Glorious Twelfth? Or Ulster’s 11th Hour – Who Fawns On GAA Traitors?
It’ll soon be Twelfth Night, as they say back in God’s Country, but not yet, not there in Ulster. A six hour time difference, I believe.
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But never fear, they’ll read this when they wake, my regular fans across that little patch of land that is forever British.
Forever?
One does begin to wonder, as the arrogance and triumphalism of the enemy within rears its ugly head time and time again.
I’m not talking about the imbecility of the Parades Commission, which purports to be impartial between loyal citizens and disloyal, while repeatedly tilting towards marchers who want Ulster annexed to a foreign republic.
No, today, just a look at the games people play with the truth, the ‘sports’ group called the GAA.
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Sinn Fein and the TUV have clashed after Mid & East Antrim’s Deputy Mayor labelled the GAA as being ‘intertwined with terrorism’.
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- It seems TUV Councillor Timothy Gaston called for proposed grants of public money to the GAA to be refused and this greatly upset another councillor, Patrice Hardy. And which party does this individual represent?
None other than Sinn Fein, the ‘political wing’ of the IRA murder-gang. And while we can’t say that she has any rap-sheet for murder, it’s fair to say that she has a penchant for mendacity!
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Hardy the Liar
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“The Deputy Mayor made a number of appalling and offensive comments about the Association which embraces every section of the community, champions equality, is non-party political, non-sectarian and anti-racist. “
Tim Gaston, whose motion to stop funding the republican scum was unfortunately defeated, had indulged in inflammatory and dangerous remarks, she ranted.
But in fact, the TUV man had only been telling the truth about this treasonous outfit. He expanded on his protest by reminding us of the Kevin Lynch Hurling Club in Dungiven, named after an INLA hunger striker.
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Timothy Gaston
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“What sort of sport names its clubs after someone who engaged in an activity which can deny people the ability to ever walk again, never mind play GAA or any other sport? And just a few years ago Galbally Pearses Club gave out medals with the picture of a dead IRA terrorist to children under 12.”
http://www.ballymenatimes.com/news/local-news/clashes-over-gaa-remarks-1-6839410
“If there are people uncomfortable with these facts being pointed out, they should take the matter up with the GAA. Does Cllr Hardy deny that this is the case? Indeed, does Cllr Hardy even believe it was wrong?”
Good questions, and the lying minx Hardy, who calls the GAA non-sectarian despite knowing full well the facts Gaston gives us, obviously doesn’t think it’s wrong.
But what is VERY wrong is how some politicians who call themselves loyal and unionist not only vote for funding for the swine but, higher up the food chain, go into the middens and mingle with the traitors who frolic there.
People like Nelson McCausland, currently a DUP Minister of Social Development, who a few years ago lavished £60m on the GAA as Sports Minister….
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Peter Robinson, who was absolutely at ease as he took a seat under the tricolour to watch two teams play whose county officials boycotted the Queen‟s visit to Croke Park!. GAA = IRA? Yes, But A Broken Britain Won’t Mean An Expanded Eire!
Their readiness to collaborate with Ulster’s enemies is much more offensive than Sinn Fein/IRA lies, because the British people of Ulster are entitled to expect better of those who purport to be their leaders.
And it is the betrayal of principle that puts Ulster’s British future in jeopardy.
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You don’t play games with traitors. You string the bast++ds up!
Mark 03:12 on July 12, 2015 Permalink |
Sectarianism is hatred of different religion not ethnicity or political affiliation just to correct you. I call the world as I see it not how some desire it to be.
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ross1948 08:27 on July 12, 2015 Permalink |
Pity you don’t call the GAA what they are, fans of sectarian murder gangsters.
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Mark 20:43 on July 12, 2015 Permalink
You mean Ulster GAA in general? Most politicians in the current government down south want nothing to do with them.
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ross1948 22:40 on July 13, 2015 Permalink
If only Robinson felt the same.
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Billy King 15:03 on July 13, 2015 Permalink |
Sectarian is what sectarian does, Mark!
Bombing Protestant shoppers in Shankill,, ambushing Protestant workmen and murdering them at Kingsmill, that sounds to most of us like sectarian, and that’s Sinn Fein. and the IRA. are guilty of. GAA? there’s not a lot to distingush one of them from the other.
The fancy words might be ‘ethnic cleansing,’ but it’s still kill the Protestant farms along the border to overturn the Plantation
Sectarian, no question, like you know well if you’ve lived through it..
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Mark 04:04 on July 14, 2015 Permalink |
Political bias doesn’t target one religion then you guys claim ‘The IRA killed more catholics than everyone else’. There’s an illogical fallacy in that argument itself. Why don’t you look up Ronnie Bunting and question why most republican groups were left wing hardly the types looking up to religion on a frequent and professional basis.
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RTG 15:54 on July 13, 2015 Permalink |
I agree with you Ross, this GAA is known to be IRA at play. It was terrible for Robinson to spend his time with people like that.
I have not the faintest idea what Mark is on about but he should catch himself on.
Its himself that needs corrected, If he sees a world with a GAA that isn’t sectarian, he must be living in another dimension.
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Mark 04:01 on July 14, 2015 Permalink |
It doesn’t exclude people by their religion ask darren sweetnam but you’re gonna prefer to stay in your bubble frankly I hope our government builds a concrete wall so most people can shut out the north and the trouble which frequently accompanies that province.
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