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RAAD style shooting in Bray

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  • #32
    DarkyHughes
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 1,393 ✭✭✭DarkyHughes


    end of the road wrote: »
    no, vidulanti vermin don't do anything for reasons of good, its either to cause trouble or proffit from something, but use things like drug dealers and paedeophiles for example to get support from the dim

    Who is he? Some italian dude?


  • #33
    DarkyHughes
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    Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »
    Are you saying the INLA never profited from drugs?

    A faction of them did & were expelled & then went on to form the IPLO. The IPLO were later wiped out by the IRA in 1992 for their drug dealing in what's dubbed as the "Belfast night of long knifes"


  • #34
    Export
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    Can I put my cards on the table and say the following:

    1. I'm a wee bit of a Republican
    2. I support Sinn Féin
    3. Never ever ever ever ever, would I support an extortionist group.
    4. Please disassociate SF from extortionists
    5. Never would SF ever have in the past, extolled extortion.
    6. Whatever the IRA DID actually stand for, it had nothing to do with drugs.
    7. I still support the old virtues, tactics and beliefs of the IRA. What these scumbags are doing? Don't please ever associate them with people who fought for the freedom of our country.


  • #35
    DarkyHughes
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    mickydoomsux wrote: »
    In a hilarious turn of events a bit of an identity mix up happened at the time and the cannabis was actually handed over to a young African American man who was just passing through West Belfast at the time.

    One year later that young man released his first album under the name "Snoop Dogg" and the rest is history.

    It was in 1996. Snoop Dogg was going since 92.


  • #36
    .jacksparrow.
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,428 ✭✭✭.jacksparrow.


    Export wrote: »
    Can I put my cards on the table and say the following:

    1. I'm a wee bit of a Republican
    2. I support Sinn Féin
    3. Never ever ever ever ever, would I support an extortionist group.
    4. Please disassociate SF from extortionists
    5. Never would SF ever have in the past, extolled extortion.
    6. Whatever the IRA DID actually stand for, it had nothing to do with drugs.
    7. I still support the old virtues, tactics and beliefs of the IRA. What these scumbags are doing? Don't please ever associate them with people who fought for the freedom of our country.
    Can you throw up your evidence of this drud dealing?

    Once I see it I'll believe you're not trolling.


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  • #37
    Export
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    Can I just add also, that I've read case files of convicted members of break-away groups of the IRA. What they did? Nothing to do with Republicanism or Irish Freedom. Not a jot. Yobs, being paid to extort money.
    That they use a 'Republican' ruse? Don't be fooled.


  • #38
    Export
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    .jacksparrow. wrote: »
    Can you throw up your evidence of this drud dealing?

    Once I see it I'll believe you're not trolling.

    Perhaps you could ask a question which made sense?


  • #39
    DarkyHughes
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 1,393 ✭✭✭DarkyHughes


    Export wrote: »
    Can I put my cards on the table and say the following:

    1. I'm a wee bit of a Republican
    2. I support Sinn Féin
    3. Never ever ever ever ever, would I support an extortionist group.
    4. Please disassociate SF from extortionists
    5. Never would SF ever have in the past, extolled extortion.
    6. Whatever the IRA DID actually stand for, it had nothing to do with drugs.
    7. I still support the old virtues, tactics and beliefs of the IRA. What these scumbags are doing? Don't please ever associate them with people who fought for the freedom of our country.

    I'm not defending RAAD but their not an extortionist group. their Oglachs live in crap council estates & don't live any flashy lifestyles. Their belief is their doing it for the good of their communities.

    And the Provo IRA fought a just war.


  • #40
    .jacksparrow.
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,428 ✭✭✭.jacksparrow.


    Export wrote: »
    Perhaps you could ask a question which made sense?

    You know what the question meant.


  • #41
    DarkyHughes
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    Just a bit of history on RAAD for people who don't know much about them.

    They were formed around mid 1995 by dissatisfied Provos who were bored with the lack of the progress the peace process was making so they formed a small group called DAAD (Direct Action Against Drugs) who operated until 1996 when the IRA ceasefire broke down. In 2005 a year or so after the IRA announced an end to the armed struggle the group reemerged as RAAD (Republican Action Against Drugs) & started operations around 2007. Recently it's been claimed they've merged with ONH & the Real IRA but have still claimed responsibility for some attacks.


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  • #42
    .jacksparrow.
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,428 ✭✭✭.jacksparrow.


    DarkyHughes wrote: »
    Just a bit of history on RAAD for people who don't know much about them.

    They were formed around mid 1995 by dissatisfied Provos who were bored with the lack of the progress the peace process was making so they formed a small group called DAAD (Direct Action Against Drugs) who operated until 1996 when the IRA ceasefire broke down. In 2005 a year or so after the IRA announced an end to the armed struggle the group reemerged as RAAD (Republican Action Against Drugs) & started operations around 2007. Recently it's been claimed they've merged with ONH & the Real IRA but have still claimed responsibility for some attacks.

    Their deluded if they reckon their actions will achieve a united Ireland.


  • #43
    MadsL
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 20,299 ✭✭✭✭MadsL


    "Guns are bad, except when used in this manner" is the theme I'm getting from AH. Am I wrong?


  • #44
    The Backwards Man
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    DarkyHughes wrote: »
    Just a bit of history on RAAD for people who don't know much about them.

    They were formed around mid 1995 by dissatisfied Provos who were bored with the lack of the progress the peace process was making so they formed a small group called DAAD (Direct Action Against Drugs) who operated until 1996 when the IRA ceasefire broke down. In 2005 a year or so after the IRA announced an end to the armed struggle the group reemerged as RAAD (Republican Action Against Drugs) & started operations around 2007. Recently it's been claimed they've merged with ONH & the Real IRA but have still claimed responsibility for some attacks.
    You misspelled propaganda.


  • #45
    Export
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    DarkyHughes wrote: »
    Just a bit of history on RAAD for people who don't know much about them.

    They were formed around mid 1995 by dissatisfied Provos who were bored with the lack of the progress the peace process was making so they formed a small group called DAAD (Direct Action Against Drugs) who operated until 1996 when the IRA ceasefire broke down. In 2005 a year or so after the IRA announced an end to the armed struggle the group reemerged as RAAD (Republican Action Against Drugs) & started operations around 2007. Recently it's been claimed they've merged with ONH & the Real IRA but have still claimed responsibility for some attacks.

    It was the drugs that did it.


  • #46
    DEFTLEFTHAND
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    DarkyHughes wrote: »
    Just to be clear I never said it was RAAD,DAAD or any Republicans. Just the same style that they usually go for.

    And no Republican group has ever profited of drug money unless you count the IPLO as Republicans, the IRA handed over £20,000 worth of cannabis to a priest during the 90's. There is no proof what so ever that Republicans have ever profited of drugs (again unless you count the IPLO as Republicans which most Republicans don't).

    There only doing this type of stuff to rid their communities of drugs & by the comments sometimes on here by anti-Republicans I'd taught they'd be happy a dealer shot

    Maybe not dealing directly but I thought it was common knowledge that they were extorting dealers in Dublin up until fairly recently. This is where United Criminal Alliance (UCA) sprang from. Different drug gangs came together to protect themselves, which led to them eventually murdering RIRA members.


  • #47
    Export
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    DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »
    Maybe not dealing directly but I thought it was common knowledge that they were extorting dealers in Dublin up until fairly recently. This is where United Criminal Alliance (UCA) sprang from. Different drug gangs came together to protect themselves, which led to them eventually murdering RIRA members.

    While the auld guards were fast asleep, investigating speeding and such.


  • #48
    [Deleted User]
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    All these acronyms make me SAAD.


  • #49
    Export
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    DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »
    Maybe not dealing directly but I thought it was common knowledge that they were extorting dealers in Dublin up until fairly recently. This is where United Criminal Alliance (UCA) sprang from. Different drug gangs came together to protect themselves, which led to them eventually murdering RIRA members.

    You should stop (honest advice) letting people know what is known. ;)


  • #50
    .jacksparrow.
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,428 ✭✭✭.jacksparrow.


    DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »
    Maybe not dealing directly but I thought it was common knowledge that they were extorting dealers in Dublin up until fairly recently. This is where United Criminal Alliance (UCA) sprang from. Different drug gangs came together to protect themselves, which led to them eventually murdering RIRA members.


    Common knowledge, a "source" in the herald and Sunday world:)


  • #51
    wicklowstevo
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    Export wrote: »
    While the auld guards were fast asleep, investigating speeding and such.

    when scum kills scum who is at loss ?


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  • #52
    FloatingVoter
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    Given that the IRA and the successor "organisations" are heavily involved in the drug trade in this country, lets just call it a tiff between gangsters.

    Roll on the shinnerbots.


  • #53
    end of the road
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    wicklowstevo wrote: »
    when scum kills scum who is at loss ?

    the law is . scum or not this nonsense has no place here

    I'm very highly educated. I know words, i have the best words, nobody has better words then me.



  • #54
    .jacksparrow.
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,428 ✭✭✭.jacksparrow.


    Anyway this had nothing to do with RAAD or whatever they are.

    Just another gangland statistic. When will the guards do anything about the situation..


  • #55
    FloatingVoter
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    end of the road wrote: »
    the law is . scum or not this nonsense has no place here

    Nobody gives a **** about a piece of rubbish getting shot. Its when they risk the lives of innocent bystanders that the law needs to step in.


  • #56
    end of the road
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 29,538 ✭✭✭✭end of the road


    FloatingVoter wrote: »
    Nobody gives a **** about a piece of rubbish getting shot. Its when they risk the lives of innocent bystanders that the law needs to step in.
    no it isn't. innocent by standers are entitled to no more or less protection then the scum which are entitled to the full protection of the state. the law needs to step in all the time, not when the rabel rabel types who break the law themselves while pretending to be self righteous decide. and thats the end of it

    I'm very highly educated. I know words, i have the best words, nobody has better words then me.



  • #57
    wicklowstevo
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    FloatingVoter wrote: »
    Nobody gives a **** about a piece of rubbish getting shot. Its when they risk the lives of innocent bystanders that the law needs to step in.

    in a park at night ? the number o innocent people killed compared to the number of murders is very small. ,



    in reality almost all the people involved in gang land murders have many previous convictions and where there a proper functioning criminal justice system they would mostly be serving life or long terms in prison where thy should be


  • #58
    FloatingVoter
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,133 ✭✭✭FloatingVoter


    I'm referring to the toerags being shot at while taking their kids to school. On a busy street in the morning. Another incident - firing a semi-automatic into a crowd of people outside a northside Dublin pub.
    If they want to play soldiers in a deserted park at night, then good riddance to them.


  • #59
    end of the road
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 29,538 ✭✭✭✭end of the road


    FloatingVoter wrote: »
    I'm referring to the toerags being shot at while taking their kids to school. On a busy street in the morning. Another incident - firing a semi-automatic into a crowd of people outside a northside Dublin pub.
    If they want to play soldiers in a deserted park at night, then good riddance to them.
    not at all. our boys and girls will step in wherever whenever as its their job

    I'm very highly educated. I know words, i have the best words, nobody has better words then me.



  • #60
    Nodin
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    FloatingVoter wrote: »
    Given that the IRA and the successor "organisations" are heavily involved in the drug trade in this country, lets just call it a tiff between gangsters.

    Roll on the shinnerbots.


    Nope. Not in the past, and not now as the IRA have disbanded.


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  • #61
    .jacksparrow.
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,428 ✭✭✭.jacksparrow.


    Anyway this had nothing to do with RAAD or whatever they are.

    Just another gangland statistic. When will the guards do anything about the situation..


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