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Seymour M Hersh

So the Friday night before a bigot sisters game Glasgow City Council allow a march that will clearly cause bother.  They're as idiotic as our lot in Edinburgh. 

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Next Saturday will be worse with the Caird na heireann and IRPWA marches. 

 

Utterly embarrassing from both sides. 

 

My wife works for Police Scotland in Glasgow. Had the joys of the Legia Warsaw fans last night and this tonight. 

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For anyone who needs more detail on what exactly is happening in Govan I've summarised it below for you.

 

"I think this so I'm gonna play my flute in the street so people know I'm right. Not in my own street...in someone else's.

"I think you're wrong and I don't like your flute. I'm going to throw stones at you"

"If you do that I'll throw them back "

"I'll throw more"

"Ill throw even more"

 

Me - Why don't you both just f___ off.

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Francis Albert

A march in Govan openly supporting the New IRA? What could go wrong?

 

Meanwhile on the SNP nonsense thread someone simply blames "Britnats".

 

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AlphonseCapone
31 minutes ago, Francis Albert said:

A march in Govan openly supporting the New IRA? What could go wrong?

 

Meanwhile on the SNP nonsense thread someone simply blames "Britnats".

 

 

It was an Irish unity march wasn't it? Not a pro New IRA march. 

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2 minutes ago, AlphonseCapone said:

 

It was an Irish unity march wasn't it? Not a pro New IRA march. 

Officially aye - reality naw

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This is one of the reasons I won't go about saying I'm proud to be a Scot. I'm proud of some facets of Scottishness, admittedly, but there's so much shite here that we still need to sort out.

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Francis Albert
20 minutes ago, AlphonseCapone said:

 

It was an Irish unity march wasn't it? Not a pro New IRA march. 

With a few New IRA banners prominent.

 

Which is not actually inconsistent with Irish unity which is of course their aim.

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2 hours ago, Francis Albert said:

A march in Govan openly supporting the New IRA? What could go wrong?

 

Meanwhile on the SNP nonsense thread someone simply blames "Britnats".

 

 

 

Am I hearing "Something something IRA" being chanted in the first video? :facepalm:

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4 hours ago, trotter said:

 

 

Am I hearing "Something something IRA" being chanted in the first video? :facepalm:

 

Yup...their new song threads are as successful as ours..    

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been here before
4 hours ago, trotter said:

 

 

Am I hearing "Something something IRA" being chanted in the first video? :facepalm:

 

Sounds like Arthurs Seat IRA but alas I think its a rather more prosaic IRA off our streets.

 

People Make Glasgow right enough.

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Harry Potter
17 minutes ago, Shooter McGavin said:

Glasgow is a good 50 years behind every major city in Britain. 

 

S****hole. 

what a carry on.

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Its only the start. The dissident republicans will see a hard Brexit as all their christmases come together and will be counting down the days to bringing out the armalite.

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Салатные палочки

It's frightening that there is people in this country that would welcome the return of violence on the streets of a country they don't even live in. 

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9 hours ago, Seymour M Hersh said:

So the Friday night before a bigot sisters game Glasgow City Council allow a march that will clearly cause bother.  They're as idiotic as our lot in Edinburgh. 

 

Hard to believe, isn’t it.

****ing idiots, and i’m not talking about the bams. The bams are not being paid well to make these decisions.

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The Real Maroonblood
1 hour ago, Shooter McGavin said:

Glasgow is a good 50 years behind every major city in Britain. 

 

S****hole. 

Some say Naples is a s*******e.

Must be a close call which wins the prize.

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Governor Tarkin
29 minutes ago, Salad Fingers said:

It's frightening that there is people in this country that would welcome the return of violence on the streets of a country they don't even live in. 

 

Looks like they're enjoying a spot of violence on the streets of a country that they do live in too.

 

Arseholes.

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As long as there is religious bigotry in Scotland, we as a country will be held back & dragged down by those who are stuck in the 18th Century.

 

 

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1 hour ago, Deek said:

Its only the start. The dissident republicans will see a hard Brexit as all their christmases come together and will be counting down the days to bringing out the armalite.

 

It's been simmering for a number of years, indeed it's never really went away.

 

As Brian Keena the head of Saoradh who are linked to the new IRA said, as long as there is an occupying British force on the Island of Ireland there will always be some who will resist it.

 

In other words as long as there is a divided Ireland there will be some who will cause trouble, Brexit or no Brexit, and this has been the case since the GFA was signed, there is still a lot of low level trouble, but the vast majority doesn't make it to the mainstream media.

 

20 years after the GFA came into force and the Police in Northern Ireland are still armed and still have to drive about in armoured land rovers, I think that kinda tells it's own story.

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portobellojambo1
9 hours ago, AlphonseCapone said:

 

It was an Irish unity march wasn't it? Not a pro New IRA march. 

 

It was organised by the James Connolly Republican Flute Band, and was due to include another republican band who are presently under investigation for potential breaches of the Terrorism Act. I don't think it was something which had been thought up by ordinary citizens of Glasgow/Lanarkshire who then decided to bring in a known republican flute band.

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11 minutes ago, ri Alban said:

Depressing!

 It really is.

 

This is how some people spend their time.

 

Just trying to wind up other people.

 

How sad must your life be?

 

 

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10 hours ago, Francis Albert said:

A march in Govan openly supporting the New IRA? What could go wrong?

 

Meanwhile on the SNP nonsense thread someone simply blames "Britnats".

 

Me, I blamed them. Both sides are brutal. Check history and Rangers have some lovely '' people " supporting them. 

 

Britain created these mobs. 

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Francis Albert
18 minutes ago, Roxy Hearts said:

Me, I blamed them. Both sides are brutal. Check history and Rangers have some lovely '' people " supporting them. 

 

Britain created these mobs. 

Surely Ireland and Scotland have more to do with it.

Sectarianism no doubt exists in the rest of Britain but it is pretty invisible.

Unless you are going back  centuries to allot blame.

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I P Knightley
8 hours ago, trotter said:

 

 

Am I hearing "Something something IRA" being chanted in the first video? :facepalm:

"IRA aff wur streets" is how I heard it. 

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Funny how they both have flute bands, obsess about the colour orange/gold etc...

 

Just back from Dublin, and they're crapping it about a no-deal Brexit and the return of border controls. It'd just take one attack and it'd all kick off, by all accounts. 

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35 minutes ago, Francis Albert said:

Surely Ireland and Scotland have more to do with it.

Sectarianism no doubt exists in the rest of Britain but it is pretty invisible.

Unless you are going back  centuries to allot blame.

That's the problem. Too much history involved and the perpetuation of it on both sides. Sad that people can't move on. 

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2 hours ago, Jambo-Jimbo said:

 

It's been simmering for a number of years, indeed it's never really went away.

 

As Brian Keena the head of Saoradh who are linked to the new IRA said, as long as there is an occupying British force on the Island of Ireland there will always be some who will resist it.

 

In other words as long as there is a divided Ireland there will be some who will cause trouble, Brexit or no Brexit, and this has been the case since the GFA was signed, there is still a lot of low level trouble, but the vast majority doesn't make it to the mainstream media.

 

20 years after the GFA came into force and the Police in Northern Ireland are still armed and still have to drive about in armoured land rovers, I think that kinda tells it's own story.

 

"Occupying British force"

 

In Britain (or United Kingdom etc etc)

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Good to hear the Republican slophouse The Tall Cranes got smashed up. 

 

Same boozer a few years ago  Alex Salmond was photographed in .

 

Glasgow/Lanarkshire really is full of stoneage backward idiots (on both sides)

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6 minutes ago, Mikey1874 said:

 

"Occupying British force"

 

In Britain (or United Kingdom etc etc)

 

Occupying British force on the Island of Ireland is what the guy said.

 

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1 hour ago, Francis Albert said:

Surely Ireland and Scotland have more to do with it.

Sectarianism no doubt exists in the rest of Britain but it is pretty invisible.

Unless you are going back  centuries to allot blame.

 

In my experience it's pretty invisible in parts of Scotland too. If I didn't attend Scottish football games I'd never give it a second thought. I'm approaching 50 and have seen or heard a flute band. Can't imagine many Corstorphine or Murrayfield residents turning out to see one marching down the street. To be honest I hardly ever leave Edinburgh, so realise I will have a rather narrow viewpoint 

 

The whole concept just seems utterly bizarre to me. 

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26 minutes ago, Jambo-Jimbo said:

 

Occupying British force on the Island of Ireland is what the guy said.

 

 

N.Ireland is a separate country. Democratically created. 

 

Police are armed because there is a still a threat. 

 

Fantasist talk. 

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17 minutes ago, Mikey1874 said:

 

N.Ireland is a separate country. Democratically created. 

 

Police are armed because there is a still a threat. 

 

Fantasist talk. 

 

And that's the problem, because the mind set of the dissident republican groups is that there is only one Ireland, the North is occupied territory in their eyes, and like I've said that is why the police are still armed and still have to drive about in armoured land rovers, because there is still a serious threat posed by dissident republicans, the threat of it kicking off again has been a very real possibility long before the ink on the GFA was even dry, indeed it's a minor miracle that peace has lasted this long.

 

One of the biggest problems I see, and it was probably never thought about 20 years ago when the GFA was signed, is that as the old IRA members are getting older and dying of, they are being replaced by new young recruits, whom the old guard the ones who signed up to the GFA have less and less control over and are often viewed as traitors amongst their younger counterparts.

 

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