It’s Ulster’s Big Day, the glorious 12th of July, and while You Tube’s censors may have shut down loyalist videos…
…rest assured the bands will not be drowned out as they provide musical accompaniment to the loyalist marchers.
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BTW, it’s important to note that You Tube is now working in cahoots with one of the most virulent hate-groups in the Western world, the SPLC!
You can read more of that here.
But Ulster Brits must aye be on their guard against the arrogant enemy across the Border, like the republican ranter.Brendan Howlin, the leader of what calls itself ‘the Irish Labour party…’
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…with typical insolence, for Ireland is not a country, never has been except under the British Crown.
Eire seems to live in permanent delusion to the contrary, as we can see even from their uppity postage stamps, the international frontier ignored completely, an ever-present reminder of their bad faith, their violation of the treaty signed by London, Dublin and Belfast, and lodged with the League of Nations, which recognised the Ulster people’s right of self-determination.
That treaty was discarded disdainfully by Adolf Hitler’s mourner, De Valera…
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…and all the weeping and wailing about the Border recently shows his expansionist ambitions did not die with him.
Brendan Howlin too echoes that arrogance.
Ireland would like to see the UK remaining as close as possible to the EU for trade – or indeed holding another vote in case the British people no longer want to leave…
Aaah, that vote, in which foreigners not only tried to meddle…
…and in which thousands, hundreds of thousands, perhaps, of his fellow-citizens were allowed to vote.
Otherwise the British people’s majority for deliverance would have been even greater!
If he now seriously cares about what BRITISH PEOPLE WANT, he’ll be seeking amendments to that crazy law that lets Eire citizens meddle by voting in the UK.
But just get a load of his peroration!.
– but we won’t pay the political price of a hard border in Ireland to achieve it.
What the heck does that mean?
The harder the border the better.
By all means let folks pass across it for trade and business, but subject to passport and customs controls, as with any international frontier.
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And why not require Eire passport-holders sign a declaration, on entry into British territory, that they repudiate their leaders’ ambition to annex Ulster.
As indeed the Dublin government did when they signed the Helsinki Treaty forty years ago, which made permanent all the borders of post-war Europe…
‘The participating States regard as inviolable all one another’s frontiers as well as the frontiers of all States in Europe…’
…and then perfidiously denied their signature meant what it said!
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Billy King 02:38 on July 13, 2022 Permalink |
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