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More "Anything You Can Do..." Action
It seems not a week passes lately where the scumbag republicans aren't trying to outdo the scumbag loyalists or vice versa. Last night a republican gang hijacked a taxi at around 10pm in the Kilwilkee estate and left a package on the back seat, before ordering the driver to take the car to the nearby Lurgan PSNI station. The gang then seemingly bailed out and left him to it.
The driver seemingly had more integrity in his little finger than the hijackers had combined, and parked the car outside a GAA club, as far away from any residential area as he could get, and called the police. Technical officers from the army (yes, that army we don't need anymore!) made the device safe.
Meanwhile, more republican scumbags attacked the police with 30 petrol bombs, and assorted other projectiles (including bricks and bottles), injuring 7 officers.
Follow up:
"The taxi driver, understandably, abandoned the vehicle in an area probably where there was the least number of houses and then informed the police. When the police cordoned off the area, a crowd gathered and started to petrol bomb the police. It is known that there are dissidents in that area and we are very much aware of dissidents continuing to corrupt our young people."
Dolores Kelly, SDLP
I'm not sure if the lowlife cowards that carry out these sorts of activities just love the violence and distruction, or if they're so completely stupid that the failure of the provisional IRA's 30 year campaign wasn't a clear enough message to them. The people of Ulster won't be bullied into anything, but something tells me when these delinquents were out lobbing potentially lethal missiles at the police, Irish unity wasn't foremost in their minds!
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Now that we have 100% proof that we have not seen the last of Republican terrorism - how can the further reduction in security be justified? surly this should be a time for the maximum security, given that the Sinn Fein command has now (apparently) lost all authority/commonality with those still intent on killing the prods, are these terrorists not now at their most dangerous ?
Or is it "acceptable level of violence" time again?
( N.B. I often wonder if Hain does indeed still hold a romantic view of 'anti-establishment' terrorism and violence like his colleges Livingstone and Short or his former college Galloway...
When I think of some of the pigies in the labour movement, I don’t know......how
do people like Galloway sleep at night?
and when the shit hits the fan over here, when the blatant mistake of lowering security at the border is revealed not only by an increase of the operational capacity of the Republicans , but by the U.V.F./U.F.F. teams merrily driving back and forth ......will Hain feel even the slightest pang of remorse or responsibility?)
This is quality stuff. After republicans tried to force an innocent taxi-driver to become a reluctant bomber last night, and a crowd threw petrol bombs and other missiles at the police, a Sinn Fein councillor has today told us that as usual, it's all t...
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Wait and see. I predicted something like this when the 'big statement' came out.
The Sinn Fein line will be "The are dissidents and don't have the sanction of the IRA, therefore nothing to do with us. Sorry, you can't pin this one on us."
It'll be like trying to blame the DUP for the Loyalist feud. Fantastic smokescreen!
I think your right about the S.F. response,
Given the past ideology of “the Republican family" - it was even the name of a party in the South, I think, this response ,for me as a Protestant, will hardly mitigate the suspicion that the separation of the dissidents is not far as they say, and that overlapping commitments for large numbers of Republican activists is a very real possibility.
However even if separation is absolute, it still (prehaps more so) justifies a much, much slower pace of demilitarisation, (now let me say I support (mutual) normalisation passionately - I'd love to go on nature walks and that in south Armagh*............), as if these guys have said 'so long' too the sophisticated political engine of S.F., then they will no longer be restrained by S.F.'s commitment to international popularism, and, without concern for the judgements of daddy America, who knows what atrocities they'll go for ..........
(Priority number one for these boyos is going to be making a big statement to hoist up the banner for all the young 'uns to see, I'd say)
* dont laugh, im serious ! maybe baskin' Gaskin could show me round, introduce me to his mates............
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