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By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 09:49
really, where`s that?
By:
running on the spot
When: 23 Mar 17 09:52
Catholics were living in one of the most free and prosperous area .
Lies you really know nothing
By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 09:57
that`s what I believe and I have given the evidence to support it.
anyone living in the UK at that time were living in a country and were more privileged and lucky than in any other country before in the history of the world
that is my belief.
By:
running on the spot
When: 23 Mar 17 10:00
Lies again you're inventing the truth
By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 10:04
what lies,where are the lies?, you really will have to grow up
no one likes to be greatful.
By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 10:05
let me explain, it is not easy to build a successful and peaceful and prosperous and free country, it is difficult
take a look around the world and be grateful
By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 10:12
you have a problem with the EDL and not the IRA?
By:
running on the spot
When: 23 Mar 17 10:17
The ira don't exist anymore and yes the e d l are morons
By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 10:18
You don't like to answer the question
By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 10:19
that's ok, sometimes the question is more important than the answer
By:
running on the spot
When: 23 Mar 17 10:20
Put your lies up cmon lets see it
By:
treetop
When: 23 Mar 17 10:22
This thread is going nowhere.
By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 10:26
listen I suggest you get your history books out, and burn them
everyone in N. Ireland , catholics and protestants had the vote then
so stop believing the sh1te you were taught
By:
running on the spot
When: 23 Mar 17 10:34
Oh my god how thick are you
You couldn't vote in  NI unless you had a home most Catholics didn't because the unionists controlled the housing it's called gerrymandering
Now that's a fact go look it up
By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 10:37
stupid boy, you didn't have to have a home, you merely had to be 18, or 21 whichever it was at the time
everyone could vote, everyone regardless of religion or none, every race and every creed could vote
now stop believing the lies and propaganda and try and think for yourself for once
By:
running on the spot
When: 23 Mar 17 10:37
Most decent job vacancies had no Catholics need apply written at the apply again that's a fact
Look it up
By:
running on the spot
When: 23 Mar 17 10:39
Lies  lies lies you a are the stupid one know nothing ,you even blamed the cost of living yesterday on immigrants
By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 10:47
now look at what running believes "most job vacancies had no Catholics need apply" written on the form
That is the level of indoctrination that we see.
this was at a time when jobs were plentiful, wages were rising, peoples living standards, both protestant and catholic were improving at a greater rate than at almost ant time.
there was the freedom to live and work anywhere in UK were jobs were plentiful, and also the freedom to live and work in Ireland
By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 10:50
sorry he said most `decent` jobs were for protestants only
it is a mindset like that that will not be changed
By:
running on the spot
When: 23 Mar 17 10:55
Have to go out enjoy yer drink ya mug
By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 10:59
I don`t know if he agrees that everyone had the vote in N.Ireland either.
he saw them protesting for civil rights but but didn't notice the IRA members on the board
By:
lfc1971
When: 23 Mar 17 11:01
he has a problem with the EDL having a drink
and not a problem with the IRA bombing and murdering...?
still not answered...
maybe that is a question that will remain nicely unanswered
By:
p_r_e_m_i_e_r__f_a_n_t_a_s_y
When: 23 Mar 17 14:49
That is some crowd out lining the street and following the funeral process in Derry
By:
nomiskroy
When: 23 Mar 17 16:21
Roll forward 20 / 30 years. The person yesterday, who terrorised London. Say he survived, and say he became a politician, would he be getting the plaudits today, and a nice fecking funeral.

I hope fecking not. I would have hoped he would be rotting away in a prison cell. Or as yesterday, shot dead.

Sorry to offend.
By:
nomiskroy
When: 23 Mar 17 16:23
Think Norman Tebbit, said it about right. Just more eloquently than me.

And the current crop of two faced politicians, wishing him well now.
By:
Foinavon
When: 23 Mar 17 16:41
I too am with Norman Tebbit.
By:
MJK
When: 23 Mar 17 16:55

Mar 23, 2017 -- 8:49AM, p_r_e_m_i_e_r__f_a_n_t_a_s_y wrote:


That is some crowd out lining the street and following the funeral process in Derry


Not many people get Bill Clinton doing their eulogy

By:
Mikael D'Haguenet
When: 23 Mar 17 22:14
Catholic male unemployment 17.3%
Protestant male unemployment 6.6%

1971 census. (First time statistics were available)
By:
Captain Christy
When: 23 Mar 17 22:20
Tebbit did more evil in his political career than McGuinness did in his, of that there is no question.
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