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Sinn Fein are not a Normal Political Party

Data from the ⁠CAIN Archive at Ulster University (Conflict Archive on the INternet) attributes 1,840 civilian deaths during The Troubles. By perpetrator, the responsible groups for these civilian deaths break down as follows:
  • Loyalist paramilitaries: ~48%
  • Republican paramilitaries: ~39%
  • British Security Forces: ~10%
  • Other / Unknown / Unattributed: ~3%


They were alas terrible times and are thankfully now over, and have been for nearly 30 years.

Picking at the scab on a daily basis in an effort to demonise one political party in Ireland while giving carte blanche to others who had similar histories, or aided and abetted the violence of the Troubles isn't big or clever, but it does help the shills score selective historical political points, which are lapped up by the usual suspects here.
 
Well listen to Moany, this one has described this country as hell like constantly
Now its Utopia;

Talk about dicing and splicing information, she's talking through her hole as usual.

As for SoundYs "contribution" above, and from the same source, of the 3270 deaths in the Troubles, 59% were committed by Republican terrorists....2,058
 
Scum :

Mary Lou’s Gerry Adams Reference Insults Victims of IRA Terror

Responding to Mary Lou McDonald invoking the spirit of Gerry Adams, with a variation of “they haven’t gone away, you know” in reference to an all-Ireland, TUV South Antrim Assembly candidate Mel Lucas said:

“1800 people are in their graves.

“Thousands still carry the physical scars.

“Countless others carry the psychological damage.

“Yet Mary Lou McDonald chooses to evoke Gerry Adams’s infamous “they haven’t gone away, you know” remarks about the IRA when talking about her vision for the future.

“The very fact that the public face of Republicanism would choose to use such comments underscores the sham of an “agreed Ireland”.

“One doesn’t even have to scratch the surface to see that despite some cosmetic changes the demands for the break up for the UK are still motivated by the same murderous hatred which saw 30 years of terror visited upon our Province.

“Ms McDonald’s comments may rise a smile with the Republican faithful but decent people will see them for what they are - a thinly veiled reference to the most murderous bunch of gangsters in Western Europe.

“They are yet another reason why the people of Northern Ireland will never buy the lie that they would be better off destroying our links with the rest of the UK and going into a Republic which is increasingly dominated by Sinn Fein’s terrorist glorifying attitude.”
 
Scum :

Mary Lou’s Gerry Adams Reference Insults Victims of IRA Terror

Responding to Mary Lou McDonald invoking the spirit of Gerry Adams, with a variation of “they haven’t gone away, you know” in reference to an all-Ireland, TUV South Antrim Assembly candidate Mel Lucas said:

“1800 people are in their graves.

“Thousands still carry the physical scars.

“Countless others carry the psychological damage.

“Yet Mary Lou McDonald chooses to evoke Gerry Adams’s infamous “they haven’t gone away, you know” remarks about the IRA when talking about her vision for the future.

“The very fact that the public face of Republicanism would choose to use such comments underscores the sham of an “agreed Ireland”.

“One doesn’t even have to scratch the surface to see that despite some cosmetic changes the demands for the break up for the UK are still motivated by the same murderous hatred which saw 30 years of terror visited upon our Province.

“Ms McDonald’s comments may rise a smile with the Republican faithful but decent people will see them for what they are - a thinly veiled reference to the most murderous bunch of gangsters in Western Europe.

“They are yet another reason why the people of Northern Ireland will never buy the lie that they would be better off destroying our links with the rest of the UK and going into a Republic which is increasingly dominated by Sinn Fein’s terrorist glorifying attitude.”

Thanks, have you a link for this?
 
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