Gerry Adams arrested

[CB_1874]

Bet Dye ran about with Gerdo and his boyfriend

Well he did with any other green face from the days gone by if you are to believe him

Oh and sh@gs stunners

Cindy Crawford lookalike. Remember that?

[BobJRDobbs]

All he wants to talk about is Northern Ireland. Boring c*nt.

this thread got to 147 posts before I put my tuppence worth in...so obviously its a hot topic


dont worry that fuvvkpig ed will card me quicker then a rat up a drianpipe...shyytebag that he is !![/quote]

beat it ya bigot you're banned and I've informed ed you're back[/quote]

Eastcoasttout

[Dirty_Dingus_Magee]

Look at all the neds with their phones oot filming.

[Sconemeister1314]

Calm Doon DYE

[eastcoastscot]

Calm Doon DYE

perfectly calm I just find it hard to believe how dense you people are about Irish history[/quote]

your version is not the true version ya bigoted little rhat

[Yazz]

[quote="Rangersmandownunder"]Looks like the dark side of politics is at play here. But let justice take its course.

One thing Sinn Fein have done is to enable the Catholic community to benefit from the peace process to an extent and on the whole they have taken that opportunity. Certainly in an educational and economic sense they have seized the day, but its also kind of back fired on the nationalists as it seems the majority of Catholics dont really care about a united Ireland as much as the previous generation did. But thats democracy for you.

While the Catholics have seized the opportunities presented by the peace process, overall the unionist community havent, education results for Protestant young people are poor and a larger proportion of them fail to find a job or move on to further education when leaving school. It seems they are being held back by their seniors/community activists who are clinging on to t

[manofsteel]

[quote="Yazz"]Looks like the dark side of politics is at play here. But let justice take its course.

One thing Sinn Fein have done is to enable the Catholic community to benefit from the peace process to an extent and on the whole they have taken that opportunity. Certainly in an educational and economic sense they have seized the day, but its also kind of back fired on the nationalists as it seems the majority of Catholics dont really care about a united Ireland as much as the previous generation did. But thats democracy for you.

While the Catholics have seized the opportunities presented by the peace process, overall the unionist community havent, education results for Protestant young people are poor and a larger proportion of them fail to find a job or move on to further education when leaving school. It seems they are being held back by their seniors/co

[WangOneIn]

[quote="manofsteel"]Looks like the dark side of politics is at play here. But let justice take its course.

One thing Sinn Fein have done is to enable the Catholic community to benefit from the peace process to an extent and on the whole they have taken that opportunity. Certainly in an educational and economic sense they have seized the day, but its also kind of back fired on the nationalists as it seems the majority of Catholics dont really care about a united Ireland as much as the previous generation did. But thats democracy for you.

While the Catholics have seized the opportunities presented by the peace process, overall the unionist community havent, education results for Protestant young people are poor and a larger proportion of them fail to find a job or move on to further education when leaving school. It se

[manofsteel]

Perth.

[Yazz]

But you cant see anything wrong with this particular ex pat taking his own brand of anti irish/catholic crap with him? If he says stuff like this is why he moved then he's talking out of his erse, i,v e been many times to the city he lives and the hvns are just as bad if not worse as if they have to try harder over there.

Where does he say anything "anti irish/catholic" ?

He's left Scotland's shame behind, and who can blame him. Reason, also, I left the central belt.