BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Paul from Hull
Date: 05 Aug 06 - 10:29 PM

I see him as an embarrassment to the human bloody race...

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Keith A of Hertford
Date: 06 Aug 06 - 05:36 AM

Joe, although the Loyalists are pro British rule, ordinary Britons do not feel an affinity to them.
It is all part of the NI sectarian divide which we do not feel part of.
We tend to feel bemused by his like, not embarrassed.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Divis Sweeney
Date: 06 Aug 06 - 06:56 AM

Paisley being elevated to the House of Lords in recognition of his work in Ulster politics still remains a surprise and a joke to many people throughout the world that I have spoken to. Now his wife is heading there too ! How could they do this to a man who openly ridiculed the faith of others. It's not only the Catholic church he has a go at. He gives them all a touch. He was lucky to get out of the European Parliment alive when he made a protest against the Pope. Fine example of a member of the House of Lords. So many Ulster Loyalists who visit England hate being called Irish. Remember one I worked with called the English thick for calling him a paddy. The concept of a singular Ulster Protestant identity, defined by its loyalty and Britishness, is fragmented, leading to a plurality of Ulster Protestant identities.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Joe Richman
Date: 06 Aug 06 - 05:20 PM

This old song made popular by Charlie Poole & the North Carolina Ramblers, particularly the 2nd verse and chorus, says everything that I want to say about this thread, and the situation in Northern Ireland. (Got it off Mudcat, of course!)


YOU AIN'T TALKIN' TO ME
(M. Marshall/S. Brooks)

I went up to a lady's house to bum a bite to eat.
She fed me on some pork and beans and pie. I called it sweet.
She says, "Now, Bill, I sure did feed you good.
Would you walk out in my backyard and chop a stick of wood?"

CHORUS: You ain't talkin' to me. No, you ain't a-talkin' to me.
I may be crazy and all like that, but I've got good sense, you see.
You ain't talkin' to me. No, you ain't a-talkin' to me.
You fed me good but I can't cut wood, and you ain't a-talkin' to me.

(Repeat above chorus)

Now, me and my wife has ups and downs all through our married life.
Said to me one day, "Bill, let's stop the scars and strife."
Then went out upon the lake one evening just about dusk,
Said, "We'll drown ourselves. No one to grieve for us."

CHORUS: You ain't talkin' to me. No, you ain't talkin' to me.
I may be crazy and all like that, but I got good sense, you see.
You ain't talkin' to me. No, you ain't a-talkin' to me.
When the lake goes dry, it's time to die, and you ain't talkin' to me.




It's a great song for making up additional verses to about any absurd situation you might be facing.

Adios Partners!

Joe

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Nick
Date: 10 Aug 06 - 08:54 PM

Alison, I see that you say your posts got blocked from the FAIR website. Well, if it's any consolation to you, so did mine. My crime was to post some polite, but firm questions to Wille Frazer (FAIR frontman) about some of the assertions on his website and a few other matters. I was never rude, nor aggressive, just asked some hard questions. Willie is quite content to let Loyalist and Republicans engage in a slagging match on-line as nothing serious gets debated and both sides get to look like foul-mouthed polemicists. But there are many inconsistencies in his site which he won't allow to be discussed. Moreover, the guestbook is 'cleaned up' every two or three days, so you can't follow or refer back to the whole thread of a discussion unless you save the web pages (which I have been doing).
To the others on this forum - sorry, I know this post has little to do with your thread, so I'll sign out here. Just wanted to let Alison know the above.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Alison
Date: 11 Aug 06 - 05:43 PM

Nick hi, have you read on the other thread called "Folkies supporting IRA" others have had their posts deleted too from FAIR. A lady called Fiona was researching her family history and she asked FAIR a simple question about a place in South Armagh where her mother was born. They replied to her to say the place she was asking about is full of IRA men and then they deleted her post and blocked her out so she could not reply to them at all. They at FAIR are so one-sided. Many republicans, nationalists, and Catholics over the weeks have had their posts deleted and they are also blocked out too. If FAIR cannot answer your questions, they delete your posts and accuse you of writing sex comments. I am not on either side of the fence, but I have been accused of being a republican and a member of Sinn Fein. It is all so ridiculous! Kind Regards.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Alison
Date: 11 Aug 06 - 05:54 PM

Hi Divis, I feel that the DUP Ian Paisley's comments are laughable at most times, but some of his followers are attacking Catholic places of worship, which is wrong. If he would resign then maybe the the hatred will end. Kind Regards to you.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST
Date: 11 Aug 06 - 05:54 PM

My own morbid curiosity made me visit that site. It's rubbish. All comments of a sexual nature in their guest book.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Alison
Date: 11 Aug 06 - 06:06 PM

Guest hi, I know the people who call themselves Dan and they are not the ones writing all those sex comments. They are trying to have a political debate, but FAIR cannot answer these simple questions if it is not agreeable to their views so they accuse others of writing sex comments sometimes using other people's names to do so. It happened to me! I only asked why is their Website so one-sided and all anti IRA?

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST
Date: 12 Aug 06 - 11:04 AM

GUEST,Alison, Never heard of them till now, made a visit this morning and it's all in house fighting. They don't seem to want peace in that country.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Nick
Date: 12 Aug 06 - 09:02 PM

To Guest: (11:04am)

People in Ireland - epecially in the North - do want peace, and a chance to live normal, fulfilled lives. But peace is not just the absence of violence, it is a fair and just society where people all get an equal start. Willie Frazer (FAIR) isn't interested in any of that, like many loyalists he yearns for a return to the days when loyalists could use Catholics as door mats, in short he'd like to drag the country back into the late 17th century. He allows all the rubbish slagging matches because there's no time or space then to ask serious questions about the nonsense spouted on his site. For instance, his home page carries (or carried, I haven't looked in a while) a pic of IRA volunteers alongside a pic of Hizbullah or Hamas or whatever (PLO scarves and RPGs) with the caption "Look Blair - no difference fundamentalists!'. I posted a question asking if he was seriously trying to equate IRA volunteers with Hizbullah volunteers on the basis of religious motivation (Wille is quite anti-Catholic). If so, why is it that I have never heard the IRA invoke religion in any of its statements and why it is always Loyalist paramilitaries who cry 'For God and Ulster!' If anyone was bringing religious fundamentalism into the picture, it was these loyalist paramilitaries!! For this, and for asking some other more serious questions (like about his false accusations against someone for being involved in a murder - in the North you must understand that such an accustaion, whether true or not, could easily translate into an unofficial death penalty, as a relative of the victim(s) might decide to administer private justice. Willie knows as much, and it was highly irresponsible of him. The PSNI had even asked him to remove the link, which last time I checked a few months ago, he hadn't) I found myself barred from posting comments. So much for the invocation to 'help us tell the truth'!

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Alison
Date: 13 Aug 06 - 12:45 PM

Guest and Guest Nick, Willie Frazer's & co at FAIR are very very anti Catholic. They have made comments on FAIR that they think Catholics should not have a say or let alone live. I am not on any side of the fence here, but I have recently spoken to the people that call themselves Dan who are writing in to defend themselves in the guestbook on the Website FAIR. All this sex talk is not comming from them at all. Again with the Dan people, you can have a serious political debate even if you were on the other side of the fence to them. They do not abuse the public at all for asking any questions about Ireland issues. You would only get your post deleted if you were hostile towards them or any other person writing in to their guestbook. The Dan's are republicans, but are very nice understanding people to talk with. Kind Regards.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Alison
Date: 13 Aug 06 - 12:52 PM

Guest Nick, you said "IRA volunteers alongside a pic of Hizbullah or Hamas"

I feel that the IRA are very different from the Hizbullah or Hamas. All the IRA want is Irish unity and the british to leave Ireland, as the Hizbullah or Hamas wants world donation (I am unsure of my spelling here), which is a worthless cause.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Alison
Date: 13 Aug 06 - 03:18 PM

I made a spelling error in my last post here, the correct word is "world domination." I did not have time to check my spelling before. Kind Regards.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Orla
Date: 13 Aug 06 - 04:54 PM

I signed Mr. Fraser's guestbook last night after reading you guys here and asked him would he confirm he was the same William Frazer who was photographed with his catholic mates at a GAA match in Dublin in 1977. I also asked him about his two convictions under the umbrella of a organisationed loyalist paramilitary group. And finally his arrest and questioning regarding the thief of items from the clothes line of a female neirbour. He did not reply and this morning it was removed from guestbook !

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Nick
Date: 13 Aug 06 - 05:53 PM

To Orla
"He did not reply and this morning it was removed from guestbook "
- Surprise! Surprise!

No, he's not interested in any hard questions. But I hear that FAIR are thinking about coming back to march in Dublin again next year. Last year they got run out of by rioting youths. The media initially blamed Sinn Fein for orchestrating the riots, but it emerged they had nothing to do with it. Anyone who had been following their forum last year in the run up to their arrival in Dublin would have seen they were spoiling for a fight. Posts from self-described loyalists taunted that they would save some buffet from the laid-on lunch in memory of the 1980 hunger strikers (Bobby Sands et al). Others said that nothing smells as good as fried Pope's head etc., I saved all these posts for future reference. Well, they got their fight and I doubt they were disappointed. They capitalised on it to claim that the South was infested with priests and republicans and unable to 'embrace unionist and Orange culture'. Unfortunately we have at present some idiotic Ministers in our government, well-meaning but idiotic, who cannot distinguish between genuine unionists wishing for their culture to be understood, and hooligans like those behind FAIR and "Love Ulster' for whom culture seems to mean trampling on everyone else and insulting them into the bargain. Willie refused to guarantee that he wouldn't allow marchers in the Love Ulster parade to carry posters of the Loyalist paramilitaries who planted the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombs that killed over 30 people between them, right past some of the places where the bombs went off! I am no big fan of Orangeism - it was set up in 1795 to promote Protestantism at the expense of Catholics - but I could accept their marches, drums etc., if it was just a parade and expression of their culture. As long as it a way of trying to dominate through bigotry and a thumbing of the nose, I'll have even less time for it.
Thanks to the idiots in government, FAIR might actually make it back to march in Dublin in front of the people they so despise, this time protected by a heavy police presence. The idiot Ministers won't gain any respect from this exercise, either from the Southern population or even from FAIR. And unionists themselves ought to be worried if FAIR are invited to march, as they could hardly have worse ambassadors for Unionist culture pretending to represent them.
I hope that the powers-that-be have more sense.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Orla
Date: 13 Aug 06 - 07:06 PM

Hope they do return to Dublin shows them up in the eyes of the world. One of their leaders Jim Dixon said "I will walk through Dubliners blood next time" They will be able to mop it up will William Frazers clothes line prizes ! Seems all they been doing lately is perverted chat, possibly a code of some sort. Hate is eating them from the inside out.
Their Love Ulster parade saw a 50% drop in numbers compered to last year according to Daily Ireland.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Al in Boston
Date: 13 Aug 06 - 07:28 PM

Read their site book, it's heavy shit going on in it.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Alison
Date: 14 Aug 06 - 01:35 PM

Guest Nick, I had a reply from a republican about the people behind FAIR. This person said, "Wille Frazers group also went to Dublin last year to parade with anti catholic bands and also they held up pictures of that b***** McConnell who was convicted of murderering scores of innocent people in Dublin with no warning car bombs." I have changed the swear word above to b*****, as I did not want to repeate that word on here.

The Frazer's & co are always claiming to be innocent!!!!

Republicans march in their own areas to remember an IRA volunteer. Loyalists attached themselves to anti Catholic bands to encourage sectarain activity against Catholic people.

You said, "Posts from self-described loyalists taunted that they would save some buffet from the laid-on lunch in memory of the 1980 hunger strikers (Bobby Sands et al)." I have seen these kind of remarks alot in other guestbooks made by Loyalists & Unionists supporters alike this year. I guess it is to do with the 25th Annerversary of 81. It must be awful for these republican families to read these nasty comments made about their relatives who died in the 1981 hunger strikes.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Nick
Date: 14 Aug 06 - 05:36 PM

Alison,

sure. What FAIR and like-minded organistaions don't seem to appreciate is that you can disagree with someone's politics without getting nasty and personal. I know that it can be quite difficult in the North not to end up getting personal, after all the people who are arguing on FAIR's guestbook have been very close to the tragic events that went on in the North for over the last 25 years (and before that). If I am not mistaken, Willie Frazer lost a few family / relatives during the Troubles and of course that can make someone bitter and vengeful, especially if these things happen when you're a child and that's your whole reality, your whole view of life. But the same could be said of numerous republican families in South Armagh so, as a relative of victims himself, Willie should have a better grasp of what relatives of republican victims feel. While Willie has lots to say about republicans being still involved in criminality and hate-mongering (though the PIRA was given the all-clear in this regard recently by the South's Minister McDowell, a guy with never a kind word for them at all and who would be the first to condemn them if he thought otherwise) but essentially his website is about continuing the war by other means. If it provides him with a safety valve for his feelings, maybe that's better than him picking up a Sterling sub-machine gun etc., but the worry is that it might incite others to do so.
My feeling is that voices like Willie's will become less relevant as the years go by and people in the North work out a way to move ahead to a better life. Personally I don't really bother with Willie's site anymore, just keep an eye on it the odd time and save some of the posts in case I decide to write an article on it at any stage and need them for reference.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Divis Sweeney
Date: 14 Aug 06 - 06:01 PM

Great Rally yesterday in Casement Park to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the hunger strikes at the Maze prison.

The main speaker at the event was Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams and it was jointly compered by Sinn Fein MEP Mary Lou McDonald and fellow party member Toireasa Ferris, the mayor of Kerry.

Casement Park comes under the jurisdiction of the GAA's Antrim County Board and it did not object to the rally as some media reports said it did.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Nick
Date: 14 Aug 06 - 07:23 PM

Divis Sweeney

I was very interested in what you said about the Antrim County Board of GAA not objecting to the commemoration. The Irish Examiner and probably the Irish Times (I didn't see the latter, but the stories are usually similar) claimed the GAA objected to it. Where on earth did they get that story? It reminds me of two headlines I saw, both claiming to quote 'senior Garda sources' (i.e the Garda press office, probably) about a Securicor van heist last March or Feb. The Irish Times headline: "Dublin criminal gangs blamed for €4 million heist'. The Daily Mirror headline? "Gardai blame Provos for €4 million heist" ! Evidently this 'Garda source' was telling different newspapers different things, or one paper was just making it up as they went along. Could anyone get a letter into either the Examiner or Irish Times about the GAA 'statement'? It'd be great if someone with the details did.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Divis Sweeney
Date: 14 Aug 06 - 07:30 PM

Nick I think headquarters in Dublin felt they had to make a noise or two , to keep themselves right. The guys from the county board said during the week, "who could stop a crowd of over 25,000" The D.U.P. are just out to get the boot into the GAA. After all it was them called the GAA the provo's at play.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Nick
Date: 14 Aug 06 - 07:39 PM

Divis Sweeny,

thanks for clearing that one up. There's always more to the media than meets the eye! Typical that they reported only the Dublin GAA though and not the county board (at least I didn't see any mention of the county board in the article).

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Divis Sweeney
Date: 14 Aug 06 - 07:44 PM

Nick All of the stewards there were county board and club members, could not of been more helpful. Laid on a meal for the speakers after the event and had the car parks running like clockwork before and after event. Could not praise enough.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,billy sands
Date: 15 Aug 06 - 10:43 AM

Alision and Nick. You are so wrong.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Dave the Gnome
Date: 15 Aug 06 - 02:27 PM

I have seen your posts on that awful web site billy sands. I know who I believe and wonder how you can shame the name of Sands so.

DtG

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST
Date: 15 Aug 06 - 04:44 PM

From: GUEST,billy sands


"Alision and Nick. You are so wrong".

1) About what?
2) At least we use our real names
3) I was lucky my name was shorter - at least you managed to spell that correctly. Alison has to make do with 'Alision'

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Nick
Date: 15 Aug 06 - 05:03 PM

I just visited the FAIR site / guestbook again out of sheer morbid curiosity. I read a few posts then almost laughed my newly eaten dinner out all over the table. Anyone even ATTEMPTING to follow the labyrinthine accusation and counter-accusation of various literary vandals accusing each other of endlessly posing as each other would soon end up a helpless, schizophrenic wreck. It is like a very degenerate version of a House Of Lords debate along the lines of 'No, Honourable speaker, I did NOT call my Honourable friend an ass" Posts appear claiming to be so-and-so and almost immediately another post appears: 'that last post was NOT me'. Then another post follows immediately after that, stating 'that last post claiming to be me saying it was not me, was not me' !

I am beginning to suspect Willie Frazer writes it all himself!

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Divis Sweeney
Date: 15 Aug 06 - 05:16 PM

Nick, bit of a development to over Sundays parade. The GAA's Central Council in Dublin has said the rally broke its rules about staging political events. In future, Casement Park must be kept exclusively for sporting purposes.

However, it is understood the GAA's Antrim County Board had no problem with the event.

It made headlines today due to a few Loyalists giving the GAA a bit of stick. It came as no surprise to me the stance the Dublin Headquarters of the GAA took. I remember they banned the distribution of leaflets in their grounds during the Hunger Strike.

I would not be a big lover of the GAA in Dublin.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Alison
Date: 15 Aug 06 - 05:39 PM

GUEST,billy sands, I know you are from that Website FAIR. I don't why you people keep contacting me. Colin from Pontzpass also from FAIR contacted me on another thread. I only asked why the Website FAIR is so one-sided and why is it all anti IRA? You people could not answer it so you deleted my posts and accaused me of things like being a member of Sinn Fein etc. I am not on any side of the fence here and I am from England. I am not a hostile person either. I just stated on the FAIR Website that there are victims on both sides that have been hurt through the conflicts. So if you do not have a Loyalist view on things, you cannot have a political debate on your Website FAIR. How many times are the members of the public going to have their posts deleted and themselves blocked out of the Website FAIR for asking simple questions?

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Alison
Date: 16 Aug 06 - 07:18 AM

Guest Nick you said, "If I am not mistaken, Willie Frazer lost a few family / relatives during the Troubles and of course that can make someone bitter and vengeful, especially if these things happen when you're a child and that's your whole reality, your whole view of life."

Republican families feel the same too about loosing their relatives through the troubles, but their Websites are not anti Loyalists. So far as I know from reading about Willie Frazer, he had lost his father and four other relations due to the IRA during the conflicts. So I do understand that he has been very hurt by this and I have said in some my other posts here and on other guestbooks that Willie is a victim himself, but angering the other side of the fence to him does nothing but bring hatred to Northern Ireland. It is not the road to peace blaming the IRA for everything. As I have said before I feel all sides of the fence here all played a part in the conflicts, which would includes all the IRAs, all the Loyalists & Unionists paramilitaries, and also the British Army. We are all to blame, but we all need peace for the future of Ireland so the children do not have to go through what their parents and other ancestors went through. I think that the Willie Frazer's & co are affraid of Irish unity with an Irish rule and they feel that they need to fight against it at all costs to prevent Ireland becoming together as one.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST
Date: 17 Aug 06 - 07:19 AM

Divis Sweeney posts as Epona

Divis Sweeney posts as GUEST Alison

Divis Sweeney posta as GUEST Nick

Divis Sweeney posts as GUEST billy sands

Divis Sweeneys posts as GUEST

Stop this silly one man show

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Divis Sweeney
Date: 17 Aug 06 - 09:19 AM

Dear dear Guest you must really be annoyed with me. Pleases me to no end. Come on you must be able to do than that ? Go on have a think about it and come back again. Oh dear did you expect me to be angry ? Sorry !

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,LEJ
Date: 17 Aug 06 - 09:31 AM

Troll alert. Good one DS. Take the piss out of him.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Dave the Gnome
Date: 17 Aug 06 - 01:11 PM

You've room to talk, Guest - I have seen you post as Guest, Guest, Guest, Guest, Guest and Guest - And that's just on this thread!

:D (tG)

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Nick
Date: 17 Aug 06 - 08:47 PM

To our anonymous guest: yawn.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Boston Boy
Date: 17 Aug 06 - 09:06 PM

Guest if you have issues with your mother why bring them here ? Maybe she was lonely, felt unattractive or simply in need of company. Her reasons for not giving you a father is between you and her. Now get off our site and troll elsewhere.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Nick
Date: 23 Aug 06 - 08:39 PM

Alison, Orla et al:

Just popped back to look at the FAIR website, and found a way to post comments to it. It seems the 'sign our guestbook' link doesn't work for some reason, so you can try 'signing the dreambook' link instead. I tried it, and it posts the comment to the same guestbook anyway. It remains to be seen if I'll be blocked out from that route also. Not that I'd be very bothered. The site had some interesting discussions once (back around last January) but it's just gone to the dogs now, and I'd have no interest in getting embroiled in the endless nonsense posted there.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Alison
Date: 24 Aug 06 - 01:29 PM

Guest Nick, thanks. The Website FAIR are mostly using the Dan Darragh name to write to themselves to try to discredit the real Dan Darragh people. I find that Website FAIR laughable really with the things they are coming out and saying on there. The serious side of it is that the Dan Darraghs are trying to tell the truth and defend themselves from these FAIR people. The Website FAIR is very sectarain so I have not even attemped to write back to them, but they won't leave the Dan Darraghs alone. The Dan Darraghs are very determind to clear their name, as it is not very nice when these people from FAIR are using their name all the time to make sex comments etc., as it makes the Dan Darraghs look bad in the public eye, which is wrong! Kind Regards to you.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Alison
Date: 24 Aug 06 - 07:12 PM

Guest Nick, I do sometimes read for interest the guestbook on that Website FAIR. I have found the one post that you had mentioned here that you recently had sent to them. They have now called you and Dan a "demon." This was said by some religious type of person, which could have been one of those FAIR people. If you ask them a question, they will use your name to tell lies about you.

It is all ridiculous!
Kind Regards.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Nick
Date: 24 Aug 06 - 09:32 PM

Alison,

I couldn't resist having a peek myself. I noticed the 'demon' comment. Then there was the 'Popish Plot'. They'll have us plotting to blow up the Houses of Parliament with kegs of gunpowder next. That's all right. Their interpretation of Christianity is so warped that to be called a 'demon' borders on being a compliment (since they intend it to imply the opposite of how they see themselves).

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Sir Ian Paisley
Date: 25 Aug 06 - 07:29 AM

It is a well known fact amongst the mudcat cognescenti that ALL these GUEST posts are made by Divis Sweeney. Why don't you leave this site Divis? No one is reading any of this terrorist shit anyway.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST
Date: 25 Aug 06 - 07:47 AM

Can't be divissweeney he's in hospital.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Oliver Cromwell
Date: 25 Aug 06 - 07:49 AM

Must be Epona/Divis then. You are all a disgrace for fouling up a blues site with your political shit.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST,Londonderry Paras
Date: 25 Aug 06 - 07:56 AM

It must be littledrummer then. NO SURRENDER. UP ULSTER

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Paul from Hull
Date: 25 Aug 06 - 08:57 AM

I've never believed that Guest Alison is Divis Sweeney, though right from the off I HAVE felt that Alison IS a fake.

However, everything that 'she/he' says about FAIR is true, it really only needed saying ONCE.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: GUEST
Date: 25 Aug 06 - 09:05 AM

There are some 'suuposedly' intelligent people on here being done up like the proverbial kippers. It's funny though for us to watch.

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Paul from Hull
Date: 25 Aug 06 - 09:10 AM

Not sure why, if it that easy, its worth the bother....

Subject: RE: BS: Sorry, yet another NI thread
From: Leadfingers
Date: 25 Aug 06 - 09:34 AM

400 ??