breaking: Gerry Adams Arrested in connection to McConville - MOD WARNING First Post

Tramps Like Us

My name is URL wrote: »

Well I'm not banned yet.. so go right ahead.

If you have the fortitude to call someone a homophobe at least back it up in some way.


Otherwise piss off and don't reply to me any more.

He's lucky you're not Waters lol

Witcher

tomwaterford wrote: »

it was a more or less war zone like...

unfair as it is....she got one warning not to do it than most

So if it was your mother pulled out of her house, shot and her body buried on beach would you say 'Well she did get a warning'?

efb

My name is URL wrote: »

Well I'm not banned yet.. so go right ahead.

If you have the fortitude to call someone a homophobe at least back it up in some way.


Otherwise piss off and don't reply to me any more.

Why mention a gay pride parade???

tomwaterford

MadsL wrote: »

Justifying it then. "Collaborators will be shot" being your line. Really?

yes...as sad as it is...I would probily agree....you would have to remember it was 1970s...british army was at its worst going around shooting innocents....I would have no bother if someone I knew was shot for helping them

My name is URL

efb wrote: »

Why mention a gay pride parade???

Why did you mention individuals not related to the current proceedings?

Tramps Like Us

dj jarvis wrote: »

your post actually has me speechless

Why don't you elaborate...

Its true that the media never mention that at least one of her kids was in the IRA (and jailed when his mother was killed). The story for years, which was obviously a lie, was that she was killed for comforting a dying British soldier. Or its also said she was killed for being a protestant (she married a catholic, was burned out of her home in a unionist area and moved to Divis and converted to catholicism). This is the type of myth building I'm on about -its not justified, what we should deal with is fact.

The Aussie

As an outsider I find it absurd how people can justify the execution of a widowed mother of 10(?) leaving those same children orphaned.

Losers be losers, idiots be idiots and poorly educated morons will be.....

ThisRegard

Troy Lumberjack wrote: »

SF doing well in pre-election surveys...can't be having that..boosh.

Tramps Like Us wrote: »

Obviously politically motivated timing. Been arrested before, hopefully he won't be beaten and tortured this time.

Adams was the one to go see the PSNI. No political conspiracy there.

MadsL

wazky wrote: »

Could you tell me any other conflict where it would tolerated? Republicans could hardly imprison her.

Tolerate what exactly?

The claim that she was an informer was dismissed after an official investigation by the Northern Ireland Police Ombudsman

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-26970704

efb

My name is URL wrote: »

Why did you mention individuals not related to the current proceedings?

They assisted people after they left custody. Now answer my question

Tramps Like Us

efb wrote: »

Why mention a gay pride parade???

Its obvious he mentioned it as something completely unrelated, like you mentioned something unrelated, to demonstrate how silly your post was.

Fred Swanson

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Barely There

My name is URL wrote: »

Well I'm not banned yet.. so go right ahead.

If you have the fortitude to call someone a homophobe at least back it up in some way.


Otherwise piss off and don't reply to me any more.

You're the one who brought up 'gay pride' as an insult to another poster.

Dear oh dear.

Scarlet for you:D

efb

Tramps Like Us wrote: »

Its obvious he mentioned it as something completely unrelated, like you mentioned something unrelated, to demonstrate how silly your post was.

Really? I explained my connection btw

Witcher

The Aussie wrote: »

As an outsider I find it absurd how people can justify the execution of a widowed mother of 10(?) leaving those same children orphaned.

Losers be losers, idiots be idiots and poorly educated morons will be.....

Nah man it's cool, she got a warning. Totally justifies it.

Next time I see someone I don't like I'm going to give them a warning to stop breathing and if they don't...BANG. I'm sure the Gardai, Judge and jury would back me...fair warning given etc.

Zonda999

efb wrote: »

There are elections in the UK too

I know, although the last time I checked, I didn't see anything that indicated that Sinn Fein were doing "well" in election polls in Northern Ireland. And lets be honest, doing "well" as regards a political party in an opinion poll assumes some sort of ever-changing level of support, which hardly applies in North in comparison to the South

MadsL

wazky wrote: »

Could you tell me any other conflict where it would tolerated? Republicans could hardly imprison her.

Except they did.

Right before they killed her.

bumper234

Tramps Like Us wrote: »

Its obvious he mentioned it as something completely unrelated, like you mentioned something unrelated, to demonstrate how silly your post was.

Ferris was mentioned because when the scum that murdered garda Gerry McCabe were released he went to castlerea prison and drove them off, that's what efb was referring to i believe.

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/TD+FERRIS+MUST+GO;+Mayor's+fury+at+killers'+jail+welcome.-a0205526616

Barely There

Any right-thinking Irish person will hopefully take my attitude when a Shinner canvasser appears on their doorstep.

Take their leaflet, rip it up, throw it in their face and slam the door.

Lenin Skynard

Fred Swanson wrote: »

This post has been deleted.

His show seems to always have a very distinct taste of Fanta off it.

efb

Doherty was throwing a party for the guys cleared of the Hyde park bombing but cancelled it

Little CuChulainn

MadsL wrote: »

Except they did.

Right before they killed her.

Didn't they have an underground prison in a bog in the southwest too?

wazky

MadsL wrote: »

Except they did.

Right before they killed her.

Keep twisting it but your deviating, also the link about her informer status? Must be true if they say so.

The Th!ng

I wonder does Mary Lou polish his gun?

Stheno

Barely There wrote: »

Any right-thinking Irish person will hopefully take my attitude when a Shinner canvasser appears on their doorstep.

Take their leaflet, rip it up, throw it in their face and slam the door.

I'm not waste the energy, I'd just shut the door once I realised who they were tbh

Had enough of them when I was in college, and I reckon about 20% of candidates in my area going by poster coverage are SF

dj jarvis

Tramps Like Us wrote: »

Why don't you elaborate...

Its true that the media never mention that at least one of her kids was in the IRA (and jailed when his mother was killed). The story for years, which was obviously a lie, was that she was killed for comforting a dying British soldier. Or its also said she was killed for being a protestant (she married a catholic, was burned out of her home in a unionist area and moved to Divis and converted to catholicism). This is the type of myth building I'm on about -its not justified, what we should deal with is fact.

the fact you just are explaining just saddens me more

A person was murdered , i don't care what they done , a "punishment" would have sent the message loud and clear , as abhorrent it would have been , its a lot less final than murdering her , and leaving 9 or 10 kids with out her.

this was nasty , even for the IRA of the early 70's

tomwaterford

Blay wrote: »

So if it was your mother pulled out of her house, shot and her body buried on beach would you say 'Well she did get a warning'?

I would hope she would be naïve enough to
1...help the british and
2...go back helping them after being warned not to

*I can understand why her children would seek justice...think its a little unbecoming of them to be cynically used by newspapers in the south just to politically attack what appears to be one of the main players in it
because it helps to sell papers

there are a lot more people who have a more deserving axe to grind with the PIRA in relation to unsolved/wrongfull killings
but since the msain players in said killings are no longer part of Sinn Fein...they are to be forgot it appears...its wrong...justice for all innocent deaths I say

Troy Lumberjack

Blay wrote: »

So if it was your mother pulled out of her house, shot and her body buried on beach would you say 'Well she did get a warning'?

If it was the 1970s, and she was acting as an informer, then that's a different world you are looking into, let alone a different period in time. Easy to look back now and go "oh nooes" - bit like if your chip pan goes on fire and you use a Monet to beat out the flames. People might question your sanity a few years later, in calmer times. There, then, fcuk the picture, lets put out the fire..

Troy Lumberjack

Davarus Walrus wrote: »

Shinnerbots to your keyboards.

I've forgotten for which party you were out till five in the morning the other day putting up posters - FG wasn't it? Does that make you a Gael-Bot?

Witcher

tomwaterford wrote: »

I would hope she would be naïve enough to
1...help the british and
2...go back helping them after being warned not to

*I can understand why her children would seek justice...think its a little unbecoming of them to be cynically used by newspapers in the south just to politically attack what appears to be one of the main players in it
because it helps to sell papers

there are a lot more people who have a more deserving axe to grind with the PIRA in relation to unsolved/wrongfull killings
but since the msain players in said killings are no longer part of Sinn Fein...they are to be forgot it appears...its wrong...justice for all innocent deaths I say

As if a child is going to understand or even care what their mother is doing...she was their mother..their only parent ffs. As if they would rationalise it and say 'Well maybe they were right...it was a war'.

Stop talking sh1t. There was no justification for it and there still isn't