth more, not very republican of you.

There are just 14 Sinn Fein TD's in this Dail, but they each have the same rights as every other elected TD.

Chips Lovell · 22-02-2013 01:32AM

Given the drunken carnage you see on the streets at St. Patrick's Day, I suppose Provo Day couldn't be that much more violent.

delthedriver · 22-02-2013 01:36AM

imme wrote: »

all TD's are elected, even those who don't achieve the quota.

you make Sinn Fein TD's sound superior to all other TD's, as if they're worth more, not very republican of you.

There are just 14 Sinn Fein TD's in this Dail, but they each have the same rights as every other elected TD.

That is just 14 too many Shinners in the Dail:D

who the fug · 22-02-2013 01:36AM

Vladimir Kurtains wrote: »

Given the drunken carnage you see on the streets at St. Patrick's Day, I suppose Provo Day couldn't be that much more violent.

Pissed paddies, with weasel moustaches and AK 47s, what do you think

Galwayguy35 · 22-02-2013 01:39AM

The yanks have a holiday to celebrate their independance and are fiercly proud of what their forefathers fought for. Some people seem to despise the people who died for freedom here for some strange reason.

It's easy for people with a West Brit way of thinking to criticize the people who fought in 1916 and in The War of Independance but I think we should have a holiday to honour them.

The prodestants have a holiday to honour Billy Orange so why shouldnt we?

Happyman42 · 22-02-2013 01:39AM

imme wrote: »

all TD's are elected, even those who don't achieve the quota.

you make Sinn Fein TD's sound superior to all other TD's, as if they're worth more, not very republican of you.

There are just 14 Sinn Fein TD's in this Dail, but they each have the same rights as every other elected TD.

I used the term 'elected' deliberately, because Enda forgets that all the time and refuses to engage in adult debate on issues SF where mandated to represent on. But Enda of course, like all partitionists, doesn't recognise all the people of this country and their various aspirations, except of course when he is spouting his peace and reconciliation pseudo statesman guff for the benefit of the British and the world press.
But engage in Dail? No he resorts to juvenile taunts and regneges on the GFA when he does. Why, because he has no answer to give to proper republicans who would put the people first.
That is why the notion of a Republic Day has the partitionists in a hysterical tissy, FG/FF don't wnat any reflection on the notion of a Republic and who might deliver it.

delthedriver · 22-02-2013 01:41AM

Vladimir Kurtains wrote: »

Given the drunken carnage you see on the streets at St. Patrick's Day, I suppose Provo Day couldn't be that much more violent.

........except for the fact that THE Provos will be fully armed!!!

Chips Lovell · 22-02-2013 01:42AM

delthedriver wrote: »

........except for the fact that THE Provos will be fully armed!!!

Celebratory knee cappings for some, miniature Irish flags for others.

Happyman42 · 22-02-2013 01:44AM

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

The yanks have a holiday to celebrate their independance and are fiercly proud of what their forefathers fought for. Some people seem to despise the people who died for freedom here for some strange reason.

It's easy for people with a West Brit way of thinking to criticize the people who fought in 1916 and in The War of Independance but I think we should have a holiday to honour them.

The prodestants have a holiday to honour Billy Orange so why shouldnt we?

Maybe we could arrange a royal wedding or a birth or somehing and all those who don't want to go can have the day off and stay at home and watch it on the telly?

They'd probably pull a sickie anyway, couldn't be missing that!

who the fug · 22-02-2013 01:45AM

delthedriver wrote: »

........except for the fact that THE Provos will be fully armed!!!

Are you saying the decommissioning never happened

delthedriver · 22-02-2013 01:46AM

Happyman42 wrote: »

I used the term 'elected' deliberately, because Enda forgets that all the time and refuses to engage in adult debate on issues SF where mandated to represent on. But Enda of course, like all partitionists, doesn't recognise all the people of this country and their various aspirations, except of course when he is spouting his peace and reconciliation pseudo statesman guff for the benefit of the British and the world press.
But engage in Dail? No he resorts to juvenile taunts and regneges on the GFA when he does. Why, because he has no answer to give to proper republicans who would put the people first.
That is why the notion of a Republic Day has the partitionists in a hysterical tissy, FG/FF don't wnat any reflection on the notion of a Republic and who might deliver it.

........proper republians who would put the people first.:D LOL
Who actually elects these Shinners?

OldIrishWulf · 22-02-2013 01:47AM

delthedriver wrote: »

That is just 14 too many Shinners in the Dail:D

I thought this was/is boards.ie . You might be lost . Go to www.boards.co.uk .

Nodin · 22-02-2013 01:49AM

delthedriver wrote: »

........proper republians who would put the people first.:D LOL
Who actually elects these Shinners?

...in addition to the change to decaf, you might want to add a few sweetners to it in order to overcome the bitterness.

delthedriver · 22-02-2013 01:50AM

who the fug wrote: »

Are you saying the decommissioning never happened

Like I believe in Santa!!!!!!:D

OldIrishWulf · 22-02-2013 01:50AM

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

The yanks have a holiday to celebrate their independance and are fiercly proud of what their forefathers fought for. Some people seem to despise the people who died for freedom here for some strange reason.

It's easy for people with a West Brit way of thinking to criticize the people who fought in 1916 and in The War of Independance but I think we should have a holiday to honour them.

The prodestants have a holiday to honour Billy Orange so why shouldnt we?

Its no wonder they didn't get far with any revolution with ****s like these living next door and down the road .

delthedriver · 22-02-2013 01:52AM

Nodin wrote: »

...in addition to the change to decaf, you might want to add a few sweetners to it in order to overcome the bitterness.

Er.......whatever you say Gerry!

Nodin · 22-02-2013 01:53AM

delthedriver wrote: »

Like I believe in Santa!!!!!!:D

So the international monitoring body lied? Why did they do that?

Sinn Féin,s "Republic Day".

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