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    Why do the huns hate palestinians so much, anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AguyIknow View Post
    Rolf, yer all over the place mate.

    What arms did the PLO supply to the (now disbanded) IRA - or are you getting Libya mixed up with Palestine?
    You say it's a terrorist thing - do you think Nelson Mandela was a terrorist - think carefully now!

    Who exactly are you accusing of supporting the "violent conflict and the annihilation of the Israeli state"???

    There are quite a number of anti-Zionist Jews you know.

    Anyone who hates Jews just because they're Jews isn't a yahoo but is a sectarian pr1ck! Hating Zionists for their absolutely horrendous treatment of Palestinians has nothing to do with religion and everything to do with trying to aid people in their hour of need before a heinous Zionist regime that has done plenty in the past to drive out, or even exterminate, Palestinians (please note no religion mentioned) and continues to do so. This is all probably too subtle for you to grasp in your black and white world though
    Your post, like most on the Israeli / Palestine conflict and republican's views, is patently ignorant, Irish republicans try to play the cuddly political card nowadays, but the truth is somewhat different. Gerry Adams, Yasser Arafat, Hamas and the PLO are all good buddies.

    I won't get involved in a debate about the Israeli / Palestine situation, pointless, the Israeli people have been persecuted for hundreds of years and the Palestinians have every right to call the land their own, no one is right in this conflict, but Declan did NOT show this support for the ordinary people of Palestine, it was a show of support for the PLO, their brothers in arms.
    I'm not getting anything mixed up, the PLO helped to finance and train IRA terrorists, they and Libya sold arms to the IRA causing atrocities such as Warrenpoint and Lord Mountbatten's murder. There is also evidence suggesting that the IRA provided the sniper who killed 10 IDF soldiers near Ofra in March 2002.

    Irish republicans are anti-Semitic not anti-Zionist, they have a rampant hatred for Israel and it's inhabitants.

    http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Op-Ed-C...y-relationship


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    Quote Originally Posted by stewarty27 View Post
    "Keep politics out of sport" say UEFA and Bodie. But it was surely UEFA that brought politics into sport in this instance, by permitting Israeli teams to compete in its competitions?
    Because, last time I checked, Israel is in Asia, and the reason its teams do not play in Asian competitions is because near no one in Asia will play against them, and of course for very good reasons.
    So, having politicised its own competition by inviting a blackballed nation from another continent to take part in its flagship tournament, UEFA will surely be at its hypocritical worst acting as judge and jury against Celtic for its fans ( and only some of them) raising Palestinian flags last night?
    But UEFA deals in hypocrisy, so punishment will no doubt be forthcoming. But Celtic fans can hold their heads up high having made a stand against Israel's continued occupation of Palestine, in a gesture that has been reported widely throughout the world, and in Palestine in particular.
    So why did they let Turkey in? It is a Muslim country and most of its land, including its capital is in Asia.

    Seems you think hatred of Jews is "very good reason" for not playing a football match against a Jewish country.

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    2 days later and rolf and walloper are still greetin about the flags ffs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rangersmandownunder View Post
    Your post, like most on the Israeli / Palestine conflict and republican's views, is patently ignorant, Irish republicans try to play the cuddly political card nowadays, but the truth is somewhat different. Gerry Adams, Yasser Arafat, Hamas and the PLO are all good buddies.

    I won't get involved in a debate about the Israeli / Palestine situation, pointless, the Israeli people have been persecuted for hundreds of years and the Palestinians have every right to call the land their own, no one is right in this conflict, but Declan did NOT show this support for the ordinary people of Palestine, it was a show of support for the PLO, their brothers in arms.
    I'm not getting anything mixed up, the PLO helped to finance and train IRA terrorists, they and Libya sold arms to the IRA causing atrocities such as Warrenpoint and Lord Mountbatten's murder. There is also evidence suggesting that the IRA provided the sniper who killed 10 IDF soldiers near Ofra in March 2002.

    Irish republicans are anti-Semitic not anti-Zionist, they have a rampant hatred for Israel and it's inhabitants.

    http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Op-Ed-C...y-relationship

    "Gerry Adams, Yasser Arafat, Hamas and the PLO are all good buddies"
    Dear sweet jebus Rolf - for someone who pretends to be an expert you clearly haven't heard - Yasser Arafat is dead. And he hasn't come back as The Yasser Arafat either. He died 12 years ago FFS!!!! Gerry Adams and his allies signed up to a Peace Process nearly 20 years ago and has criticised violent republicanism since. In fact in the recent sectarian bonfire in (L)Derry the nationalist youths had put SF posters alongside posters of loyalists on their pyre such is the distance they've seen SF travel. And anyone who knows anything about the conflict in that blighted spot would know that the PLO and Hammas have had their violent spats but you just lap up the Follow Follow BS and take it as gospel.

    I only saw the same Palestinian flag on my tv at the match the other night that was displayed in the Olympics opening ceremony and in the pool where one of their swimmers came in the first 3. Are the Olympics supporting the PLO as well in your head? That flag that causes you such pain is also on display in front of the UN building - do you think the UN are terrorist supporters as well?

    Care to point to a link that has the PLO selling arms to the IRA? Not that I'm calling you a liar on it its just you've previous for being a strangers to the truth/deluded. BTW - Yasser Arafat is still dead.

    As for your claim "Irish republicans are anti-Semitic not anti-Zionist, they have a rampant hatred for Israel and it's inhabitants" is there any chance you could support that with actual evidence other than from some weirdo loyalist site?

    A gentle reminder of my question to you on Nelson Mandela (you should be advised, he's dead too btw)
    Do you think Mandela was a terrorist when he said
    "“We know too well that our freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the Palestinians.”


    My understanding of Warrenpoint is the only non-combatant killed (near) there was actually an englishman across the inlet on the Irish side of the border who was looking across at all the commotion wondering what was afoot being shot dead by british troops firing in a panic anywhere they could.

    Your allegation that there's "evidence suggesting" IRA involvement in sniper attack in Israel is not factual. Mossad checked around. There was no such evidence. They arrested, charged, and sentenced a guy called Tha'ir Kayid Hamad for it. Unless you're now telling us that you know for a fact from Oz that Tha'ir Kayid Hamad was a member of the IRA.

    Seriously Rolf - you should shut down your PC before you embarrass yourself even further
    Last edited by AguyIknow; 19-08-2016 at 09:47 AM.

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    walloper on here at half 6 in the morning now, that result on wednesday has hurt him badly

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    Quote Originally Posted by AguyIknow View Post
    "Gerry Adams, Yasser Arafat, Hamas and the PLO are all good buddies"
    Dear sweet jebus Rolf - for someone who pretends to be an expert you clearly haven't heard - Yasser Arafat is dead. And he hasn't come back as The Yasser Arafat either. He died 12 years ago FFS!!!! Gerry Adams and his allies signed up to a Peace Process nearly 20 years ago and has criticised violent republicanism since. In fact in the recent sectarian bonfire in (L)Derry the nationalist youths had put SF posters alongside posters of loyalists on their pyre such is the distance they've seen SF travel. And anyone who knows anything about the conflict in that blighted spot would know that the PLO and Hammas have had their violent spats but you just lap up the Follow Follow BS and take it as gospel.

    I only saw the same Palestinian flag on my tv at the match the other night that was displayed in the Olympics opening ceremony and in the pool where one of their swimmers came in the first 3. Are the Olympics supporting the PLO as well in your head? That flag that causes you such pain is also on display in front of the UN building - do you think the UN are terrorist supporters as well?

    Care to point to a link that has the PLO selling arms to the IRA? Not that I'm calling you a liar on it its just you've previous for being a strangers to the truth/deluded. BTW - Yasser Arafat is still dead.

    As for your claim "Irish republicans are anti-Semitic not anti-Zionist, they have a rampant hatred for Israel and it's inhabitants" is there any chance you could support that with actual evidence other than from some weirdo loyalist site?

    A gentle reminder of my question to you on Nelson Mandela (you should be advised, he's dead too btw)
    Do you think Mandela was a terrorist when he said
    "“We know too well that our freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the Palestinians.”


    My understanding of Warrenpoint is the only non-combatant killed (near) there was actually an englishman across the inlet on the Irish side of the border who was looking across at all the commotion wondering what was afoot being shot dead by british troops firing in a panic anywhere they could.

    Your allegation that there's "evidence suggesting" IRA involvement in sniper attack in Israel is not factual. Mossad checked around. There was no such evidence. They arrested, charged, and sentenced a guy called Tha'ir Kayid Hamad for it. Unless you're now telling us that you know for a fact from Oz that Tha'ir Kayid Hamad was a member of the IRA.

    Seriously Rolf - you should shut down your PC before you embarrass yourself even further
    Well anyone with a wee bit of savvy can see this post has just demolished RMDU very selective and extreme views. RMDU like most of his cohorts is nothing but a pure political reactionary, There is no real substance to his views other than to oppose anything or anyone who show the slightest support for Irish republicanism and self determination. Political reactionaries are at the right-wing of a political spectrum and at the very end of this spectrum is where you will find the real hardliners of Loyalism and Unionism. I'm not saying RMDU is at that point far from it but he's definetely influenced by it. There can be no doubting the connections established from the early 1970s onwards between the NF, BNP and the more extreme Combat 18 to the two main loyalist paramilitary organisations. On a political and, dare one say social level, the disparate British far right were the only supporters of the Ulster loyalist cause in Britain. People like Johnny Adair, who started his politico-paramilitary career in the NF.’ Members of the Belfast NF went on to become loyalist paramilitaries the evidence is all out there,

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    Quote Originally Posted by AguyIknow View Post
    "Gerry Adams, Yasser Arafat, Hamas and the PLO are all good buddies"
    Dear sweet jebus Rolf - for someone who pretends to be an expert you clearly haven't heard - Yasser Arafat is dead. And he hasn't come back as The Yasser Arafat either. He died 12 years ago FFS!!!! Gerry Adams and his allies signed up to a Peace Process nearly 20 years ago and has criticised violent republicanism since. In fact in the recent sectarian bonfire in (L)Derry the nationalist youths had put SF posters alongside posters of loyalists on their pyre such is the distance they've seen SF travel. And anyone who knows anything about the conflict in that blighted spot would know that the PLO and Hammas have had their violent spats but you just lap up the Follow Follow BS and take it as gospel.

    I only saw the same Palestinian flag on my tv at the match the other night that was displayed in the Olympics opening ceremony and in the pool where one of their swimmers came in the first 3. Are the Olympics supporting the PLO as well in your head? That flag that causes you such pain is also on display in front of the UN building - do you think the UN are terrorist supporters as well?

    Care to point to a link that has the PLO selling arms to the IRA? Not that I'm calling you a liar on it its just you've previous for being a strangers to the truth/deluded. BTW - Yasser Arafat is still dead.

    As for your claim "Irish republicans are anti-Semitic not anti-Zionist, they have a rampant hatred for Israel and it's inhabitants" is there any chance you could support that with actual evidence other than from some weirdo loyalist site?

    A gentle reminder of my question to you on Nelson Mandela (you should be advised, he's dead too btw)
    Do you think Mandela was a terrorist when he said
    "“We know too well that our freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the Palestinians.”


    My understanding of Warrenpoint is the only non-combatant killed (near) there was actually an englishman across the inlet on the Irish side of the border who was looking across at all the commotion wondering what was afoot being shot dead by british troops firing in a panic anywhere they could.

    Your allegation that there's "evidence suggesting" IRA involvement in sniper attack in Israel is not factual. Mossad checked around. There was no such evidence. They arrested, charged, and sentenced a guy called Tha'ir Kayid Hamad for it. Unless you're now telling us that you know for a fact from Oz that Tha'ir Kayid Hamad was a member of the IRA.

    Seriously Rolf - you should shut down your PC before you embarrass yourself even further
    Arafat is deid? Seriously? lol

    Gerry Adams was/is a terrorist, he was on the main IRA counsel and killed innocent women and children, as did his partner in crime McGuiness, both of them are responsible for deaths of hundreds of innocent civilians - any part of that not factual?

    "My understanding of Warrenpoint is the only non-combatant killed", your view of "combat" is very different to the real thing, just like your IRA heroes you are a coward.

    The IRA / PLO connection is in the link I already supplied, feel free to live in denial though. The PLO were involved in the murder of Lord Mountbatten, carried out by Irish terrorists, but financed and trained by the PLO.

    There is evidence the IRA either supplied the sniper or trained the sniper that killed those soldiers, again denial is your saviour.

    Irish republicans are seriously anti-semitic, this is a fact, if you don't like it perhaps you should hand in your membership.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stewarty27 View Post
    Well anyone with a wee bit of savvy can see this post has just demolished RMDU very selective and extreme views. RMDU like most of his cohorts is nothing but a pure political reactionary, There is no real substance to his views other than to oppose anything or anyone who show the slightest support for Irish republicanism and self determination. Political reactionaries are at the right-wing of a political spectrum and at the very end of this spectrum is where you will find the real hardliners of Loyalism and Unionism. I'm not saying RMDU is at that point far from it but he's definetely influenced by it. There can be no doubting the connections established from the early 1970s onwards between the NF, BNP and the more extreme Combat 18 to the two main loyalist paramilitary organisations. On a political and, dare one say social level, the disparate British far right were the only supporters of the Ulster loyalist cause in Britain. People like Johnny Adair, who started his politico-paramilitary career in the NF.’ Members of the Belfast NF went on to become loyalist paramilitaries the evidence is all out there,
    Stewie its not my fault you're gullible, the yahoos done the flag thing down to the support the PLO showed them, that's a fact mate, you want to see it differently, but the yahoo loves his terrorism and that's a fact.

    I've read some ignaorant shyte on here in my time, but his utter phukin nonsense beats them all................

    "On a political and, dare one say social level, the disparate British far right were the only supporters of the Ulster loyalist cause in Britain."

    Probably, no most certainly, the single most ill informed collection of words ever put together on this board.

    Stewie, we know you want an independent Scotland, that doesn't mean you have to pander to every other collection of phukin muppets who look for the same thing with countries they have never been to or know anything about.

    Thank phuk I left Scotland, I'd end up in the nick wie w@nks like you oan the loose.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rangersmandownunder View Post
    Arafat is deid? Seriously? lol

    Gerry Adams was/is a terrorist, he was on the main IRA counsel and killed innocent women and children, as did his partner in crime McGuiness, both of them are responsible for deaths of hundreds of innocent civilians - any part of that not factual?

    "My understanding of Warrenpoint is the only non-combatant killed", your view of "combat" is very different to the real thing, just like your IRA heroes you are a coward.

    The IRA / PLO connection is in the link I already supplied, feel free to live in denial though. The PLO were involved in the murder of Lord Mountbatten, carried out by Irish terrorists, but financed and trained by the PLO.

    There is evidence the IRA either supplied the sniper or trained the sniper that killed those soldiers, again denial is your saviour.

    Irish republicans are seriously anti-semitic, this is a fact, if you don't like it perhaps you should hand in your membership.

    OK lets go through this s l o w l y so even you might understand Rolf.

    Yes I believe that Adams (despite his denials) was in the IRA. And McGuinness certainly was - he makes no secret of it. I doubt very much if either of them personally killed anyone, certainly not Adams, though I suspect they both gave the go ahead for killings to be carried out. And there were women and children killed by the actions they "sanctioned". Similarly actions sanctioned by the british army killed innocent women and children too. Two wrongs certainly don't make a right but it's a bit hypocritical to continue to point to one without referencing the other. And thankfully for NI, the IRA of which MMG and GA were leaders have left the stage and have tried to achieve their aims through peaceful means for many many years.

    "My understanding of Warrenpoint is the only non-combatant killed", your view of "combat" is very different to the real thing, just like your IRA heroes you are a coward."

    Rolf - these guys were armed soldiers. Are you suggesting that they weren't combatants??????? Who said the IRA were my heroes btw? Very brave of you to label someone on the internet a coward when you've scarpered to the far side of the planet yourself there General Patton!

    Just because you make an accusation that is not evidence of anything Rolf - even in Australia! Can you provide actual evidence, rather than accusation (you're still clearly struggling with the difference), or are you just going to keep repeating a lie in the hope that it may eventually be accepted by some as the truth?

    What Irish Republicans do you know, or even have evidence of, as being anti-Semetic. If as you suggest they all are then surely you've instances with evidence (again please note I don't mean just accusation).

    Now about Mr Mandela and his reference to Palestinians...
    Or perhaps you'd like to address the issue of the Palestinian flag being a recognised flag that's accepted by the UN and the Olympic Council amongst others.

    "As of 14 September 2015, 136 (70.5%) of the 193 member states of the United Nations and two non-member states have recognised the State of Palestine. Many of the countries that do not recognise the State of Palestine nevertheless recognise the PLO as the "representative of the Palestinian people"."

    "In October 2014, the UK House of Commons passed a symbolic non-binding Motion by a vote of 274 in favour to 12 against which called on the Government to recognise Palestine.[341][342] Also in October 2014, the devolved government of Scotland called for recognition of Palestine as an independent state and for the UK to open an Embassy.[343]"

    You still think they're all terrorist supporters Rolf? Have the finyins taken over or wha?



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