Thread: The 2017 UK General Election

Originally Posted by Immigrunt

Oranges and apples Bob.

And here are the Oranges Theresa May has forged an alliance with. How do you like them apples?

Love it ^ those boys are more loyal to the Crown than any miserable whining Brit tossers on here and most of the country.

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Originally Posted by Immigrunt

Oranges and apples Bob.

And here are the Oranges Theresa May has forged an alliance with.

A twisted viewpoint you have there Bob. The DUP doesn't want or seek the support of guerrilla war-fighting paramilitaries.

Originally Posted by Immigrunt

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Originally Posted by Immigrunt

Oranges and apples Bob.

And here are the Oranges Theresa May has forged an alliance with.

A twisted viewpoint you have there Bob. The DUP doesn't want or seek the support of guerrilla war-fighting paramilitaries.

Then why hasn't their Paramilitary wing disarmed?

Because they are not a danger to the public.

^^ Why do you think they currently have control of a paramilitary organisation? I don't think they do.

It's all becoming clear now.

The Tories had an Australian strategist who fucked everything up.

Australians and...strategy?

Insiders said the Downing Street advisers were not to blame and instead pointed the finger at the Australian strategist Sir Lynton Crosby, claiming he told colleagues that manifestos were a “sideshow” and refused to take part in policymaking.

A source also told the Guardian that Crosby insisted on focusing the entire message on May’s personal character, the 11 days until the start of Brexit negotiations, and relentless negative attacks against Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.

The source suggested the prime minister was uncomfortable with Crosby’s strategy, including the heavy focus on herself, and even dropped attack lines from speeches in the final days.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ers-sunk-party

Are you sure you aren't confusing the DUP with the UDP?

Originally Posted by Immigrunt

Are you sure you aren't confusing the DUP with the UDP?

Or possibly the TCP or their offshoot the TCP/IP? Give it up Smeg, your techniques are too hackneyed by now.

^^ Well you aren't providing any information linking the DUP to terrorism. If it exists, you would.

The Ulster Defence Association set up its own political party in the 1980s. That was the UDP not the DUP.

Originally Posted by Immigrunt

^^ Well you aren't providing any information linking the DUP to terrorism. If it exists, you would.

The Ulster Defence Association set up its own political party in the 1980s. That was the UDP not the DUP.

Go find out who "Ulster Resistance" are. Here's one of their founding members. Do you know who he is?



Here's another one of their founding members, surely you know who this one is?

Those orish paras would do well let loose on the Muslim Jihadists, doors kicked in and a few Imams kneecapped might be just the job, firebomb a few Mosques just to even up the score a bit and then go round Islamic shops for protection money, Mohammad would be proud.

No DUP apology for Ulster Resistance, despite gun-running leading to murders


The DUP has insisted that it has consistently opposed law-breaking, following fresh revelations about how a paramilitary group founded by party members had worked with the UVF and UDA to import guns which were subsequently used to murder people. The Police Ombudsman’s 157-page report into the Loughinisland atrocity, published last week, contains details which reveal that the guns used in that attack were imported into Northern Ireland by Ulster Resistance. Ulster Resistance had been set up in November 1986 at a rally in the Ulster Hall which was chaired by Sammy Wilson. It was also addressed by Ian Paisley and Peter Robinson and attended by the Rev Ivan Foster. Its aim was to “take direct action as and when required” to end the Anglo-Irish Agreement.

The DUP had claimed to have severed links with the group in 1987 after it became clear that it was importing guns. The Ombudsman’s report reveals police intelligence that in December 1986 – the month after it had been set up by senior DUP figures – senior members of Ulster Resistance began collaborating with the UVF and UDA to jointly import weapons. It does not state whether the group’s political backers at that point had any knowledge of that activity. The Ombudsman’s report into the Loughinisland atrocity states that guns which Ulster Resistance helped import were used in at least 70 murders and attempted murders.

It says: “The intelligence picture which emerged pointed to a conspiracy between the Ulster Resistance, UVF and UDA to raise considerable finance for the purchase of firearms in South Africa.” Peter Robinson, Sammy Wilson and Ian Paisley at the Ulster Hall rally which launched Ulster Resistance in November 1986 Based on intelligence, a police officer told the Ombudsman that he believed ‘Person C’ – whom police intelligence linked to the UVF and later to Ulster Resistance – had played a “central” role in an alleged 1984 conspiracy to rob the Northern Bank in Portadown. The Ombudsman said: “My investigators have seen police intelligence that in December 1986 senior members of the UDA, UVF and Ulster Resistance met to discuss the purchase and importation of arms with funds jointly raised by the three organisations.” Six months later, the report says that police had intelligence that the three paramilitary groups had “finalised” plans to import £100,000-worth of guns “but that some difficulties had been encountered in raising the necessary funds”. A month later, in July 1987, the Northern Bank in Portadown was robbed of £325,000 “by and on behalf of the UDA”.

The police had intelligence that “Person C” – who was then with Ulster Resistance – was involved in planning the robbery, which had “improved the funding situation (for Ulster Resistance)”. When asked by the News Letter if the party would apologise for its role in founding Ulster Resistance, the DUP would only say in a brief statement: “The party’s stance is consistent, that anyone involved in illegal activity should be investigated and face the full weight of the law.” Government files declassified last year show that the Government feared that the DUP might use Ulster Resistance as ‘shock troops’ during protests against the Anglo-Irish Agreement.

Read more at: No DUP apology for Ulster Resistance, despite gun-running leading to murders - Belfast Newsletter

No DUP apology for Ulster Resistance, despite gun-running leading to murders - Belfast Newsletter


Here's the link to the Ombudsman's report mentioned above with more details of the DUP and their links to terrorists. https://policeombudsman.org/PONI/fil...b39af9b168.pdf

^^^ I know who both of them are, one is retired and one is dead, and neither are involved in the current UK government arrangements or provide any evidence that the DUP currently has any control over paramilitaries.

Originally Posted by Immigrunt

Well you aren't providing any information linking the DUP to terrorism. If it exists, you would

It exists and I just did. You're welcome.

No, you're on about stuff from many decades ago done by nobody currently involved in anything.

What's the relevance to the current pact?

Why do you think the DUP has a paramilitary wing?

Fair play to Northern Ireland, they've accepted more than their fair share of asylum seekers and refugees.
Their hospitality should be mirrored across the water as an inspiration to us all regardless of religion.

Now that Batman is dead we can all pack it in. We are doomed !

Originally Posted by Digby Fantona

Now that Batman is dead we can all pack it in. We are doomed !

Is that IRA code for no more guiness

Originally Posted by Immigrunt

No, you're on about stuff from many decades ago done by nobody currently involved in anything.

What's the relevance to the current pact?

Why do you think the DUP has a paramilitary wing?

You truly are the font of ignorance in so many matters but on the issue of N.I. you evidently have entered the territory where problems in distinguishing your arse from a hole in the ground arise.

Stick to the price of fish fingers in Waitrose, Immercunt, it's about your level.

Originally Posted by wasabi

Love it ^ those boys are more loyal to the Crown than any miserable whining Brit tossers on here and most of the country.

You moron, they run the protestant extortion gangs in Belfast and up in Antrim. They also discipline those who dare to defy their brutal self-assumed authority - shooting 15 year old boys in the legs is loyalty to the Crown and worthy of your admiration?

You low end English scum make me puke.

Originally Posted by Seekingasylum

Originally Posted by Immigrunt

No, you're on about stuff from many decades ago done by nobody currently involved in anything.

What's the relevance to the current pact?

Why do you think the DUP has a paramilitary wing?

Thanks for the interesting contribution.

You truly are the font of ignorance in so many matters but on the issue of N.I. you evidently have entered the territory where problems in distinguishing your arse from a hole in the ground arise.

Stick to the price of fish fingers in Waitrose, Immercunt, it's about your level.

Thanks for the interesting contribution to the discussion.

they run the protestant extortion gangs in Belfast and up in Antrim. They also discipline those who dare to defy their brutal self-assumed authority -

Do they also take tea and biscuits with corbyn on the terrace at the house of commons, or is that just the ira, hamas, hizbollah and the peckham liberation front.