happy 11th & 12th july!!!

.jacksparrow. · 11-07-2013 07:02PM

Ah so that's who Keith is now!

Sofiztikated · 11-07-2013 07:06PM

RustyNut wrote: »

So any advice for a southern atheist driving from Dublin to Letterkeny late tonight. The usual Monaghan, Omagh, Strabane or should I take the long route Longford, Sligo etc?

But are you a Catholic atheist or Protestant atheist?

Either way will be fine.

RustyNut · 11-07-2013 07:08PM

I am pie wrote: »

You missed the gays. Not particularly welcome either....and the Romanians and Roma gypsies.

Check out the bands with UVF banners singing UVF songs. Many have Combat 18 connections too.

Seriously, bring yer grannie down....she will love it.

How did you get to know that my granny is a sectarian homophobic racist biggot.

guinnessdrinker · 11-07-2013 07:11PM

I am pie wrote: »

Wee troll....look ma, I caught a wee troll.

*tickles little troll under the chin*

Amazingly he didn't resort to name calling, thought he was about to unleash the terrible "Lundy" label on you!!!

Karl Stein · 11-07-2013 09:07PM

River Boyne. wrote: »

Happy 12th of July to my fellow Ulster Protestants. Enjoy the day tomorrow.

This is the digital version of marching through an estate where you're not welcome. The mods are the parades commission and have banned provocative digital parading through this territory.

Lol.

average hero · 11-07-2013 09:51PM

Seriously enquiring - would the following people be welcomed at all by unionists at these rallies?

Americans (just about according to the VICE video posted)
Italians
Spanish
South Americans
Polish
Chinese
People of black origin

I ask because the 12th seems to be an insular, isolated celebration that the unionists hold that is really just giving themselves a pat on the back for being bigots. They are isolating themselves.

Reiketsu · 11-07-2013 09:54PM

So glad I live in Fenian land.

gallag · 12-07-2013 05:24AM

**** it, thats me of to bed, its bright and my head hurts, it was not worth it, mabey it was, am hungry now and need a pee.

hawkwind23 · 13-07-2013 11:01AM

i thought better of taking the family to the day out and watched the coverage on the BBC.
not sure what version is the truth?
the heavily edited version on BBC or some dude with his mobile phone ?

you decide , BBC version im sure is on catch up
mobile version here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=w8sbCwHf59k#at=32

i showed the family and they cant wait for the bouncey castles and fairgroud attractions next year

yours angrily!

Sir Humphrey Appleby · 13-07-2013 11:11AM

gallag wrote: »

Anyone going to a bonfire tonight? Or going to enjoy orangefest tomorrow with the family? this and paddys day are my favourite days to drink till I soil myself!!! Right liver, your getting it.

Hope you enjoyed the sectarian riot that your brethern started leading to 30 PSNI officers being injured!

Mal-Adjusted · 13-07-2013 11:28AM

hawkwind23 wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=w8sbCwHf59k#at=32

At six minutes there's a lad trying to hide from the water cannon behind a tiny sapling....genius :rolleyes:

how can people really defend these clowns and their "culture"?

hawkwind23 · 13-07-2013 11:35AM

how can the orange order walk alongside them to incite more violence? this has to end !
its easy to say that its an underclass and mostly teenagers
its time the politicians and community leaders sorted this out once and for all.
the above video raises so many negative emotions for me , disgust , despair , sadness , anger , disbelief
how can the police just stand there and take that? why would the orange order walk aside those mongs?
fecking childish pantomime played out year after year

suicide_circus · 13-07-2013 11:48AM

Yesterday evening, DUP MP Nigel Dodds was rendered unconscious after being struck in the head by a brick thrown by his own protesting constituents in north Belfast.

This photo, taken from the Independent, really captures the glory of the Orange Order and all they represent:

http://cdn2.independent.ie/incoming/article29417626.ece/ALTERNATES/w300square/Parades3.jpg

EuskalHerria · 13-07-2013 11:55AM

The orange order are a necessary evil. Without it, young people would be out causing trouble on the streets. We can't have that happening.

Karl Stein · 13-07-2013 04:00PM

I'd like to get your opinion on this Gallag.

Conmaicne Mara · 13-07-2013 04:21PM

"Lawmaker Nigel Dodds was briefly hospitalized after being struck on the head with a brick or a bottle thrown at police, authorities said."

http://edition.cnn.com/2013/07/13/world/europe/northern-ireland-unrest/index.html?hpt=hp_t3

Friendly fire, or collateral damage?

The knuckledraggers represent themselves so so well on the world stage :rolleyes:

Richard · 13-07-2013 04:43PM

suicide_circus wrote: »

Yesterday evening, DUP MP Nigel Dodds was rendered unconscious after being struck in the head by a brick thrown by his own protesting constituents in north Belfast.

This photo, taken from the Independent, really captures the glory of the Orange Order and all they represent:

http://cdn2.independent.ie/incoming/article29417626.ece/ALTERNATES/w300square/Parades3.jpg

How do you know this eijit was in the OO?
How do you know it's representative?

There are many, many things wrong with the Orange Order (and its hangers-on), and I personally cannot fathom why they want to parade (or celebrate a 313 year old battle), but the vast majority of parades of are uncontentious and don't include semi-naked men being doused by water-cannon.

EuskalHerria · 13-07-2013 04:51PM

Cathal Cloch wrote: »

I'd like to get your opinion on this Gallag.

I'm not Gallag but if I may come up with a few excuses. I may be rusty here:

• isolated incident
• psni/nationalist aggression
• blame the parades commission
• essentially blame anyone you like except loyalists and Orangemen.

woodoo · 14-07-2013 12:31AM

Cathal Cloch wrote: »

I'd like to get your opinion on this Gallag.

Why the hell do police have to put up with that. Why not bring back the rubber bullets.

Karl Stein · 14-07-2013 12:38AM

woodoo wrote: »

Why the hell do police have to put up with that. Why not bring back the rummer bullets.

I think they're using plastic bullets. I don't envy the position of PSNI officers tbh and I'd say a lot of them would love to be cracking skulls right now.

The RUC felt safe in Unionist areas back in the day because they were thought of as protectors of Unionists. Nowadays PSNI officers are at risk from Republican dissidents and Loyalist fundamentalists (more mental than fun).

I'd imagine they will be using video footage to make arrests in the next few weeks too.

.jacksparrow. · 14-07-2013 01:20AM

Cathal Cloch wrote: »

I think they're using plastic bullets. I don't envy the position of PSNI officers tbh and I'd say a lot of them would love to be cracking skulls right now.

The RUC felt safe in Unionist areas back in the day because they were thought of as protectors of Unionists. Nowadays PSNI officers are at risk from Republican dissidents and Loyalist fundamentalists (more mental than fun).

I'd imagine they will be using video footage to make arrests in the next few weeks too.

Lets hope so.

happy 11th & 12th july!!!

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