Terrorism? Youth of today don't know the meaning of the word.

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WTFH replied

16 April 2016, 08:38
Originally posted by minestrone View Post

Time to move on.

You say that, but you refuse to.
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PurpleGorilla replied

16 April 2016, 08:15
Originally posted by minestrone View Post

As I said in my 'offending' post call me Dave making a pretty sincere full on apology for what happened in Derry and the full on tulip storm it created is enough. Time to move on.

You must post only rose tinted fluffy kitten posts!
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minestrone replied

16 April 2016, 03:14
As I said in my 'offending' post call me Dave making a pretty sincere full on apology for what happened in Derry and the full on tulip storm it created is enough. Time to move on.
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minestrone replied

16 April 2016, 02:51
I lived in a very heated area for a while at the end of the troubles, everyone wanted it over but I'm not going to lie and say there was no community support for the IRA after what happened in Derry.
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minestrone replied

16 April 2016, 01:53
I'm still not exactly clear what went on here...

John Lennon got an MBE...

Paul McCartney got a Knighhood...

And I get a 7 day ban.
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WTFH replied

10 April 2016, 21:22
Terrorism? Youth of today don't know the meaning of the word.

(Deleted, reveals too much of my personal life)

Last edited by WTFH; 10 April 2016, 21:26.
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minestrone replied

10 April 2016, 11:33
IRA apologist!
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minestrone replied

10 April 2016, 10:57
The issue with throwing about "IRA apologist" labels is that it simplifies the issue for people not willing, or possibly not able, to attempt to understand the issue.
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minestrone replied

10 April 2016, 10:31
"bans will continue"

But there was only one ban...
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minestrone replied

10 April 2016, 10:24
Or so I was told this morning.
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minestrone replied

10 April 2016, 09:56
I am an "IRA Apologist".

And the "bans will continue".
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minestrone replied

10 April 2016, 09:49
hiya Cojak
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Bee replied

29 March 2016, 12:07
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

We had it tough.

I disagree, youth know very well what is terrorism.

9/11 attacks with 3000 killed and the victims still growing with lung cancer. Was not in Europe but it's a shocking date that we will never forget.
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WTFH replied

28 March 2016, 22:14
Originally posted by minestrone View Post

Terrorism Act of 2000

After the IRA ceasefire and before 9/11 Tony Blair decided you could be searched without reason for being a terrorist.

Before the IRA ceasefire the same powers existed, but were limited to certain regions. Not sure what your point is.
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minestrone replied

28 March 2016, 21:34
Originally posted by stek View Post

Seems a bit mean but just take the infarction, I've had loads!

you actually live in here, I don't
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