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 Thursday February 13, 2003 13:52 by james - none
 americans landing at shannon brits training up north. fair play to those mad catholics down in shannon it broke a few of my sterotypes anyway and everyone else involved "we shall we shall over come" but how about turning our attention north. The british army are training 17 and 18 year olds on a large scale level less than 90 miles from dublin i.e south Armargh and east tyrone. Me thinks 5yrs after the signing of the good friday the ra busy photocopying in belfast, the only reason brit troops are still active in this part of ireland is the potential training opportunity in a hostile(nationalist) enviorment for there war on terrorism. maybe iam wrong but i think there going to iraq and else where. how about getting afew protests up there |
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Jump To Comment: 1The colonial mindset is deeply engrained in the Irish psyche. Most anti-war protestors cannot see the connection between the role to the British military in Ireland and Britains role as a key partner in the Anglo-American imperium. The pacification of Ireland, with the assistance of the Adams, quisling faction of Sinn Fein, allows British troops to be moved from Ireland to the massacre in Iraq.