‘Candlewick Bedspreads?’ Ulster Brits V Eire Expansionism!
Gosh, it was baking hot today, near enough, perhaps, the levels of temperature currently experienced by Charles Manson, Martin McGuinness and Che Guevara…
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…down there where they’re manacled to the fiery furnace.
However, I love hot weather, and besides, it’s Good Friday, a religious holiday even here in Indonesia…
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BUT…hard to forget how it was tainted by the dirty deal between B.Liar and Blood-Beast Adams.
So it’s timely to peruse another example of The Guardian giving a platform to grotesques, with an Ulster disloyal incoherently ranting about how decent British folk there furnish their bedrooms….
…nostalgia for the days of empire and one-party government and candlewick bedspreads for the godly… https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/mar/25/brexit-ireland-troubles-border-sunday-essay
Serious nut-job alert required for this Susan McKay, who hails from Londonderry but chooses to live in the alien and hostile republic next door.
Having travelled quite a few times around the land of my ancestors, I have never heard anybody there, old or young, godly or not, express longing for candlewick anything.
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Dublin’s Fifth Columnist is talking rot!
But she gives the game away by her unremitting hostility to the loyal Ulster cause, her snide reference to ‘one-party government’ – as if governments comprised of one party are somehow incompatible with democratic principles ( no slur from her on Britain’s elected post-war Labour and Conservative governments and Macron’s elected government in France today)…
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…and when she writes that ‘until recently, only Sinn Féin pushed for reunification, and the bloody history of the IRA meant that many people shied away.
BUT?
But Sinn Féin has new leaders now who were not in the IRA…
Come off it, kid!
The ONLY reason Sinn Fein’s new leadership contains fewer swine with terrorist convictions is that scum like McGuinness are burning in Hell while many of his fellow-murder-gang cowards are retired rats.
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Unlike vampires of legend, bloodthirsty IRA vermin are not immortal. Those old curs have happily handed over control to younger undesirables like that McDonald woman.
Mary Lou McDonald defends using Provo slogan
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….McDonald, basking in the Blood-Beast’s smiles
She understood that it was necessary, she told a documentary some years ago, to take up arms against the British state…
Mary Lou McDonald: a Dubliner with deep republican roots
BUT?
Yes, back to that ‘but’ again, because the anti-Brit hack continues her ‘BUT’ sentence with a truth that’s undeniable, given the way the queer-led regime in Dublin has been cosying up to Brussels…
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….in an echo of De Valera’s slavish attention to every courtesy when he expressed condolences to Berlin on Hitler’s death in 1945.
…and in recent months the taoiseach and his minister for foreign affairs have openly declared their desire to see a UNITED IRELAND WITHIN THE EU.
An open border? That’s not what the enemy in Dublin desires! Dublin’s expansionist dream has never died.
The Guardian’s scribbler jokes about President Trump proposing a wall across the Emerald Isle.
Maybe not a bad idea, but first let’s see that border redrawn to get rid of the treacherous Fifth Column in areas like Crossmaglen…
Margaret Kimber, 
Allen Rowe, 
Kenneth Hendry, and 2 others are discussing. 
rossrightangle 
Billy King 20:04 on March 30, 2018 Permalink |
Happy Easter, Ross! I laughed at your hot weather remarks, wish we had some sunshine here.
That woman has no idea what she is on about, candlewick bedspreads? Rubbish.
Her kind that ae born in Ulster then go to live in Eire? Fine by me, if they all go, and as Mr. Trump says, let’s build a wall.
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Colin Deane 21:06 on March 30, 2018 Permalink |
Manson, McGuinness and Guevara?
An unholy trinity on your Easter page, sir..
All you wrote is true but you could have written more, about how the enemy refused the offer to take part in our democratic parliament from the start and how their clergy refused to appoint a chaplain, sectarian hate allied with treason for all Ulster to see.
Margaret Thatcher should have persevered with her repartition idea.
If you have a dangerous tumour then you don’t share power with it, you get it cut out.
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Allen Rowe 02:16 on March 31, 2018 Permalink |
I think you are unfair, Ross.
I mean to Manson.
He was mad and/or bad but he was guilty of nowhere near the number of murders of innocents as were McGuinness and Guevara.
How about Pol Pot?.
Or Hitler?
Or Mao?
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Kenneth Hendry 00:14 on March 31, 2018 Permalink |
We did wonders here, made a good place to live where there used to be a wilderness.
Then the land around the border between Uster and its bad neighbour was the scene of ethnic cleansing by the IRA and it was plain as the nose on your face that the bad neighbour sanctioned that. They harboured the terrorists and refused to extradite them.
Even this Guardian woman Susan McKay admits to what the IRA were after by their murdering acts. Now she writes from the very same bad neighbour and she wants to see the border disappear.
So does her precious Varadkar and his allies in Brussels.
All this was foreseeable when Major and then Blair stopped standing up to the bad neighbour and decided to discuss the UK’s internal affairs with trouble-maker foreign politicians.like Reynolds
We should have taken our stand then but we’re only down, not out, so far
Let it be clear.as day, ANY moves to bring us under Dublin rule will meet armed resistance. ,
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Margaret Kimber 19:33 on March 31, 2018 Permalink |
God Bless You!
Ulster needs true friends like you..
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