Irish unity....?

[Winnie]

Missus Bamfield!!!

You just can’t do it can you?
You just can’t admit you are wrong
Mummy’s little soldier never could do wrong

I think out of all this we all feel sorry for your wife

Either some day you will think of her as often as you think of me

Or the poor woman will have to live with someone who can’t admit he is wrong

Either way she has our sympathy

[Sputnik V]

Uuuhh he is doing the Mommy routine again.

Sad to see a lad go full Dozy

Keep me out of this

I never follow the fleg stuff on here, don't understand it

[YOYO]

Missus Bamfield!!!

You just can’t do it can you?
You just can’t admit you are wrong
Mummy’s little soldier never could do wrong

I think out of all this we all feel sorry for your wife

Either some day you will think of her as often as you think of me

Or the poor woman will have to live with someone who can’t admit he is wrong

Either way she has our sympathy

Winnie quit posting your therapy sofa sessions on here. It’s boring. Mullet is spot on.

[Mullet 2]

Missus Bamfield!!!

You just can’t do it can you?
You just can’t admit you are wrong
Mummy’s little soldier never could do wrong

I think out of all this we all feel sorry for your wife

Either some day you will think of her as often as you think of me

Or the poor woman will have to live with someone who can’t admit he is wrong

Either way she has our sympathy

Grrr grrr

[Willie Falloon]

Missus Bamfield!!!

You just can’t do it can you?
You just can’t admit you are wrong
Mummy’s little soldier never could do wrong

I think out of all this we all feel sorry for your wife

Either some day you will think of her as often as you think of me

Or the poor woman will have to live with someone who can’t admit he is wrong

Either way she has our sympathy

Winnie quit posting your therapy sofa sessions on here. It’s boring. Mullet is spot on.

Mullet got it wrong and refused to admit it.

[Mullet 2]

You guys are cute

[HighKingLeinster]

FFS mullet, its clear you screwed up and mentioned Winnie when you meant Willie.

You could have taken the easy out of "prods all look the same" but you just had to double down

[YOYO]

Got to say I haven’t been following closely. Missed what the heck the mix up is about.

[Mullet 2]

You're a disgrace to Catholicism

[HighKingLeinster]

You're a disgrace to Catholicism

Unless its some sort of ironic tribute to Paisley's "NEVER NEVER NEVER" style

[Mullet 2]

Far be it for me to ease up when Winnie is going bananas

[Winnie]

Far be it for me to ease up when Winnie is going bananas

By pointing out your flaws isn’t going bananas dear boy
Everyone knows what happened

[Mullet 2]

Even went down the wife line AGAIN

Covered yourself in glory again Captain angry

[YOYO]

Winne book yourself another sofa session.

[Winnie]

Even went down the wife line AGAIN

Covered yourself in glory again Captain angry

It’s ok
I know you were wrong
Let’s shake hands and put this while sorry mistake behind us shall we?

[Mullet 2]

Your famous for moving on from pasteings in the North.

So angry

[YOYO]

Your famous for moving on from pasteings in the North.

So angry

Winne adores you Mullet. I think he’s developed stockholm syndrome.

[Mullet 2]

He's hot for me alright

But my dance card of reactionary ring wing Pigdogs on here is full.

[Winnie]

Your famous for moving on from pasteings in the North.

So angry

Don’t be angry with yourself lad
Everyone makes mistakes

Virtual handshake heading your way
Now let’s enjoy the match

[themaddog]

The Trades Unions calling the DUP Mayor of Larne out, saying they never contacted him, contrary to what he said, about concerns for their workers.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland ... -1.4478251

This entire mess was orchestrated, rather badly, by the DUP. and I expect their sheer incompetence will bite them in the arse come election time with the TUV benefitting at one end and the UUP/Alliance at the other. As for Boris ? - watch this particular dispute with the EU disappear completely. And the DUP burn yet another card.

They're great lads in the DUP, aren't they Willie?

https://twitter.com/Choyaa13/status/135 ... 85/photo/1

Everyone knows you support the murderers and sexual assault sympathisers (Adam’s) inShinn Fein.

Have you ever voted for them or not?

Everyone knows
Unlike you I don't support sectarian scum.
Try again you plank.

[YOYO]

He's hot for me alright

But my dance card of reactionary ring wing Pigdogs on here is full.

Virtual handshake from Winne. He probably just wants to relieve his old ticker pounding. He’s not good at confrontation.

[themaddog]

Good to see that Flegory isn't a racist.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland ... 5y0BxWsfpY

The DUP MP Gregory Campbell has refused to apologise for comments made in a controversial Facebook post in which he described the number of black people on an episode of the television programme Songs of Praise as the “BBC at its BLM [Black Lives Matter] worst”.

Anti-racism campaigners and politicians in the North have called on Mr Campbell to apologise for the remarks, which the North West Migrants Forum described as “race-baiting” and “deeply irresponsible”. Sinn Féin has said it will report his comments to the House of Commons standards commissioner.

Mr Campbell, who is the MP for East Derry, told the BBC’s Evening Extra programme on Monday that the outcry over the remarks was a “contrived controversy” which had resulted in “the vilest of abuse” towards him.

He defended his remarks, saying that “if I have caused offence by stating the obvious, by stating something that is irrefutable, that the BBC are committed to reflecting the diversity of the UK and they didn’t on that occasion, and no one can say that they did, why would I apologise for something that is correct and accurate?”

“No, I don’t apologise. I’m anti-racist, do I apologise for that? No. I stand with a black footballer who refuses to take the knee,” Mr Campbell said, adding that he was “a committed anti-racist” and he did not need a “contrived controversy to turn me into an anti-racist, I have always been so”

[camroc1]

Gove doing his best Italian tank impression.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/world/u ... -1.4479493

[Trostan]

Economist annual world democracy rankings survey just puts Our Republic as 8th best in the world.

Highest in Western Europe and 9 places ahead of the UK
In the highest place after the Nordic countries and NZ and Australia

[themaddog]

Economist annual world democracy rankings survey just puts Our Republic as 8th best in the world.

Highest in Western Europe and 9 places ahead of the UK
In the highest place after the Nordic countries and NZ and Australia

They must be mixing us up with the utopia that is NI.

[Mullet 2]

Two of whom have monarchs thousands of miles away

[The Sun God]

The Trades Unions calling the DUP Mayor of Larne out, saying they never contacted him, contrary to what he said, about concerns for their workers.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland ... -1.4478251

This entire mess was orchestrated, rather badly, by the DUP. and I expect their sheer incompetence will bite them in the arse come election time with the TUV benefitting at one end and the UUP/Alliance at the other. As for Boris ? - watch this particular dispute with the EU disappear completely. And the DUP burn yet another card.

They're great lads in the DUP, aren't they Willie?

https://twitter.com/Choyaa13/status/135 ... 85/photo/1

All jokes aside, the DUP and KKK would be great friends.

What do you mean 'would be'....??

[The Sun God]

Economist annual world democracy rankings survey just puts Our Republic as 8th best in the world.

Highest in Western Europe and 9 places ahead of the UK
In the highest place after the Nordic countries and NZ and Australia

They must be mixing us up with the utopia that is NI.

[Mullet 2]

I see the ESRI were out last week saying the two lads in UCD were talking utter Pony

[The Sun God]

I see the ESRI were out last week saying the two lads in UCD were talking utter Pony

What's that about ???

[Mullet 2]

I see the ESRI were out last week saying the two lads in UCD were talking utter Pony

What's that about ???

McCarthy (?) I think wrote a piece saying living standards in the North higher, ESRI went through it for a shortcut.

[YOYO]

I see the ESRI were out last week saying the two lads in UCD were talking utter Pony

What's that about ???

McCarthy (?) I think wrote a piece saying living standards in the North higher, ESRI went through it for a shortcut.

Yeah that was a trashy piece.

[The Sun God]

I see the ESRI were out last week saying the two lads in UCD were talking utter Pony

What's that about ???

McCarthy (?) I think wrote a piece saying living standards in the North higher, ESRI went through it for a shortcut.

Cheers..

[nardol]

The Trades Unions calling the DUP Mayor of Larne out, saying they never contacted him, contrary to what he said, about concerns for their workers.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland ... -1.4478251

This entire mess was orchestrated, rather badly, by the DUP. and I expect their sheer incompetence will bite them in the arse come election time with the TUV benefitting at one end and the UUP/Alliance at the other. As for Boris ? - watch this particular dispute with the EU disappear completely. And the DUP burn yet another card.

They're great lads in the DUP, aren't they Willie?

https://twitter.com/Choyaa13/status/135 ... 85/photo/1

All jokes aside, the DUP and KKK would be great friends.

What do you mean 'would be'....??

sure didnt paisley not get his 'phd' from them?

[The Sun God]

They're great lads in the DUP, aren't they Willie?

https://twitter.com/Choyaa13/status/135 ... 85/photo/1

All jokes aside, the DUP and KKK would be great friends.

What do you mean 'would be'....??

sure didnt paisley not get his 'phd' from them?

I would say they have joined Christmas parties every year....

[YOYO]

They're great lads in the DUP, aren't they Willie?

https://twitter.com/Choyaa13/status/135 ... 85/photo/1

All jokes aside, the DUP and KKK would be great friends.

What do you mean 'would be'....??

sure didnt paisley not get his 'phd' from them?

I would say they have joined Christmas parties every year....

I sound really get off the fence!

[MrDominator]

Sensational article in the IT delivering some very necessary home truths:

Ulster unionist opposition to inclusion in an all-Ireland state was fully vindicated by the policies adopted by the Dublin government. From the outset WT Cosgrave strove to bring about the “Gaelicization… of our whole culture”; Irish was declared to be the national language of the Free State in its 1922 constitution. De Valera said repeatedly that its “restoration” was a “more urgent national issue than partition”; he was convinced that “Irish nationality would wither if [its]… revival failed.”

The southern leaders also set about constructing a confessional, Catholic state. Cosgrave’s government, and its successors, farmed out core responsibilities to the Church, particularly in health and education. It was a policy which its current Taoiseach has had good reason deeply to regret. In his 1937 Constitution, de Valera endowed the Catholic Church with a “special position” (Article 44), though fully aware that this would hinder Irish unity.

Moreover, Catholic moral values were all pervasive: divorce was not permitted, birth control outlawed, literature advocating contraception banned and films and books censored, so rendering “independent Ireland an object of international ridicule for the next forty years”.

A number of its other policies were equally anathema to unionists; it precipitated a trade war with Britain, 1932-38, and it adopted a position of neutrality during the second World War.

Furthermore, between 1919-23, Protestants in the South were subjected to intimidation, vicious attacks, sectarian murder (as in the Bandon Valley, April 1922) and the burning of “big houses”. All of this resulted in an accelerating exodus of up to 48,000 of them between 1911 and 1926. Those who opted to remain post-independence had to endure further violent outrages in 1935; legislation intended to create a theocratic state; the Ne Temere decree which applied the Church’s canon law to mixed marriages and the compulsory learning of Irish throughout the school system.

They were enclosed within a society dominated by a nationalist understanding of history, and in which there was an identification of being authentically Irish with being Catholic. Arguably, despite the recent modernisation of the state, a residual latent Anglophobia has remained.

[Bogbunny]

Sensational article in the IT delivering some very necessary home truths:

Ulster unionist opposition to inclusion in an all-Ireland state was fully vindicated by the policies adopted by the Dublin government. From the outset WT Cosgrave strove to bring about the “Gaelicization… of our whole culture”; Irish was declared to be the national language of the Free State in its 1922 constitution. De Valera said repeatedly that its “restoration” was a “more urgent national issue than partition”; he was convinced that “Irish nationality would wither if [its]… revival failed.”

The southern leaders also set about constructing a confessional, Catholic state. Cosgrave’s government, and its successors, farmed out core responsibilities to the Church, particularly in health and education. It was a policy which its current Taoiseach has had good reason deeply to regret. In his 1937 Constitution, de Valera endowed the Catholic Church with a “special position” (Article 44), though fully aware that this would hinder Irish unity.

Moreover, Catholic moral values were all pervasive: divorce was not permitted, birth control outlawed, literature advocating contraception banned and films and books censored, so rendering “independent Ireland an object of international ridicule for the next forty years”.

A number of its other policies were equally anathema to unionists; it precipitated a trade war with Britain, 1932-38, and it adopted a position of neutrality during the second World War.

Furthermore, between 1919-23, Protestants in the South were subjected to intimidation, vicious attacks, sectarian murder (as in the Bandon Valley, April 1922) and the burning of “big houses”. All of this resulted in an accelerating exodus of up to 48,000 of them between 1911 and 1926. Those who opted to remain post-independence had to endure further violent outrages in 1935; legislation intended to create a theocratic state; the Ne Temere decree which applied the Church’s canon law to mixed marriages and the compulsory learning of Irish throughout the school system.

They were enclosed within a society dominated by a nationalist understanding of history, and in which there was an identification of being authentically Irish with being Catholic. Arguably, despite the recent modernisation of the state, a residual latent Anglophobia has remained.

Hitler, although a friend, was an amateur compared with these guys.

[Mullet 2]

Imagine the Alabama of Europe talking like they are some home of progressives.

Sherrup DD ya sap

[camroc1]

The IT taking the piss with Unionists now.

Just wait until they let Tin Tin, Ferriter, and even McDowell loose on that steaming pile of shite.