Hank Scorpio
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Accidental??
How do you arrive at that conclusion?
I accidentally planted an incendiary device in a shop.
Could have happened to anyone.
Accidental??
How do you arrive at that conclusion?
While the PROC historians debate the ethics of the IRA campaign during the troubles which was a sectarian civil war meanwhile in the present day Sinn FĂ©in will continue to do well in the polls for talking about the health and housing crisis.
That is exactly what i am saying.You are addicted to the glorification of violence for political ends that failed and mayhem worship and you are not the future.That's the tactic of those who'll be down in large numbers to listen to the Taoiseach and Tainiste praise and commemorate Michael Collins next week. Now there was a man who ordered the killing of scores of men and women. Will you be turning up to Beal na Blath to tell Micheal and Leo that they are "very weak and morally reprehensible" Stacey?
I'm not the one who keeps quoting extreme violence about 250+ miles away dear - that's you and Zero who keep referring to the Provos. Check back your posts.
It clearly annoys you that I'm able to quote various historical episodes from the 20th Century Irish Republican struggle to expose your utter hypocrisy, where you are supremely critical of some episodes, but very accepting of others. Unlike Zero and many others here who presume to lecture me on Irish Republican History of the 20th Century, I actually know what I'm talking about - and you can't land a glove.
It clearly annoys you that I'm able to quote various historical episodes from the 20th Century Irish Republican struggle to expose your utter hypocrisy, where you are supremely critical of some episodes, but very accepting of others. Unlike Zero and many others here who presume to lecture me on Irish Republican History of the 20th Century, I actually know what I'm talking about - and you can't land a glove.
Yet their donor dinners all take place in the US.^
Sinn Fein, friend of Russia.
Whats that about Fianna Fail Scuman ?You're wrong yet again. What was being spoken about was Irish Republican violence. You only wanted to talk about some of it whereas I wanted to talk about all of it. And of course the (accidental but reckless) burning to death of a woman in front of her child was deplorable, but the deliberate shooting of unarmed children and women, in at least one case obviously pregnant, was every bit as deplorable if not indeed moreso.
But you couldn't give a tuppeny f**k about victims other than what political capital is to be had from it - so you only want to talk about the political violence of the Provos and use it as a stick to beat Sinn FĂ©in, while at the same time you perform mental gymnastics to avoid at all costs speaking of the War of Independence and the deplorable events that happened during it.
And heaven forfend anybody then point to the fact that Fianna Fail's founders weren't happy with a widely voted for and accepted Free State they decided to take up arms to fight it and it ended up with brother against brother and hundreds more Irishmen being killed, including women and children by the way.
And there were some absolutely barbaric things done in the Civil War that even the brits wouldn't have tried in the War of Independence. Can you imagine the brits strapping prisoners around a mine and exploding it blowing the bodies of said prisoners to smithereens? They didn't do that.
So spare us your hypocrisy that you're against violent Irish Republicanism of the 20th Century and the death of innocent civilians, when it's very clear from your repeated failure to criticise FF and/or FG for the very thing you repeatedly point at SF for, that you're only against some of it!
You are some fucking tool.You poor poor pity. You seem to think that those who set up the Provos in 1969 were a complete and separate entity to the IRA that fought in the Civil War; that killed the Minister of Justice in 1928 and supported Fianna Fail in a General Election in the early 1930s; that had a bombing campaign in britain in the late 1930s sending the likes of a 16 year old over to bomb Liverpool; that had the Border Campaign from the late 1950s into the 1960s. It was from these same people the Provos were set up because they'd fallen out with the Dublin based leadership who had become too focused on politics and had little interest in defending beleagured northern nationalists who were being petrol bombed and shot out of their homes in the north. THAT is what brought about the split into the Provos and the Officials. You in your ignorance seem to think that the IRA were all sweetness and light between 1923 and 1969 and that the Provos were an organisation made up of totally different people starting Republican violence anew. They weren't.
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Tl;dr
Lol if you think Im reading that pile of scutter you've another thing coming.
Let me make it easy for you
Repeat after me:
Burning....
Yvonne....
Dunlop.....
To.....
Death.....
Was.....
An....
Unforgivable.....
Act.....
Of......
Savagery.....
Now , doesn't that feel better.
Accidental but Reckless is what I said. The aim was not to kill the victim but to burn the business. It recklessly endangered her life and tragically she was killed but if the intent had been to kill her, as was suggested, then it wouldn't have been an incendiary device used imho. There were many other businesses burnt by such incendiary devices without loss of life leading one to conclude that killing wasn't the aim. But it certainly was reckless and unfortunately the lady was killed, and in a particularly horrible way.Accidental??
How do you arrive at that conclusion?
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Sinn Fein, friend of Russia.
That is exactly what i am saying.You are addicted to the glorification of violence for political ends that failed and mayhem worship and you are not the future.
Thank you.
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