‘UDA forced us from our home’

[Orange&BlueBear]

If you hate Britain so much, why move to Australia considering it’s a classic example of Britain’s Imperial past and also in your eyes has the ‘butchers apron’ (Union flag) on its flag.

You’re nit-picking at history to bastardise the British Nation.

The Boer Wars were a terrible period of our history and a history of our race. The Boers fought a war of attrition against our ancestors, attacking the supply lines and lines of communication, leading to more British soldiers dying from malnutrition and disease, the scorched earth policy used by the British against the Boers proved an absolute travesty to the tens of thousands of Boer women and children who died in the concentration camps from disease and malnutrition. The whole period in history is a very sad one, how ever when the rhetoric is finished, and regardless of a minority of Irish Nationalists who fought on the Boer side along with others of British stock, at the height of Britain’s Imperial power, over 30% of the British Army was Irish. So any so-called Irish man which you claim to be who seeks to bastardise the British over South Africa, would need to look at their own family history, as you only have to look at the war memorials throughout British Ulster and the Irish Republic to see the vast-number of names from both sections of the population.

As for IRA/INLA/IPLO or what ever bloody faction from the RIRA or CIRA.

The reality of the situation is that Irish republicans during the troubles killed more Irish Roman Catholics than the Police,Army, UDR put together and no amount of sheer propaganda can get a way from facts, but then never let facts get in the way of propaganda!

As for Orange marches being pointless and provocative, regardless of how you view someone else’s culture, I do see your little attempt to ridicule and bastardise it.

As for collusion, who cares? What actually is collusion, a police man or soldier going home ( and regardless of your propaganda as I very much doubt you have ever set foot in Northern Ireland, for every year during the troubles the majority of the British security presence in Northern Ireland were local men and women serving in either the Police,UDR or regular British regiments) and telling a member of his family or same community that such and such is involved in the IRA or suspected of being such, that information then being fed back to the right people who paid them a late night visit.

Or informants organised within organisations to hold back an organisations terrorist capabilities? All organisations had them, and used them to take out the right people. Who would be a stumbling block to long lasting peace. Possibly goes someway to describe why Gerry Adams life was saved so many times and much evidence to link him to IRA membership including photographic evidence of him standing at a IRA funeral in IRA regalia and being part of a secret delegation of the IRA to meet the British government in the 1970s he still never served a considerable prison sentence, the same with Martin McGuinness.

[foreverblue]

If you hate Britain so much, why move to Australia considering it’s a classic example of Britain’s Imperial past and also in your eyes has the ‘butchers apron’ (Union flag) on its flag.

You’re nit-picking at history to bastardise the British Nation.

The Boer Wars were a terrible period of our history and a history of our race. The Boers fought a war of attrition against our ancestors, attacking the supply lines and lines of communication, leading to more British soldiers dying from malnutrition and disease, the scorched earth policy used by the British against the Boers proved an absolute travesty to the tens of thousands of Boer women and children who died in the concentration camps from disease and malnutrition. The whole period in history is a very sad one, how ever when the rhetoric is finished, and regardless of a minority of Irish Nationalists who fought on the Boer side along with others of British stock, at the height of Britain’s Imperial power, over 30% of the British Army was Irish. So any so-called Irish man which you claim to be who seeks to bastardise the British over South Africa, would need to look at their own family history, as you only have to look at the war memorials throughout British Ulster and the Irish Republic to see the vast-number of names from both sections of the population.

As for IRA/INLA/IPLO or what ever bloody faction from the RIRA or CIRA.

The reality of the situation is that Irish republicans during the troubles killed more Irish Roman Catholics than the Police,Army, UDR put together and no amount of sheer propaganda can get a way from facts, but then never let facts get in the way of propaganda!

As for Orange marches being pointless and provocative, regardless of how you view someone else’s culture, I do see your little attempt to ridicule and bastardise it.

As for collusion, who cares? What actually is collusion, a police man or soldier going home ( and regardless of your propaganda as I very much doubt you have ever set foot in Northern Ireland, for every year during the troubles the majority of the British security presence in Northern Ireland were local men and women serving in either the Police,UDR or regular British regiments) and telling a member of his family or same community that such and such is involved in the IRA or suspected of being such, that information then being fed back to the right people who paid them a late night visit.

Or informants organised within organisations to hold back an organisations terrorist capabilities? All organisations had them, and used them to take out the right people. Who would be a stumbling block to long lasting peace. Possibly goes someway to describe why Gerry Adams life was saved so many times and much evidence to link him to IRA membership including photographic evidence of him standing at a IRA funeral in IRA regalia and being part of a secret delegation of the IRA to meet the British government in the 1970s he still never served a considerable prison sentence, the same with Martin McGuinness.

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