the proddy lvf songs are the same as the ra songs proof thread..

flanum

heres one... im gonna post links to the proddy lvf anthem "young billy mcfadzean" and its exactly the ****in same as wolfe tones "james connolly".. wtf?
(young billy)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhUAXJOV1CM

(james connolly)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-mCd-m6KQA


same same?

flanum

ivf??? who the **** are they??? dont **** with them!! lolz!

flanum

L...vf ..or Uvf.........

Royal Irish

Its protestant, not "proddy" you sectarian bigot.

Qualitymark

Royal Irish wrote: »

Its protestant, not "proddy" you sectarian bigot.

But Didn't Royal Irish post this:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056053931&page=14

I'll put my hands up here and say I dont like Muslims at all. It was probably pretty obvious from my earlier posts on this thread anyway. I wasnt always abit of a bigot with regards to Muslims but I had my eyes opened living near Birminghamalabad in the UK and also 2 years on tour in the Middle East.

amy21

Royal Irish wrote: »

Its protestant, not "proddy" you sectarian bigot.

Qualitymark wrote: »

But Didn't Royal Irish post this:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056053931&page=14

Burn

Fratton Fred

Are the 100,000 people marching yesterday protestants?

Qualitymark

Fratton Fred wrote: »

Are the 100,000 people marching yesterday protestants?

I think they were dissenters.

Agent Smith

As long as i can have a go at the fupping greeks...


THEY INVENTED GAYNESS!

Pompey Magnus

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

This sounds familiar too, I just can't put my finger on why...

Qualitymark

O let the orange lily be
Your badge, my patriot brother,
The everlasting green for me
And we for one another.

tommyhaas

Royal Irish wrote: »

Its protestant, not "proddy" you sectarian bigot.

Why would you take offence to that? Its an abreviation. Is it offensive to refer to a Catholic as a Tim? I certainly wouldnt take offence to that

I think your just trying to play the victim here

arybvtcw0eolkf

Qualitymark wrote: »

But Didn't Royal Irish post this:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056053931&page=14

And...

I wasnt always abit of a bigot with regards to Muslims but I had my eyes opened living near Birminghamalabad in the UK and also 2 years on tour in the Middle East.

He was told in a previous post that Call of Duty tours are NOT real life!.

AckwelFoley

Qualitymark wrote: »

But Didn't Royal Irish post this:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056053931&page=14

you just won the internet.

Auldloon

Qualitymark wrote: »

O let the orange lily be
Your badge, my patriot brother,
The everlasting green for me
And we for one another.

A great song by my favourite Irish trad artist.

TheUsual

snyper wrote: »

you just won the internet.

And your prize is 2 weeks in a hotel in Birminghamalabad.

Wherever that is. :pac:

Qualitymark

Chuileog wrote: »

A great song by my favourite Irish trad artist.

John de Jean Fraser?

Auldloon

Um maybe I should say a great cover by my favourite trad artist Sean Tyrell... who is JDJF?

the keen edge

Sectarian Bigots, from the same people who created "Police cops"

Qualitymark

John de Jean Fraser (born John Frazer near Birr 1809, died in Jervis Street, Dublin, in 1852) was the writer of that song, and the father-in-law of Tom Luby. He seems to have been a freelance journalist, and editor of the Dublin paper called the Advocate.

Another verse from the song:

"Come, pledge again thy heart and hand
One grasp that ne'er shall sever;
Our watchword be 'Our native land' -
Our motto: 'Love forever'."

Ghandee

I am fckin knackered! Just finished painting all my rocks in the garden white. Just in case my 'Prodi' neighbour wants a snowball fight later on!

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Gucky wrote: »

I am fckin knackered! Just finished painting all my rocks in the garden white. Just in case my 'Prodi' neighbour wants a snowball fight later on!

What have you got against Italian politcians? They're no more corrupt and inefficient than our own.

Qualitymark

Sectarianism between Protestants and Catholics is what the Proclamation was talking about in "cherishing all of the children of the nation equally and oblivious of the differences carefully fostered by an alien government".

I recently talked to the daughter of someone who grew up in Donnybrook, then just outside Dublin, in the years at the turn of the 19th and 20th century. "Oh, he was quite Irish," she told me. "Irish through and through." Then she went on that the Protestant children would then play on one side of the street, while the "RC" children played on the other.

We must be very careful to avoid any of this, in a republic where such sectarianism seems utterly foreign to us now. Religion is a private matter, and should be left so.

Superbus

OK, WTF is a Tim?

Ghandee

Superbus wrote: »

OK, WTF is a Tim?

Tim.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Superbus wrote: »

OK, WTF is a Tim?

Nice, but dim.

RMD

Nice to see we still haven't gotten past this bigoted shíte.

Pompey Magnus

Superbus wrote: »

OK, WTF is a Tim?

Its a tag used by Scottish Protestants to identify people of an Irish, Catholic heritage who came to Scotland during the famine. Comes from "Tim Malloy", a generic term used for these people a bit like "John Bull" was used as a generic term for the English.

tommyhaas

Superbus wrote: »

OK, WTF is a Tim?

Its a term used for an Irish Catholic Immigrant, its used alot more in Scotland for obvious reasons