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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

A step in the peace and healing process?

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By *orflondonerMan
over a year ago

Wood Green

Or a kick in the bollocks to many.Depends on your view point really

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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago

Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound

It's taken long enough. She's dined with all sorts.

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By *nfieldishCouple
over a year ago

Enfield

Whilst there is probably no bad feelings between the natives of both countries... I would say.. ( having Irish family)... There is still a lot of resentment to the ruling classes....

The visit means nothing to the common folk of both countries....

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By *orflondonerMan
over a year ago

Wood Green


"Whilst there is probably no bad feelings between the natives of both countries... I would say.. ( having Irish family)... There is still a lot of resentment to the ruling classes....

The visit means nothing to the common folk of both countries....

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You should drink in some of the pubs round where i live .There is still for some(getting less all the time ,admittedly) a fair bit of hatred for Blighty.

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By *nfieldishCouple
over a year ago

Enfield


"Whilst there is probably no bad feelings between the natives of both countries... I would say.. ( having Irish family)... There is still a lot of resentment to the ruling classes....

The visit means nothing to the common folk of both countries....

You should drink in some of the pubs round where i live .There is still for some(getting less all the time ,admittedly) a fair bit of hatred for Blighty."

The goose?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Progress.

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By *ingleguy1973Man
over a year ago

peterborough

Maybe if Martin McGuinness showed some remorse for the crimes he committed as a member of the IRA it would be a step in the right direction.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Bejaysus it was two people having dinner, won't change a damn thing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I missed out on a photo opportunity yesterday, the Queen gave the Irish president a lift to Windsor castle and her official limo was flying the Irish tricolour.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Maybe if Martin McGuinness showed some remorse for the crimes he committed as a member of the IRA it would be a step in the right direction."
Why would he, in his eyes he was fighting a war against nation occupying his country.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Maybe if Martin McGuinness showed some remorse for the crimes he committed as a member of the IRA it would be a step in the right direction. Why would he, in his eyes he was fighting a war against nation occupying his country."

Most of mankind have a conscience, even in relation to war

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By *ingleguy1973Man
over a year ago

peterborough


"Maybe if Martin McGuinness showed some remorse for the crimes he committed as a member of the IRA it would be a step in the right direction. Why would he, in his eyes he was fighting a war against nation occupying his country."

Because at the moment his holier than thou attitude is detrimental to the peace process. True and lasting peace will only come when there is forgiveness from all sides, and there can only be forgiveness when all sides admit and show remorse for what they have done.

Incidentally, there are allegations that McGuinness was carrying an SMG on Bloody Sunday and he fired the first rounds that led to the Para Regt returning fire. The rest as they say is history, albeit one sided.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

there were atrocities carried out by both sides of this conflict.

dont fool yourselves into thinking the british forces were whiter than white.

i have heard stories that would make your arsehole pucker.

its a hatred that is being perpetuated by those that lived through the troubles.

i have seen kids that have known nothing of it, spouting bile and hatred, because of what their parents and grandparents have told them.

until everyone can let go and say 'that was then, this is now' then nobody will ever move forward.

personally speaking, we should give the counties back to the republic anyway. we have no claim to them

but thats just me.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

We can all make allegations but until they are proven they are irrelevant. One-sided information is all I ever read and heard when I was growing up in the 80's thanks to the right-wing controlled media.

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By *ingleguy1973Man
over a year ago

peterborough


"there were atrocities carried out by both sides of this conflict.

dont fool yourselves into thinking the british forces were whiter than white.

i have heard stories that would make your arsehole pucker.

its a hatred that is being perpetuated by those that lived through the troubles.

i have seen kids that have known nothing of it, spouting bile and hatred, because of what their parents and grandparents have told them.

until everyone can let go and say 'that was then, this is now' then nobody will ever move forward.

personally speaking, we should give the counties back to the republic anyway. we have no claim to them

but thats just me."

Agreed but it seems that it is only the British Forces that are getting investigated etc ie the inquiry into Bloody Sunday with Soldiers potentially facing legal action yet IRA members are getting away with murder, litrally. Inequality will only bred more hatred and stall the peace process.

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By *0shadesOfFilthMan
over a year ago

nearby

Mandela had the right idea

Everyone has to get over it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"there were atrocities carried out by both sides of this conflict.

dont fool yourselves into thinking the british forces were whiter than white.

i have heard stories that would make your arsehole pucker.

its a hatred that is being perpetuated by those that lived through the troubles.

i have seen kids that have known nothing of it, spouting bile and hatred, because of what their parents and grandparents have told them.

until everyone can let go and say 'that was then, this is now' then nobody will ever move forward.

personally speaking, we should give the counties back to the republic anyway. we have no claim to them

but thats just me.

Agreed but it seems that it is only the British Forces that are getting investigated etc ie the inquiry into Bloody Sunday with Soldiers potentially facing legal action yet IRA members are getting away with murder, litrally. Inequality will only bred more hatred and stall the peace process."

tbf, under the good friday agreement, any many agreements after that, many of those that were convicted of atrocities on the irish side of things have been freed.

if thats a step forward, then fine, i have no problem with it, but it should be two fold.

however, there are still problems.

an undercurrent of unrest, both in NI and in the republic.

when im over there i dont go to V's local anymore after some unsavoury problems in the past.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Mandela had the right idea

Everyone has to get over it "

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By *orflondonerMan
over a year ago

Wood Green


"Whilst there is probably no bad feelings between the natives of both countries... I would say.. ( having Irish family)... There is still a lot of resentment to the ruling classes....

The visit means nothing to the common folk of both countries....

You should drink in some of the pubs round where i live .There is still for some(getting less all the time ,admittedly) a fair bit of hatred for Blighty.

The goose?

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No,further up , on jolly butchers hill,going towards Palmers Green. I am sure you know the one if you know the area

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"We can all make allegations but until they are proven they are irrelevant. One-sided information is all I ever read and heard when I was growing up in the 80's thanks to the right-wing controlled media."
never been to a wolfetones gig then

Wasn't it the labour government that sent the troops in?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Well one thing is for certain the speaker of the house of commons John Bercow was delighted to welcome the Irish President as he could look down at him!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"We can all make allegations but until they are proven they are irrelevant. One-sided information is all I ever read and heard when I was growing up in the 80's thanks to the right-wing controlled media.never been to a wolfetones gig then

Wasn't it the labour government that sent the troops in?"

What has that got to do with what I was talking about?

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By *nfieldishCouple
over a year ago

Enfield


"there were atrocities carried out by both sides of this conflict.

dont fool yourselves into thinking the british forces were whiter than white.

i have heard stories that would make your arsehole pucker.

its a hatred that is being perpetuated by those that lived through the troubles.

i have seen kids that have known nothing of it, spouting bile and hatred, because of what their parents and grandparents have told them.

until everyone can let go and say 'that was then, this is now' then nobody will ever move forward.

personally speaking, we should give the counties back to the republic anyway. we have no claim to them

but thats just me."

This

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By *0hnnyBrav0Man
over a year ago

Great Wyrley


"Or a kick in the bollocks to many.Depends on your view point really"

This ^^^^^^

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Made my blood boil to be honest , got some blood on his hands that one

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By *rsFine-MrBallsCouple
over a year ago

markinch

Send him back to ireland, her back to germany and give us independance, lol

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Absolute no brianer Scotland wants independence she should have it. I hope Mr Connery and Mr Stewart return as ministers for travel and culture respectively!

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By *imnher2Woman
over a year ago

watford


"Maybe if Martin McGuinness showed some remorse for the crimes he committed as a member of the IRA it would be a step in the right direction. Why would he, in his eyes he was fighting a war against nation occupying his country."

well said

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin

Martin Mc Guinness is elected by people to do a job..the job being to represent the people of Derry....He has a democratic mandate...he was head of an organisation which in the past committed horrific acts... Today he is minister of education and deputy first minister.... He has taken many steps to move forward many difficult steps.. He is not unique.. Most Irish political parties have a militant past many ex toaisigh have militant pasts even a number of ex presidents have militant pasts. The queen isn't my most admired of people but I admire her for acknowledging him as a joint leader and admire him for the steps he took. I admire the queen for saying a member of the crown will come to Dublin for the 1916 centenary...if we criticise all these people efforts wether they be republicans or members of the crown I dread to think of the consequences.

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By *extoysareusCouple
over a year ago

kinky heaven

She meets with Tony Blair and other terrorists.

don't have respect for her anyway

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin

The original title of this thread was queen dinning with Irish republican... Let's not forget president Higgins party was founded by a socialist republican who was executed by crown forces. So Irish republican isn't a specific term for a single strand of political opinion nor is it a term exclusive to Sinn fein

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By *oe_Steve_NWestCouple
over a year ago

Bolton

Travesty - would she dine with any other serial killer? Z

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By *oe_Steve_NWestCouple
over a year ago

Bolton

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It will read:‘A terrorist in white tie and tails is still a terrorist'

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No its a fcukin joke the queen dining the the IRA l have done 2 tours of n.lreland and they should be shot!!!

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin

Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

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By *oe_Steve_NWestCouple
over a year ago

Bolton


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue"

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z"

Communication is the key to enlightenment and understanding

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire

is peace not the better position for us to live in..?

yes recognise there are still dissident terrorists who wont accept peace..

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z"

it's simple...it easy to critisce Martin Mc Guinness because of his past involvements but in order to understand what made the man is difficult. but if you equate the scenario to Britain being occupied by German troops, what would you have done in this case

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By *orflondonerMan
over a year ago

Wood Green

At a time when the government has said there will be no further investigations into finding the perpetrators of the Birmingham pub bombings where 21 people lost their lives.

Wonder how Maxine Hambleton's(one of the 21) Brother and Sister Julie and Brian feel? They were in London in January to see if they could talk to MPs reference the bombings, that attended a meeting Gerry Adams called at one of Camdens council buildings.They approached Diane Abbott and politely asked her could they thev a word. her reply was "What is it you people want? Money??"

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By *oe_Steve_NWestCouple
over a year ago

Bolton


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z it's simple...it easy to critisce Martin Mc Guinness because of his past involvements but in order to understand what made the man is difficult. but if you equate the scenario to Britain being occupied by German troops, what would you have done in this case"

Wow - totally innapropriate analogy - wow - speechless really Z

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Potato soup, followed by Potato Dauphinoise and potato bread, ending with sweet potato tarte.

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z it's simple...it easy to critisce Martin Mc Guinness because of his past involvements but in order to understand what made the man is difficult. but if you equate the scenario to Britain being occupied by German troops, what would you have done in this case

Wow - totally innapropriate analogy - wow - speechless really Z"

explain how it's an inappropriate analogy

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By *oe_Steve_NWestCouple
over a year ago

Bolton


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z it's simple...it easy to critisce Martin Mc Guinness because of his past involvements but in order to understand what made the man is difficult. but if you equate the scenario to Britain being occupied by German troops, what would you have done in this case

Wow - totally innapropriate analogy - wow - speechless really Z explain how it's an inappropriate analogy "

nope - if you don't know then its simply not worth the time or effort Z

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z it's simple...it easy to critisce Martin Mc Guinness because of his past involvements but in order to understand what made the man is difficult. but if you equate the scenario to Britain being occupied by German troops, what would you have done in this case

Wow - totally innapropriate analogy - wow - speechless really Z explain how it's an inappropriate analogy

nope - if you don't know then its simply not worth the time or effort Z"

it's quiet relevant as the people of Derry lived in a city occupied by foreign troops . If Leeds for example was occupied by German troops. What would the people of Leeds do. The answer and the comparison isn't palatable. Hence the non appropriate reply

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By *orflondonerMan
over a year ago

Wood Green


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z it's simple...it easy to critisce Martin Mc Guinness because of his past involvements but in order to understand what made the man is difficult. but if you equate the scenario to Britain being occupied by German troops, what would you have done in this case

Wow - totally innapropriate analogy - wow - speechless really Z explain how it's an inappropriate analogy

nope - if you don't know then its simply not worth the time or effort Z it's quiet relevant as the people of Derry lived in a city occupied by foreign troops . If Leeds for example was occupied by German troops. What would the people of Leeds do. The answer and the comparison isn't palatable. Hence the non appropriate reply"

But 2 thirds of Britain wouldn't have considered themselves German would they? 2 thirds of the 6 counties considered themselves British.So not really the same thing.

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z it's simple...it easy to critisce Martin Mc Guinness because of his past involvements but in order to understand what made the man is difficult. but if you equate the scenario to Britain being occupied by German troops, what would you have done in this case

Wow - totally innapropriate analogy - wow - speechless really Z explain how it's an inappropriate analogy

nope - if you don't know then its simply not worth the time or effort Z it's quiet relevant as the people of Derry lived in a city occupied by foreign troops . If Leeds for example was occupied by German troops. What would the people of Leeds do. The answer and the comparison isn't palatable. Hence the non appropriate reply

But 2 thirds of Britain wouldn't have considered themselves German would they? 2 thirds of the 6 counties considered themselves British.So not really the same thing."

but not two thirds of Derry.

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By *orflondonerMan
over a year ago

Wood Green


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z it's simple...it easy to critisce Martin Mc Guinness because of his past involvements but in order to understand what made the man is difficult. but if you equate the scenario to Britain being occupied by German troops, what would you have done in this case

Wow - totally innapropriate analogy - wow - speechless really Z explain how it's an inappropriate analogy

nope - if you don't know then its simply not worth the time or effort Z it's quiet relevant as the people of Derry lived in a city occupied by foreign troops . If Leeds for example was occupied by German troops. What would the people of Leeds do. The answer and the comparison isn't palatable. Hence the non appropriate reply

But 2 thirds of Britain wouldn't have considered themselves German would they? 2 thirds of the 6 counties considered themselves British.So not really the same thing. but not two thirds of Derry.

"

Its a city within a country,the country in general.

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z it's simple...it easy to critisce Martin Mc Guinness because of his past involvements but in order to understand what made the man is difficult. but if you equate the scenario to Britain being occupied by German troops, what would you have done in this case

Wow - totally innapropriate analogy - wow - speechless really Z explain how it's an inappropriate analogy

nope - if you don't know then its simply not worth the time or effort Z it's quiet relevant as the people of Derry lived in a city occupied by foreign troops . If Leeds for example was occupied by German troops. What would the people of Leeds do. The answer and the comparison isn't palatable. Hence the non appropriate reply

But 2 thirds of Britain wouldn't have considered themselves German would they? 2 thirds of the 6 counties considered themselves British.So not really the same thing. but not two thirds of Derry.

Its a city within a country,the country in general."

the country was predominantly Irish the border was artificialy engineered to ensure a unionist majority. Cast your mind back to proportionate representation in Derry and what that led to.

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By *icked weaselCouple
over a year ago

Near Edinburgh..

Even if the Queen had a Happy-Meal in McDonalds.. they can still link it back to IRA...

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By *orflondonerMan
over a year ago

Wood Green


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z it's simple...it easy to critisce Martin Mc Guinness because of his past involvements but in order to understand what made the man is difficult. but if you equate the scenario to Britain being occupied by German troops, what would you have done in this case

Wow - totally innapropriate analogy - wow - speechless really Z explain how it's an inappropriate analogy

nope - if you don't know then its simply not worth the time or effort Z it's quiet relevant as the people of Derry lived in a city occupied by foreign troops . If Leeds for example was occupied by German troops. What would the people of Leeds do. The answer and the comparison isn't palatable. Hence the non appropriate reply

But 2 thirds of Britain wouldn't have considered themselves German would they? 2 thirds of the 6 counties considered themselves British.So not really the same thing. but not two thirds of Derry.

Its a city within a country,the country in general. the country was predominantly Irish the border was artificialy engineered to ensure a unionist majority. Cast your mind back to proportionate representation in Derry and what that led to. "

Or to give the unionists the right to their chosen nationality and religion.Hindsight is a wonderful thing and maybe,we should have never entered Ireland,but we did.And by doing so we created british citizens that live there(predominatly in the north) We owed them the right to choose their own destiny state(not that i believe thats the reason they got it mind, that was by threatening to withstand home rule "by any means necessary")

I ma going to leave it there as i know you as a United Irishman will never change you views and me as a Unionist will never change mine,so....Happy swinging

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin


"Ask yourself one question. If Germany had won the war and Britain was occupied by German troops. Would the good proud people of Britain stood by let it continue. This is not a endorsement of violence but in order to understand the political inspiration you need to relate the issue

I have read this twice and still can't understand - is it me? Z it's simple...it easy to critisce Martin Mc Guinness because of his past involvements but in order to understand what made the man is difficult. but if you equate the scenario to Britain being occupied by German troops, what would you have done in this case

Wow - totally innapropriate analogy - wow - speechless really Z explain how it's an inappropriate analogy

nope - if you don't know then its simply not worth the time or effort Z it's quiet relevant as the people of Derry lived in a city occupied by foreign troops . If Leeds for example was occupied by German troops. What would the people of Leeds do. The answer and the comparison isn't palatable. Hence the non appropriate reply

But 2 thirds of Britain wouldn't have considered themselves German would they? 2 thirds of the 6 counties considered themselves British.So not really the same thing. but not two thirds of Derry.

Its a city within a country,the country in general. the country was predominantly Irish the border was artificialy engineered to ensure a unionist majority. Cast your mind back to proportionate representation in Derry and what that led to.

Or to give the unionists the right to their chosen nationality and religion.Hindsight is a wonderful thing and maybe,we should have never entered Ireland,but we did.And by doing so we created british citizens that live there(predominatly in the north) We owed them the right to choose their own destiny state(not that i believe thats the reason they got it mind, that was by threatening to withstand home rule "by any means necessary")

I ma going to leave it there as i know you as a United Irishman will never change you views and me as a Unionist will never change mine,so....Happy swinging "

happy swinging brother but never forget the biggest unionist fear was papist domination of a protestant mindset. That papist domination in the republic is virtually extinguished through self implosion. Times the have changed. all for the better. Happy swinging

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