Stirling refuse orange lodge £1000 donation.....

[John65]

You're having me on here surely...?

KKF eejit [/quote]
You calling me a kiddy fiddler, you fu[size=3]cking reptile?
You wouldn't say that to my face you fat pri[size=3]ck
sc[size=3]ummy cun[size=3]t.

[eastcoastscot]

You would be bounced up and down the street ya clown

[CB_1874]

You're having me on here surely...?

KKF eejit [/quote]
You calling me a kiddy fiddler, you fu[size=3]cking reptile?
You wouldn't say that to my face you fat pri[size=3]ck
sc[size=3]ummy cun[size=3]t.[/quote]



Annoying when people generalise eh, Elvis?

[CB_1874]

You're having me on here surely...?

Ffs.

[John65]

You're having me on here surely...?

KKF eejit [/quote]
You calling me a kiddy fiddler, you fu[size=3]cking reptile?
You wouldn't say that to my face you fat pri[size=3]ck
sc[size=3]ummy cun[size=3]t.[/quote]



Annoying when people generalise eh, Elvis? [/quote]
Explain.

[John65]

You would be bounced up and down the street ya clown

Indeed.
Anytime, fat boy

[AguyIknow]

The OO's motto is Civil and Religious Liberty for all.

Anything else is just your own jaundiced view of the organisation.

Oh ma sides!

"Politically, the Orange Order is a conservative British unionist organisation[3][4] with links to Ulster loyalism. It campaigned against Scottish independence in 2014.[5] The Order sees itself as defending Protestant civil and religious liberties, whilst critics accuse the Order of being sectarian, triumphalist[6][7][8][9] and supremacist.[9][10][11][12] It has also been criticised for associating with loyalist paramilitary groups. As a Protestant society, it does not accept non-Protestants as members unless they convert and adhere to the principles of Orangeism, nor does it accept Protestants married to Catholics"

This to neilo is "Civil and Religious Liberty for all" - well all except for those who aren't Protestants obviously.

[deesturbia]

neilo and plook are a pair of belters who should stay behind the iron curtain

[54FairAndSquare]

The OO's motto is Civil and Religious Liberty for all.

Anything else is just your own jaundiced view of the organisation.

Oh ma sides!

"Politically, the Orange Order is a conservative British unionist organisation[3][4] with links to Ulster loyalism. It campaigned against Scottish independence in 2014.[5] The Order sees itself as defending Protestant civil and religious liberties, whilst critics accuse the Order of being sectarian, triumphalist[6][7][8][9] and supremacist.[9][10][11][12] It has also been criticised for associating with loyalist paramilitary groups. As a Protestant society, it does not accept non-Protestants as members unless they convert and adhere to the principles of Orangeism, nor does it accept Protestants married to Catholics"

This to neilo is "Civil and Religious Liberty for all" - well all except for those who aren't Protestants obviously. [/quote]

[spameater1]

The OO's motto is Civil and Religious Liberty for all.

Anything else is just your own jaundiced view of the organisation.

Oh ma sides!

"Politically, the Orange Order is a conservative British unionist organisation[3][4] with links to Ulster loyalism. It campaigned against Scottish independence in 2014.[5] The Order sees itself as defending Protestant civil and religious liberties, whilst critics accuse the Order of being sectarian, triumphalist[6][7][8][9] and supremacist.[9][10][11][12] It has also been criticised for associating with loyalist paramilitary groups. As a Protestant society, it does not accept non-Protestants as members unless they convert and adhere to the principles of Orangeism, nor does it accept Protestants married to Catholics"

This to neilo is "Civil and Religious Liberty for all" - well all except for those