Battle of the Boyne Site Double Premier Protest

by Johnny appleseed Fri May 11, 2007 21:58

Funny that how much cash was thrown into the pot to fetishise the whole
political 'process' . There are the two of 'em planting the trees and not a stone's throw from
beautiful Tara- which they are denuding.

not even the israelites in the early nineteen hundreds got away with turning the sod!

How strange the communities north and south that would turn their backs on the
poverty of cultural debasement to score points whilst the nurses strike, kids
are put through the courts.

They still wear the orange and the green and globalisation has produced
a monster delineating the difference in traditions.

why is the money not being spent on the schools?
The maternity hospitals?
the people who need it.

they have cauterised traditions to achieve an americanised society where
the stupid and brave march to the same drum.

I planted a tree for prisoners.
It had to be a holly tree because the poor old warden was afraid that it would
grow to a great and wonderful height and thereby threaten the foundation of the
prison wall.

Thanks for nothing Ahern/Blair/Paisley- instead of peace you have sold us bit
by bit down the river and the next geneartion will absorb the poison water
, the lies and the bills that are kept so sweetly in the filing cabinet!

No more war means not doing business with the men who trade in it
and pretend of peace.

Mr Blair.

by rooster Fri May 11, 2007 17:53

well done to all who helped it happen, praise the Lord, peace at last :-)

by jj Fri May 11, 2007 15:18

peace at last, credit where it is due, well done to all

by 2 into 1 Mon Apr 30, 2007 10:17

Let Bertie and Ian do their thing for the cameras. Both of their sad 'cultures' have a long way to go to reach what the rest of us know as 2007.

by Trumpet (community band waiting on subsidies, - but still very eager. really wanted a steel drum) Sun Apr 29, 2007 15:41

Well done Rev. Ian.

you won. I always knew you would.:.
you are the last premier - who do you want to govern Scotland?

it was al qaeda : now vote

by status tit Sat Apr 28, 2007 15:04

needless to say - this allows people who can't reclaim Drogheda! (perhaps being too shagged out after Mayday weekend or smoking dope constantly & no longer up for thar sort of thing)
"an opportunity to protest 2 premiers at one go".


There are many advantages & blessings to migration & its affect on our general Irish allure. But Silicone implants are artificial and not hereditary. ok? Same thing goes for penile enlargement. Just in case you think we're getting all sexist on your pasty white paddy ass.

by Boyo Sat Apr 28, 2007 06:57

Adopting shared value systems, dropping any differences - soon nothing will be left of either culture.

Union Tricolour

by chortle Thu Apr 26, 2007 15:17

The next test of Irish democracy is not up the wee north (whose assembly will sit the week before this most excellent gig with ample historical opportunity for big drums and fireworks) but in the Eire State.

Drogheda has in the last year illustrated well the malaise of health care & maternity provisioning by the FF&PD regime (which you're going to change).

But that constituency is not the only one which suffers such health issues. Let us remember that every "border county" fields an independent candidate on hospital issues. Indeed the out-going dail counts members who wish to be re-elected since their manifesto for more proper "united ireland cross border health co-operation" have not as of yet embarrassed the taoiseach enough.

The other suspects will get their gig and press release sorted soon. Wethus move on from "love ulster" through "love croker" to "the sash me da wore". You've less than two weeks to get big time and low budget creative. Don't pass up this opportunity - all Ireland gigs widen your usual horizontal media spin &it would be a pity to leave this one up to the usuals. Reclaim Drogheda!