Google refuses to ban sale of IRA T-shirts

[Bobby Martnen]

The IRA is a good group, fighting for their people's freedom.

Yes, they can be violent, but sometimes you have to be when fighting for freedom.

[Profileid]

Because IRA and the Republican movement in general were always leftist allied.

[Neon Knight]

https://www.newsletter.co.uk/news/op...tion-1-8389445

Former IRA bomber and prisoner SHANE PAUL O’DOHERTY exposes the tensions and hypocrisies at the heart of the republican party

"Sinn Fein regards the IRA’s 30-year ‘armed struggle’ as entirely legitimate and celebrates those IRA volunteers who committed murders and bombings and in particular those who were killed by police or soldiers while ‘in action’. Sinn Fein regards all those who were imprisoned for murders and bombings as ‘political prisoners’ and as POWs.

Sinn Fein appears to be utterly blind to the thousands of human rights atrocities of the IRA, its many murders, anti-civilian bombings and tortures of persons whose bodies were dumped along the border or ‘disappeared’.

The October 2015 assesssment of paramilitary activity in Northern Ireland found that Provisional IRA members believe that the ‘army council’ oversees both the IRA and Sinn Fein.

The party has little internal ‘democracy’. It has been wracked by complaints of internal bullying and mass resignations of activists in the Republic of Ireland (that other ‘putrid little statelet’)."

https://twitter.com/shaneodoherty

[Aren]

The story of the kind, goodhearted Irish/Scottish Celts and the big bad, dishonest Englishmen is so fking pushed down on everyones throats by Hollywood. It's gotten to the point where Americans of English ancestry lie about being Irish or identify with their 1/16 Irish ancestry over their English part. Hollywood has played a big role in this.