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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote petej1963 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 Jan 2011 at 6:24pm
Originally posted by The-Scientist The-Scientist wrote:

Originally posted by petej1963 petej1963 wrote:

Originally posted by The-Scientist The-Scientist wrote:

Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Originally posted by deise316 deise316 wrote:

Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

Originally posted by deise316 deise316 wrote:

2 Election leaflets through the door so far, from the independent socialist candidate (double sided leaflet) and the local SF guy (Cullinane), an impressive glossy 6 page leaflet. Good to see an Irish printing company recieving money from the Northern Bank in this era of credit restriction.......
 

 

 

 

 
I agree with SF's policy of robbing the banks. They should start doing it down here.

 

Start ??LOL Some lads loosely (ahem) associated with SF hold the largest robbery record this side of the border as well. ( AIB Waterford, Feb 2009)

 

 

 

 
Whose that now?

 

what about the 2.1 million robbed by the stickies in lisduggan in 1992! 2 fellas camped on the roof for 2 days without anyone noticing.

 

when rabbitte, gilmore and de rosa heard about this, it broke the camels back and within 2 weeks democratic left was formed!
The stickies made more money out of the US dollar than the yanks did, all thanks to the printing press in China.....De Rossa is a coot, ask him who bombed the Para barracks in the UK 1972, when they managed to kill a couple of priests and a few cleaners............

 

they sure did, wasnt all printed in china, printed in cork and in gardiner place in dublin. they also had guys involved with passports and driving licenses. they made the provos look like boys been honest.

 

de rossa is nothing but a **** in my opinion! i could go on but ybig isnt a place to talk about the sticks



The story is that DeRossa rang the warning in, but because of his studder, by the time he got it out the yoke had gone of,,,,,,,


But of course this is all here say, time to move on   



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Originally posted by The-Scientist The-Scientist wrote:

Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Originally posted by deise316 deise316 wrote:

Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

Originally posted by deise316 deise316 wrote:

2 Election leaflets through the door so far, from the independent socialist candidate (double sided leaflet) and the local SF guy (Cullinane), an impressive glossy 6 page leaflet. Good to see an Irish printing company recieving money from the Northern Bank in this era of credit restriction.......
 
 
 
 
 
I agree with SF's policy of robbing the banks. They should start doing it down here.
 
Start ??LOL Some lads loosely (ahem) associated with SF hold the largest robbery record this side of the border as well. ( AIB Waterford, Feb 2009)
 
 
 
 
Whose that now?
 
what about the 2.1 million robbed by the stickies in lisduggan in 1992! 2 fellas camped on the roof for 2 days without anyone noticing.
 
when rabbitte, gilmore and de rosa heard about this, it broke the camels back and within 2 weeks democratic left was formed!
 
 
Had forgotten about that , suppose it was exceeded by the exploits of the Ra and the Monk as regards bank robberies. Were they on the roof as well? Talk about history repeating itself.....
 
 
 
 
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Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Originally posted by deise316 deise316 wrote:

Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

Originally posted by deise316 deise316 wrote:

2 Election leaflets through the door so far, from the independent socialist candidate (double sided leaflet) and the local SF guy (Cullinane), an impressive glossy 6 page leaflet. Good to see an Irish printing company recieving money from the Northern Bank in this era of credit restriction.......
 
 
 
 
 
I agree with SF's policy of robbing the banks. They should start doing it down here.
 
Start ??LOL Some lads loosely (ahem) associated with SF hold the largest robbery record this side of the border as well. ( AIB Waterford, Feb 2009)
 
 
 
 
Whose that now?
 
 
Believe they were called the Irish Republican Army, AKA Oglaigh Na hEireann, AKA the Provos, AKA The IRA. Surprised you have not heard of them, they were kind of big news back in the day
 
 
 
 
 
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote The-Scientist Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 Jan 2011 at 11:04pm
Originally posted by deise316 deise316 wrote:

Originally posted by The-Scientist The-Scientist wrote:

Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Originally posted by deise316 deise316 wrote:

Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

Originally posted by deise316 deise316 wrote:

2 Election leaflets through the door so far, from the independent socialist candidate (double sided leaflet) and the local SF guy (Cullinane), an impressive glossy 6 page leaflet. Good to see an Irish printing company recieving money from the Northern Bank in this era of credit restriction.......
 
 
 
 
 
I agree with SF's policy of robbing the banks. They should start doing it down here.
 
Start ??LOL Some lads loosely (ahem) associated with SF hold the largest robbery record this side of the border as well. ( AIB Waterford, Feb 2009)
 
 
 
 
Whose that now?
 
what about the 2.1 million robbed by the stickies in lisduggan in 1992! 2 fellas camped on the roof for 2 days without anyone noticing.
 
when rabbitte, gilmore and de rosa heard about this, it broke the camels back and within 2 weeks democratic left was formed!
 
 
Had forgotten about that , suppose it was exceeded by the exploits of the Ra and the Monk as regards bank robberies. Were they on the roof as well? Talk about history repeating itself.....
 
 
 
 
official ira minty carried it out and the monk wasn't after that job, he told the sticks he want 50% of the loot which the sticks told him to get f**ked
 
the funniest thing about that raid, 2 days later the provos came out and said they did it! LOLLOL
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The IRAs Disappeared on Tomorrow night on RTE. Will Adams be f**ked politically? Surely there'll be a move to oust him completely as leader at this stage?

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In the tape recorded by Hughes, he says: "This woman was taken away and executed . . . Jean McConville. There was only one man who gave the order for that woman to be executed. That man is now the head of Sinn Fein and he went to this family's house and promised an investigation into the woman's disappearance.

"That man is the man that gave the order for that woman to be executed. I did not give the order to execute that woman – he did."


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Is there anyone in Sinn Fein that would stand up to him? I think he will just brush this under the carpet like he has done so many times.
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Obviously what he says with re to Sinn Fein is all good honest truthfulness and well considered statements.

I'm sure Hughes's comments will be lapped up though by the loyalist/unionist community and the majority in the south as it fits a certain agenda down in the 26.

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They'd want to do something, the country is in a complete mess and they can't top the polls.
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When one member of an organisation is ratting out another member of an organisation (particularly post-humusly) then I think it has to be taken with a pinch of salt.

People will jump on this but I think they would be foolish to take the views of anti agreement republicans as gospel
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It's well known that darkie had a falling out with the leadership over the peace process and was very bitter about it, he also had severe dementia near the end who knows what his state of mind was at the time of the recordings or if he even had a mind left!!! Either way jean mc conville was caught with bugging devices not once but twice, appartently she was warned what would happen. Im in no way condoning her murder but what did she expect, as we say up here, keep the head Down, don't get involved and all Will be ok..
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Originally posted by Fintan Fintan wrote:

Obviously what he says with re to Sinn Fein is all good honest truthfulness and well considered statements.

I'm sure Hughes's comments will be lapped up though by the loyalist/unionist community and the majority in the south as it fits a certain agenda down in the 26.


Yeah because the leader of a political party being involved in a murder will get huge coverage because it fits "a certain agenda" LOL 

Think about what you are trying to say for a second. Imagine Ed Milliband, John Boehner or Michael Martin being linked to a murder? When Big Gerry is linked to a murder, any furore "fits a certain agenda". 
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Originally posted by Landon Donovan Landon Donovan wrote:

Originally posted by Fintan Fintan wrote:

Obviously what he says with re to Sinn Fein is all good honest truthfulness and well considered statements.

I'm sure Hughes's comments will be lapped up though by the loyalist/unionist community and the majority in the south as it fits a certain agenda down in the 26.



Yeah because the leader of a political party being involved in a murder will get huge coverage because it fits "a certain agenda" LOL 

Think about what you are trying to say for a second. Imagine Ed Milliband, John Boehner or Michael Martin being linked to a murder? When Big Gerry is linked to a murder, any furore "fits a certain agenda". 


Agreed, the man has huge question marks hanging over him. They'll never go away no matter what people do or say, including himself. "Fits a certain agenda" my arse.
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Originally posted by Landon Donovan Landon Donovan wrote:

Originally posted by Fintan Fintan wrote:

Obviously what he says with re to Sinn Fein is all good honest truthfulness and well considered statements.

I'm sure Hughes's comments will be lapped up though by the loyalist/unionist community and the majority in the south as it fits a certain agenda down in the 26.



Yeah because the leader of a political party being involved in a murder will get huge coverage because it fits "a certain agenda" LOL 

Think about what you are trying to say for a second. Imagine Ed Milliband, John Boehner or Michael Martin being linked to a murder? When Big Gerry is linked to a murder, any furore "fits a certain agenda". 



Stupid comparison comparing leaders from stable democracies to one who led a party through and out of a bloody civil conflict.

Imagine one of the 20th centuries greatest leaders Nelson Mandela being linked to a murder!!

In any piece of evidence the veracity needs to be examined and evaluated and part of this is evaluating the source and their reliability, motivation, biase etc. it is legitimate to have genuine concerns in this case. I don't support SF but i have heard some of the sh*t concocted here in Derry by anti agreement republicans against sf members so I know they have an agenda and a policy of damaging SF to further that agenda
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Ah Mandela, the default person to fall back on to make Gerry Adams look a good man

Anyone who doesnt think this matters is deluded, SF with himself and McGuinness amongst otheres still there they will never ever get into government, hpw their supporters don't see this and react to it is beyond me but I'm happy out with them being in that position
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Don't get me wrong I'm not pro Sinn Fein by any stretch of the imagination but I just find it sickening that whatever they try to do is met with claims of 'yous boys are former terrorists and not to be trusted' but that when Hughes speaks, who is from the very same background and was involved in the very same conflict his word is taken as gospel......It's taken as gospel because it fits an agenda.

The north was a messed up place from the 60s right through to the 90s and Sinn Fein have come out of it with lots of support and a mandate based on non-violence, dialogue and working towards a united Ireland through peaceful means.

Fair enough if people don't want the united Ireland thing but to constantly lambast Sinn Fein and to jump on quotes from someone who was pro violence and quite frankly a bit mad in order to use it as 'proof' about how bad Gerry Adams is/was is hyprotical, sad and counterproductive.
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Originally posted by nvidic nvidic wrote:

Ah Mandela, the default person to fall back on to make Gerry Adams look a good man

Anyone who doesnt think this matters is deluded, SF with himself and McGuinness amongst others still there they will never ever get into government, how their supporters don't see this and react to it is beyond me but I'm happy out with them being in that position
Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams has secured his seat in Louth on the first count with more than 15,000 votes.
 
Mr. McGuinness finished a solid third place, with a national vote share of 13.7% - an increase on Sinn Féin's share in the general election eight months previous
 
I'm not sure any other Sinn Fein candidates would be able to yield as high a percentage of votes as these two. For instance Pearse Doherty was only elected in on the 4th count in 2011.
 
In my opinion Sinn Fein's next move will be to try and become the biggest party in opposition as I feel come the next general election Fine Gael will retain their place in government, not so sure about Labour though. 
 
By the time Sinn Fein are pushing to get into government I would imagine McGuiness and Adams will be retired from politics.
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Originally posted by Stillhuntinghenry Stillhuntinghenry wrote:

Originally posted by Landon Donovan Landon Donovan wrote:

Originally posted by Fintan Fintan wrote:

Obviously what he says with re to Sinn Fein is all good honest truthfulness and well considered statements.

I'm sure Hughes's comments will be lapped up though by the loyalist/unionist community and the majority in the south as it fits a certain agenda down in the 26.



Yeah because the leader of a political party being involved in a murder will get huge coverage because it fits "a certain agenda" LOL 

Think about what you are trying to say for a second. Imagine Ed Milliband, John Boehner or Michael Martin being linked to a murder? When Big Gerry is linked to a murder, any furore "fits a certain agenda". 



Stupid comparison comparing leaders from stable democracies to one who led a party through and out of a bloody civil conflict.

Imagine one of the 20th centuries greatest leaders Nelson Mandela being linked to a murder!!

In any piece of evidence the veracity needs to be examined and evaluated and part of this is evaluating the source and their reliability, motivation, biase etc. it is legitimate to have genuine concerns in this case. I don't support SF but i have heard some of the sh*t concocted here in Derry by anti agreement republicans against sf members so I know they have an agenda and a policy of damaging SF to further that agenda
Wasn't Mandela put in prison because of something like that. A car bomb or something.
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Mandela was a well dodgy character. Best mates with Charles Taylor too. 
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