I checked this out yesterday. Previous years were treated as 'hate' when they placed election posters of female nationalist politicians like O'Neill. Hate seems to be anything opposing the government messaging on whatever topic.
Indeed, but it seems the fake refugee thing has really tipped the MSM and parties from all sides over the edge.
Laws are there to be interpreted ignored and abused!
I read quite a bit of the comments under the various news outlets. The northern ones were filled with Unionists supporting and joking about it. What was interesting was the lack of 'outrage' from the catholic side. By and large they were absent completely. I took this to mean that the Catholics did support the sentiment of the bonfire but couldnt bring themselves to be openly supporting unionists. I wonder if this is motivating the politicians, that there is a unity amongst nationalist and unionists on this issue and its the last thing they want.
This is a terrible, bone headed, stupid take which makes me wonder if you are actually truely Irish.
That's where the Nordie's otherwise astute observations come down.
Myles, you gobshite. Being rabidly anti-Irish is in the DNA of Loyalists. There can never be unity....Loyalism needs to die out.
if it just another 11th bonfire, why are the political leaders having a shit attack?
Because this time it targeted their future voter base,
They hate more than that.
gript.ie
No Myles, I dont need to play footsie with UVF types. Unlike yourself.
YOU. DON'T. CARE.They hate more than that.
TREACY: The folly of linking arms with loyalism - Gript
July 12th has always been a time of fear for northern and particularly Belfast Catholics
"I was recently reading Proinsias Mac an Bheatha’s Téid Focal le Gaoith which describes how his mother and siblings had to leave their home in West Belfast in 1922 after their house was broken into and wrecked by loyalists with the seeming indifference of the RUC. They had already lived through what has accurately been described as the pogrom of 1920.
More than 250 Catholics were murdered in Belfast between 1920 and 1922. Some of them, like the six members of the McMahon family, by members of the RUC Special Constabulary. So it is hardly surprising that even today the Catholic population of Belfast in particular looks upon this event with trepidation. Many plan their holidays around it but some, in more exposed parts, have no choice but to remain and hope that it all passes over."
No Myles, I dont have to play footsie with UVF types.
They always have.
m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk
www.bbc.co.uk
theweek.com
www.westerntelegraph.co.uk
You play footsie with your filthy Jew Nazis in Tel Aviv as they carry out the ethnic cleansing of millions in Gaza, you dirty fucking zionist bastard so shut the fuck up about our country.They hate more than that.
TREACY: The folly of linking arms with loyalism - Gript
July 12th has always been a time of fear for northern and particularly Belfast Catholics
"I was recently reading Proinsias Mac an Bheatha’s Téid Focal le Gaoith which describes how his mother and siblings had to leave their home in West Belfast in 1922 after their house was broken into and wrecked by loyalists with the seeming indifference of the RUC. They had already lived through what has accurately been described as the pogrom of 1920.
More than 250 Catholics were murdered in Belfast between 1920 and 1922. Some of them, like the six members of the McMahon family, by members of the RUC Special Constabulary. So it is hardly surprising that even today the Catholic population of Belfast in particular looks upon this event with trepidation. Many plan their holidays around it but some, in more exposed parts, have no choice but to remain and hope that it all passes over."
No Myles, I dont have to play footsie with UVF types.
They always have.
Sinn Fein blast anti-internment bonfires as an 'attack on the community'
Sinn Fein politicians have condemned a number of anti-internment bonfires in Belfast, saying scenes of flag and tyre burning should not be tolerated.
Belfast City Council backs Sinn Féin bonfires motion
Sinn Féin called for council staff or private contractors to be allowed to remove bonfire materials.
Why a bonfire is sparking riots in Belfast
Police officers injured in clashes over anti-internment anniversary blaze
Image of Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O’Neill placed on loyalist bonfire
The picture was on a bonfire in the Eastvale area of Dungannon, Co Tyrone on Tuesday evening.
YOU. DON'T. CARE.
Why do you support the current Plantation then?
Id love to turf them out and send them back to the UK.
YOU. DON'T. CARE.
They'd send the Prods right back to us.
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Brigitte Macron's Testicles very nearly got washed away there ! !
