Faither-Jack

@SeanBra33633981 Post a link of the Unionist political parties standing in elections in Donegal please? How can you boycott parties that don’t stand in elections?

The North of Ireland has the" RIGHT TO DEFEND ITSELF " Boycott unionist loyalist political parties at all costs

@nikicaga Why would you make Donegal a second Scotland?

Restoring North Ireland by making a second Scotland for all the Ulster Protestants to move back to

@RedAsTheyCome @SageDespatches The aim of the IRA was Unification and no U.K. troops in NI Not only did they fail in those aims they disbanded and the political wing helps run NI on behalf of His Majesty the King (Col in Chief of the Parachute Regiment) That is a defeat in anyone’s book

@SageDespatches You claim by "your sources" they were defeated? Maybe try asking the army who actually faced them You're welcome.. 🧑‍🎓🧑‍🎓🧑‍🎓

Someone got a bit upset with me on here today when I said the IRA were defeated. I was told that "Nobody won from the troubles." As I pointed out to that individual, defeating a terrorist group is a win and indeed the security forces in Northern Ireland were "uniquely successful", as an expert on terrorism has said. I know that the IRA being defeated by the security forces is not a fact that everyone likes, particularly supporters of the IRA. There's also the 'nobody won' idea, peddled by the type of people who probably think we should all gather around a campfire and sing kumbaya. Well, sorry folks but in this corner of social media, there won’t be any kumbaya permitted on the topic of counter-terrorism. To say otherwise is insulting to people who countered terrorism and to people who were victims of it. I'm not going to pretend that what people did to hold the line and ensure terrorism, didn't succeed, or was all for nothing, or that they had some kind of score draw with morally bankrupt terrorists. I'm not going to pretend that "nobody won" just to avoid upsetting people. If the fact that the security forces were successful and the IRA lost (yet again) upsets people, that just means I'm upsetting the right kind of people.

@BelTel You are correct Westminster cares little for Donegal Why should they when it’s part of a foreign country

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@BeckettUnite He is so Irish he was born, brought up and lived in the U.K. cried because the U.K. wouldn’t give him money and has never spent one minute living in Ireland

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@kulture_watch What catholics are being put out of their homes in Donegal by Unionist terrorists?

Meanwhile, Catholics are being put out of their homes in the North by unionist terrorists

@Brehon_is_Best NI is a constituent part of the U.K. and recognised as such by the GFA The U.K. is very much a country Ask the UN, NATO, your beloved EU and the Irish government

Northern Ireland is not a country. Nor are Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland entirely separate following the Good Friday (Belfast) Agreement, which is a shared constitutional arrangement unique to Ireland.

@cursedbyaclown1 @chrisadonnelly In South Africa it was the white government who ended Apartheid

@chrisadonnelly We'd love to end Apartheid but it's a non starter as long as Whites want to maintain their minority rule

A ridiculous position to hold. Implicit in Martin’s comments is a belief we don’t have ‘reconciliation’ today, yet that does not negate our current constitutional position. A more logical position would be to contend Unity offers a better framework to advance reconciliation.

@chrisadonnelly We don’t not while the witch hunt being carried out by Republicans in NI and the constant glorification of murderous terrorist scumbags continues

@PhilKimby @SF_Commission @ChrisHazzardSF Wrong SF help legislate for the people of the constituent part of the U.K. on that landmass on behalf of his Majesty the King (Col in Chief of the parachute regiment) They do not legislate for anyone in Ireland

@FaitherJack73 @SF_Commission @ChrisHazzardSF SF help legislate for the people of Ireland who live in that part of Ireland that has the misfortune of being under British rule. The Brits sigh the cheques....

“I believe that a British government has no right to legislate on behalf of the people of Ireland, and I don’t believe I should be interfering in affairs of Britain either. “Westminster cares little for the north of England, never mind the north of Ireland!” - @ChrisHazzardSF

@ultras_antifaa a child getting put in harms way so the Shinners could say look at the British army they are hurting children

An Irish child taking part in a street protest against the occupying British army, Ireland, 1980s.

@corkyback you have very little knowledge outside you inbred west cork republican bubble

@FaitherJack73 From my knowledge still Scot, I never state you were Highlander. So many took the Sasanaigh 30 pieces & turned on their own. A despicable race of criminals compared to my honorable West Cork republican of not ever surrendering but taking the fight to the enemy & no compromise.

You got it all wrong & ever so foolish to be trampling on victims for your own political agenda. Out of it comes Gerry Adams his character unassailable & unionist diminished & you looking the simps

@corkyback the Highland Clearances were just after Scotland had its own Potato famine you don't know this because we don't wear a sense of constant victimhood

@FaitherJack73 Get real, simps what the Scots did to their own people is a crime of gigantic proportion; their own people driven from their ancestral homes for to ape after the Sasanaigh. A people without a moral compass aided & abetted by Cult of Knox. facebook.com/whodoyouthinky…

@mylog56 @CharlieCurrie12 except they live in a constituent part of the UK read the GFA if you don't believe me

@CharlieCurrie12 Ah they hate the fact they live on the island of Ireland in the great ancient Irish province of Ulster and theres nothing they can do about that. That the walls are closing in on their gerrymandered little Protestant pseudo British state.

Why are so many Loyalists raging against this outcome? Answer; Because they like to know the outcome before the vote. The reason; they still have the mindset of the gerrymandered. And we know gerrymanderers don't approve of fair & free elections.

@MartinCaldwell @Frank_Connolly_ there is a Bde size amount of regular troops based in NI at the moment there is also a third more troops in the Army Reserve based in NI as well

@Frank_Connolly_ And now tell us about post Good Friday Agreement life? There are no British military bases in Northern Ireland. And there haven’t been for over 25 years.

It's easy to say that now when you live in the unoccupied part of Ireland. I, on the other hand walked to primary school and played football on the streets amongst british army patrols, one of whom was kind enough to hold a rifle to my head when I was 12.

@ClaireBear_1981 @WalkAlanWalk @Frank_Connolly_ where in Donegal did that happen? and why are you blaming the British Army because they never deployed to Donegal

@WalkAlanWalk @Frank_Connolly_ I too lived in the north, and had a gun held to my head as a child by a British army soldier, at a checkpoint.

@Frank_Connolly_ read the GFA there is no occupied part of Ireland maybe if the folk you lived amongst didn't give support and hide murdering scumbags then there would've been no need for any Army patrols

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