Ógra Rooftopers Shout 'End Political Policing!'

by Realist Thu Mar 23, 2006 00:05

Which is worse - paras massacring people in Derry in 1971, Or - 32CSM affiliates killing 29 people in Omagh in the 1990s? Barry - you are a disgusting bastard.

by Barry Wed Mar 22, 2006 23:53

I also heard that a certain Derry security firm closely connected to a certain Sinn Fein former British minister has been found to have been hiring off duty PSNI officers to work as bouncers . One such individual was found to have been carrying his personal firearm while working for this firm only recently.

by sean Wed Mar 22, 2006 23:31

Comrades at a public meeting in Pilots Row in the Bogside in Derry City two weeks ago one local resident claimed that when she went to SF about an anti-social problem councillor Peter Anderson gave her the phone number of a specific RUC man and told her she should contact him and pass on information about her complaint.This type of behaviour by the provos is now a regular occurence and i suggest we should be publicising it.

by Barry Wed Mar 22, 2006 21:24

thats precisely who he was protecting . No doubt a shinner will pop up and say " but the paras would have killed people !!" . Thats precisely why British rule should be opposed , not collaborate with .

Still no sign of a definition of non-political British policing in occupied Ireland I see . Thats because theres no such thing . Sinn Fein wasting peoples time with empty slogans( no decomissioning) yet again . Theyll join the British police no fear . Its just posturing and those eejits on the roof of city hall will be seen to have made fools of themselves . Just like the idiots who ran round shouting " not a bullet , not an ounce" . The Irish brigade even had an entire album called " no decomissioning" . How does that happen without a bunch of snakes for your leadership ?

Sinn Fein may get ready to either ditch their useless collaborator leadership or prepare to join the British police and get very political in their policing methods . Theyll have no choice once they do .

by sean Wed Mar 22, 2006 20:21

i remeber gerry kelly having his arm broken a while back proctecting the police during an orange march! sit back and watch the provos become part of the psni, they have joined every other british controlled part of the north's government, and they are well paid by the crown never mind full of informers and touts

by Barry Wed Mar 22, 2006 14:48

First of all you say I havent a clue what Im talking about and the next minute " I know fine well what it means" . Im even more confused...no hold on...its you thats confused . You dont seem to know what your talking about .

by Barry Wed Mar 22, 2006 14:45

No I dont .

Define it for me please . And are you now saying sinn fein will not be joining the British police ? Introduce me to " reality" please . Define political policing in an Irish context

by ger Wed Mar 22, 2006 12:27

barry your comments are idiotic and only serve to show the lack of knowledge you have regarding the subject. you know fine well what political policing is. and not one member of sinn fein has come out in favour of joining psni/ruc.

just because 32CSM haven't a clue about reality, don't go showing us that you're the simpleton we expect you to be.

by Barry - 32 csm Tue Mar 21, 2006 17:03

unfortunately sinn fein are on the verge of giving their backing and full assistance to the British police in Ireland , including joining their ranks . Without a British declaration of intent to withdraw from Ireland , British policing cant be anything but political .

The slogan is an empty illogical nonsense , which is what happens when your political analysis gets warped by MI5 agents dominating your leadership . Id like to see sinn fein even attempt to define non-political policing in an Irish context . And it seems they are happy enough with "political policing" in the 26 counties . No giving out about that .

by Croppy Tue Mar 21, 2006 13:17

No - we will never turn a blind eye to the corruption, racketeering and practice of torture by the Britsh presence in Ireland.

by Don't Understand Tue Mar 21, 2006 10:09

Is it when they stop turning a blind eye to diesel washing, cigarette smuggling and torture chambers?

by OK Tue Mar 21, 2006 05:32

i thought the next historic and heroic act for sinn fein to evolve to was to join the PSNI?

by Man Mon Mar 20, 2006 23:17 Ballymena, u.k

What sinn fein say and do are two completly separate things.