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[Q] Pronunciation of Cu Chulain
The Lord alerted my mind to the presence of this EVIL article by Bertie
the Bunyip, and I thusly replied: Nik wrote in : On 24 Sep 2003 10:09:36 +0100, Tom Walsh wrote: Falcon writes: [snip] FFS this was turning into a nice thread about surnames and then you and Nik have to got and turn it into a nordie love-in. Sorry bout that. The posting of the Proclamation is my response to postings by Bertie, given that rational and reasonable arguments seem to have no effect on him. How can one have a rasonable argument wiht a liar? You lie njikky. You lie over and over and over. number one is your alegation that I'm roger williams. A lie. You also claim I'm jewish. Another lie. You claim I've been kicked off a server. Lie. You lie all the time here about all sorts of things, and when someone calls you on it, you either start splitting hairs, kiss the ther posters ass, or pull some such other nonsense. Nobody argues with liars, it's just stupid to do so. They're all just such ****wits. -- The Reverend Parson Peter Parsnip Smiting Revenge Against Sinful Usenet Users Since 1874 "My little finger shall be thicker than my father's loins" - Kings 12:10 |
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[Q] Pronunciation of Cu Chulain
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satan (Reverend Parson Peter Parsnip) wrote
in s.com: The Lord alerted my mind to the presence of this EVIL article by Bertie the Bunyip, and I thusly replied: satan (Reverend Parson Peter Parsnip) wrote in s.com: The Lord alerted my mind to the presence of this EVIL article by Bertie the Bunyip, and I thusly replied: Nik wrote in : On Wed, 24 Sep 2003 10:29:25 +0000, Falcon ] wrote: "Conor Booze O Brien" wrote in message news:bum2nv4btol1q193m39k797mgtn9jho8a5@4ax. com... On 24 Sep 2003 07:52:57 -0000, Falcon ] wrote: More than 800 service men and women murdered during the Northern Ireland Troubles have been remembered at a special service in England. The Ulster Ash Grove, which is part of a national memorial in Staffordshire, is a permanent "living" tribute to members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, the armed forces and prison officers killed in the last 33 years. Funny place to put it isn't it. It's like where you would put something from your colonial exploits. The systematic blah blah blah There was a political problem in N Ireland that needed sorting out. There was a serious public order problem in Northern Ireland than needed sorting out. Not by you and your lot who only made it worse. Check for yourself, the death toll before and after January 1972... The RUC aided by Loyalists battered Catholic protestors into the ground. The IRA inflamed and exacerbated an already bad situation, Ah **** off. and used it to launch a vicious terrorist campaign of shooting, bombing and murder. So did the Paras just give the NICRA protesters just a bit of a "telling off"? Then the British Army came and helped the RUC and Loyalist terrorists batter and murder Catholics. As well as saving lives, the security forces brought paramilitary groups to the realisation that they could not achieve their aims through terror; It would seem that this lesson has yet to be taught to your Loyalist allies the UDA. that politics was the only way to argue their case. But yet the Elections have been put off....do we have a date yet? NOooooo....puking at the hypocrisy They might or might not persuade through dialogue, but they would never bomb or maim people into agreeing with them. January 1972 was a case of gentle persuasion was it? In short, without the sacrifice of the men and women we remember today there would have been no peace process and no Good Friday Agreement. Thats right. The sacrifices of Mr Cahill, Adams, Sands, Hughes... However imperfect that process may be, Northern Ireland is now undeniably transformed from the grim place of 20 or 30 years ago. Largely NOT due to the actions of the British Authorities. No one except you doubts the collusion of the British Army with Loyalist terrorists. Within Northern Ireland, the systematic denigration of the security forces by some has become a particularly distasteful feature of the political landscape. In confronting and thwarting terrorism these men and women saved thousands of lives, including the lives of many who now enjoy the freedom to criticise them. Tell that to Bobby Sands... So celebrate your terrorist friends in whatever way you want, but preferably in England. Those who died are a part of a brighter future. They laid down their lives so that others could reach a better place. That is why my feeling is one of gratitude. So you're grateful to Bobby Sands and his 9 other friends? I thank those who died and those who grieve for them. And I thank God that there are men and women for whom personal safety - even life itself - is less important than the defence of civilised democracy and the creation of a better future for their fellow men and women. How about not invading Ireland in the first place and now removing all aspects of your colonising invasion, in particular your Military. Ooow, good argument there liar boy. How could I stand a chance against such rapier like wit? You're totally doomed! I know. I'm thinking of selecting music for my funerla already. How about "Maxwell's silver Hammer" Quality song! It would doubtless go down a treat. And I'll perform the funeral on the house for you. Oh thanks! I'd like a 1950 Studebaker hearse, please. Bertie |
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