Reply to: It Looks Like an Organised Terrorist Campaign Has Started

[Troll]

I was removed so the Good Friday agreement could be put in place.

So you were the roadblock to peace... I hope you're happy now

[sasguru]

I was removed so the Good Friday agreement could be put in place.

Were you indeed? Did it hurt?

[alreadypacked]

The Irish constitution is a matter of fact, does it or does it not lay claim to all of Ireland?

I thought there was a referendum to remove section 23 of the constitution in Ireland. It was removed so the Good Friday agreement could be put in place.

[Troll]

BTW. I am not an Irish citizen and I have NFI how you inferred that.

Apologies - the float bobbed, you bit and it was an assumption that you were from the ROI

[shaunbhoy]

BTW. I am not an Irish citizen and I have NFI how you inferred that.

Rantor,
he gets confused easily. Don't take him so seriously, nobody else does. He is just an idiot looking for a new village stranded in an internet cafe somewhere dreary.

[Rantor]

Nope... you asked... I'm asking you to clarify...not insulting, not name calling just wanted to make the point - you paid taxes to a state that sponsored terrorism directly, or indirectly let it happen, that make you as culpable.
It may be an unpleasant fact that you would wish to go away... but it is a fact nonetheless

I can see no link between the constitutional claim on all Irealnd and the IRA campaigns. Is that clear enough?

Maybe there are some other factors?

BTW. I am not an Irish citizen and I have NFI how you inferred that.

[Old Greg]

true... but it did then did it not?

Yes - the Irish Republic was declared as all 32 counties, and while partition was accepted at the creation of the Irish Free State, the constitution remained. But it was pretty symbolic and aspirational with the important practical effect that it allowed people in Northern Ireland to receive Irish citizenship if they wished to.

[shaunbhoy]

Be quiet... grown ups talking

There are indeed, but you are not listening to them.
Whilst we are on the subject of state-sponsored terrorism I'd be interested to hear your excuses for the reasons behind the British Government aiding and abetting the loyalist paramilitary death squads. Now, google away Dobbie!

[Troll]

Not any more.

true... but it did then did it not?

[Troll]

And that is "controversial" is it?
Get a grip you moron.
That hardly makes every irishman/woman complicit in terrorist activity in any world but the blinkered bigoted little cesspool you seem to emanate from.

Be quiet... grown ups talking

[shaunbhoy]

The Guildford 4 sentences were overturned much later, you cannot use that as a reason for non complience

Not just the Guildford 4 sentences either. A number of high profile cases stunk to high heaven from the very outset. If they suspected the veracity of our Justice system then they were perfectly within their rights not to extradite. In hindsight they were proved right weren't they?

[Old Greg]

The Irish constitution is a matter of fact, does it or does it not lay claim to all of Ireland?

Not any more.

[Troll]

Be careful, he's going to spring a cunning trap

Nope... you asked... I'm asking you to clarify...not insulting, not name calling just wanted to make the point - you paid taxes to a state that sponsored terrorism directly, or indirectly let it happen, that make you as culpable.
It may be an unpleasant fact that you would wish to go away... but it is a fact nonetheless

[Bagpuss]

It's alright for the Guildford 4, they were let out, but you never hear anything about the Renault 5

[Troll]

You really do have raisins for a brain don't you?
I could rip them all apart but I'll start with the one about the Irish Judiciary.
How dare they consider the possibility that the UK Justice system might be a tad untrustworthy/incompetent in the light of the Guildford 4 eh?
Get a grip you mullet!

The Guildford 4 sentences were overturned much later, you cannot use that as a reason for non complience