"Hurt" by not being permitted to walk over the graves of 21 innocent Catholics murdered by orange supporters
A stormy and cold night, but sending a strong message. People are rightly angry at the behaviour of those who have thumbed their nose at law and have defied the decisions of the parades commission, the courts and the PSNI. We are all deeply proud of our traditions and give them our absolute support- we have been deeply hurt and angered by the abuse and hatred our traditions, identity and culture has had to endure.
Well done to all the bands and those who participated, and in such a dignified way. The lawful behaviour of the Orange and all those who support them is in stark contrast to those who opposed and oppose them.
The contrast could not have been greater, on one hand we had a Mob of diehard unionists at a demonstration in Portadown longing for supremacy over the catholic community, while on the other Nationalism displayed solidarity with its electorate to oppose Sectarian dominance
Nationalist leaders were lambasted for exhibiting solidarity with their community against an anti-catholic organisation, today unionist politicians are among a MOB of orangemen demanding to march over graves of 21 murdered catholics, yet it is they who believe they're righteous
Angry over Irish culture, it's language & a people who stand against a Sectarian orange order, demanding to march over the graves of 21 Catholics murdered by it's supporters, that is the mindset within political unionism, which i may add is at odds with it's young electorate
Such "malignant forces" were and still are Unionist terrorists, but there was an "infraction" on Garvaghy road🙄
DUP accused of meeting ‘malignant forces’ in campaign to scrap Northern Ireland protocol | The Independent independent.co.uk/news/uk/po…
Serious question, did political Unionism seriously believe that given their support and determination for Orangemen to walk over the graves of 21 innocent Catholics murdered by orange supporters over Drumcree, that political Nationalism were going to abandon their own people 🤔
Nationalism calling out unionism's acceptance of the legality of the UDA as it murdered hundreds of Catholics, together with the fact that many of their members were called out for arming & creating Ulster resistance has led to a backlash of unfounded allegations of PIRA activity
Well now is this how he would like to be treated in a united Ireland 🤔
A Belfast City councillor has raised the possibility of a “week of protests” being held at next year’s Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann following the Drumcree dispute.
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You're mincing your words by bringing Nairac into the discussion
“This is a terrible bill and a terrible act.”
Iain Duncan Smith SLAMS the Troubles legacy bill, following the Northern Ireland Secretary’s insistence that it is not an amnesty for soldiers.
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