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In view of Michael Stone's recent aborted attack on the Northern Irland's Parliament, was Blair's decision to release from prison, (under the Good Friday Agreement) Michael Stone along with other Irish terrorists ?
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Sorry, but where's the threat of physical violence?
I haven't threatened you, why would I?lol.You're getting more desperate and absurd by the minute.I just asked you to back up the fact that you accused me of purposefully trying to decieve people and suggested your refusal to do so was making you look stupid, which it is.
You haven't done it, because you can't do it, as there was no lie, no intention to deceive and why would there be?
The facts speak for themselves.People have eyes and ears of their own you know, they can judge.
Michael Stone is a dinosaur in terms of what the people of Ireland think and want. He's a relic from the past sadly trying to keep the spotlight on himself and tragically he seems to have your support. Well that's for you and your conscience, but the rest of us have moved on and there WILL either be a power sharing assembly at Stormont or there will be considerably more input from Dublin.
Obviously either of these options will have the likes of you ranting and railing about how unnecessary either is, but if it really was unnecessary do you really think there would have been the massive, tragic, loss of lives ( on all sides) for past 40 years?
Now please either tell me what I said that was a lie/deceit/untruth or apologise. If you cannot be man enough to do either please don't bother replying at all unless of course you have something fresh to say, but not much danger of that is there? You've not answered a single point put to you, just predictably insulted someone with whom you don't agree, and that's been the trouble for 40 years, except it used to be with guns. What's the problem with changing that and making something good?
People like you really irritate me, as it gives people not from the north of Ireland the impression we're all war hungry idiots with no desire to progress, so please have the decency if you do answer to reply sensibly and not insult my ( and everyone else's)
I haven't threatened you, why would I?lol.You're getting more desperate and absurd by the minute.I just asked you to back up the fact that you accused me of purposefully trying to decieve people and suggested your refusal to do so was making you look stupid, which it is.
You haven't done it, because you can't do it, as there was no lie, no intention to deceive and why would there be?
The facts speak for themselves.People have eyes and ears of their own you know, they can judge.
Michael Stone is a dinosaur in terms of what the people of Ireland think and want. He's a relic from the past sadly trying to keep the spotlight on himself and tragically he seems to have your support. Well that's for you and your conscience, but the rest of us have moved on and there WILL either be a power sharing assembly at Stormont or there will be considerably more input from Dublin.
Obviously either of these options will have the likes of you ranting and railing about how unnecessary either is, but if it really was unnecessary do you really think there would have been the massive, tragic, loss of lives ( on all sides) for past 40 years?
Now please either tell me what I said that was a lie/deceit/untruth or apologise. If you cannot be man enough to do either please don't bother replying at all unless of course you have something fresh to say, but not much danger of that is there? You've not answered a single point put to you, just predictably insulted someone with whom you don't agree, and that's been the trouble for 40 years, except it used to be with guns. What's the problem with changing that and making something good?
People like you really irritate me, as it gives people not from the north of Ireland the impression we're all war hungry idiots with no desire to progress, so please have the decency if you do answer to reply sensibly and not insult my ( and everyone else's)
Sinn Fein/IRA/ and all the other wretched non-de-plumes of this cowardly terrorist rabble are responsible for around 2000 murders. 9/11 caused around 2800 murdered. A consequence of the 2000 murdered is the proposed NI Stormont and a consequence of the 2800 murdered is that Iraq now has a government not dissimilar from the proposed NI Stormont. The first act of the Iraq Stormont is to bring about the imminent hanging of several that they consider terrorists including Saddam Hussein. If a NI Stormont is established should it follow the Iraq precedent with a similar farewell to Adams and McGuinness?
No it should not as that would fling us straight back into a civil war.I'd personally like to see the back of all loyalist paramilitaries but that would result in exactly the same thing, so for the same reasons cannot be.
You see, you see this as a selling out wheras isn't it actually the rebuilding of the place that we all should call home in a way in which we should all feel comfortable? Republican groups were responsible for deaths in only slightly higher number officially than were Loyalist groups/ police/ army etc, but how long do you propose we look at the past?There was a peaceful civil rights movement in the north years before anyone resorted to violence, and I very well remember having my home burned by a Protestant mob when I was a little boy. I lost my father to this and my friends and I can put it behind me, so why can't you? What makes your pain so special compared to anyone else's? We've all suffered.It's this feeling of hatred and a need for revenge and to subjugate that's got us all to the state we we're in.We are all people, until you realise that, you're stuck in the dark ages my friend and your life will be a misery because of your own lack of vision.No-one should have had to die to get us round the table. My brother's wife is Protestant, her family have disowned her, my mother hates her. Why?What is that about? How has she offended anyone?The simple answer is she has not, but old hatred's die hard don't they?Well time those hatreds did die. I want my country back for my children and yours as well and since compromise is the only way forwards then compromise at Stormont it will be.Like it or not.And you've STILL not answered the flaming question I put to you, how did I mislead anyone?Please answer that .
You see, you see this as a selling out wheras isn't it actually the rebuilding of the place that we all should call home in a way in which we should all feel comfortable? Republican groups were responsible for deaths in only slightly higher number officially than were Loyalist groups/ police/ army etc, but how long do you propose we look at the past?There was a peaceful civil rights movement in the north years before anyone resorted to violence, and I very well remember having my home burned by a Protestant mob when I was a little boy. I lost my father to this and my friends and I can put it behind me, so why can't you? What makes your pain so special compared to anyone else's? We've all suffered.It's this feeling of hatred and a need for revenge and to subjugate that's got us all to the state we we're in.We are all people, until you realise that, you're stuck in the dark ages my friend and your life will be a misery because of your own lack of vision.No-one should have had to die to get us round the table. My brother's wife is Protestant, her family have disowned her, my mother hates her. Why?What is that about? How has she offended anyone?The simple answer is she has not, but old hatred's die hard don't they?Well time those hatreds did die. I want my country back for my children and yours as well and since compromise is the only way forwards then compromise at Stormont it will be.Like it or not.And you've STILL not answered the flaming question I put to you, how did I mislead anyone?Please answer that .
NOX, having read through your "argument" with MUSTAFA I agree with you, you put your points accross in a very understanding way for me, I'm well out of it by the way, I'm a Brit whos grandfather was a catholic and could never understand by catholics hated protestants and vice versa, surely people are people, there is good and bad in every set, creed, religion, race,blah blah blah, we must ALL learn to live with each other. I hear people now in 2006 slagging off the Poles that are swarming over here, but it is these people who do all of the ***** jobs for ***** money that lazy, benefit drawing Brits won't do, they'd rather sit on their arses, smoking drinking tea and watching bloody Trisha or Jeremy Kyle! Stop all benefits tomorrow and the dole queues will vanish overnight!
Stumped as to how I'm supposed to have lied yes, with regards to robberies no, not really. I'd imagine that the PSNI are looking into the NI bank robbery, just as they are looking into the �20 million quid or so that the loyalists spend on drug imports every few months or so.
I'm sure all Aber's that know me will appreciate that I have only one ID on here and that is noxlumos.
Apologies to you yorkie, for the maniac dragging you into it, I'd like to know what I was supposed to have said as well.
Any chance then Mustafa before you die of old age?come on what did I say?
I'm sure all Aber's that know me will appreciate that I have only one ID on here and that is noxlumos.
Apologies to you yorkie, for the maniac dragging you into it, I'd like to know what I was supposed to have said as well.
Any chance then Mustafa before you die of old age?come on what did I say?
