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As previously suggested, these lads might be better off seeking gainful employment, getting girlfriends (seriously lads there’s somebody out there for you) and above all getting a life.

As for the PSNI actions, the last time I looked hanging banners, home made street signs etc was illegal and I know for a fact that displaying such signs, whether for an event or a ‘protest’ has absolutely zero tolerance in the ROI, hence the unfortunate blokes wandering O’Connell Street et al with advertising signs on a big stick. Maybe the eirigi boys might like to have a go at that one — bit of fresh air, multi-tasking on the way to the job centre etc.

Society needs educated here more than anything. That non-neutral political commentators attempt to treat every facet of that society as a political machine is only further proof of this.

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=oP2_luMVdiA&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=oP2_luMVdiA&feature=related

“They SHOULD be well hung…..er so to speak.”

As a horse you ought to know

They SHOULD be well hung…..er so to speak.

However, wanting independance for your territory seems to use the following flawed logic:
1/ The police exist to oppress those who are anti-state.
No, the police exist to arrest burglers and rapists etc and to bring calm to troubled streets.

2/Republicans blame a little too much on Ireland’s economic and social woes on The Border. This lets off a whole range of agents of poverty and bigotry clean off the hook.
There is nothing intrinsically inpoverising about a Border. Would Portugal and Spain become Nirvana if they merged? Of course not.
However, I do want a United Ireland because its not often one can take part in the process of founding a brand new nation with a new constitution, new hope and invigoration and emblems etc. THAT is exciting and would provide its own springboard.

Hmm. A century ago they might well have been. Aren’t they fortunate to be living in gentler times? Lucky sods.

Remember, such sad idiots are in every country. Because of our past however, we in NI are overly sensitive to such groups’ existence but if we pat them on the head and leave them alone (as long as they are within the law and do not incite hatred), then they will wither on the vine

In the 1960s, Wales started its Free Wales Army, its own version of the IRA. They had marches, and uniforms and the rest and even bombed a dam once and set a few hedges on fire.

They are no more. Not because of the Engish Army storming into the countryside or Special Powers Acts (or would that be Special Powys Acts ! hoho), but because they were seen as comical.

If RSF and Eirigi were reported in the ‘and finally slots’ of RTE and UTV/BBC N news bulletins, that would spell the end of them.

As for eirigi, well they may be “tubes”, lack girlfriends etc – but they do have the right to protest dont they?
They dont have an active military wing so I think they should be spared the heavy handed treatment.

pps. i agree with Mark in that the PSNI response to their actions is playing there game, but i do not see what else they,(the psni),can do. “rise” are fortunate they don’t operate in the “land of the free” or 90% of all the other countries in the world where a scuffle with “the pigs” would be the least of there problems.

your che tshirt ref is funny

the ongoing people profiling and harresment carried out by the states forces is not..

the problem will always exist as long as the border exists in ireland

dont kid yourself that its anything else

“The police were right to speak to these people and take down their details”

translation

harass and threaten

Funny and accurate!

When eirigi says things like ‘British Police Out Of Ireland’ they are providing encouragement for others to take a more violent path. The police were right to speak to these people and take down their details. We’ve all had enough of violence and we don’t need groups like eirigi going around trying to stir it all up again.