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1. Comment on Adams ordered McConville execution, says ex-IRA leader…
   on 28 March 2010 at 7:32 pm

   I’m also looking forward to finding out what David Ervine has said. I’m hoping that he names the senior DUP politicians who tried to talk the UVF out of calling their 94 ceasefire.

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2. Comment on Adams ordered McConville execution, says ex-IRA leader…
   on 28 March 2010 at 7:02 pm

   [i]There was only one man who gave the order for that woman to be executed… That man is now the head of Sinn Fein.[/i]

   Latest news: Gerry Adams: “I am not now nor never have been a member of Sinn Fein. To say otherwise is wrong, totally wrong.”

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3. Comment on If at first you can’t convict him…try, try, try, beat, try, try, try again
   on 20 March 2010 at 4:21 am

   [i]Slarti, can you share with us on what you are basing your allegations?
   The Sunday World or Sunday Life?
   “His gang” Come on Man. On what are you basing this?
   Put up or shut up.
   You like in Armagh yet you claim to know who does what in Derry.
   Just stick to your Paul Berry gags. It’s your forte.[/i]

   Sorry what, Old School? Are you saying that Gary Donnelly isn’t the leader of the RIRA in Derry?

   Ha ha ha ha!!! Brilliant. That is like something they would come out with. Ha ha ha ha!!!

   This is satirical, isn’t it? What you’re posting?

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4. Comment on If at first you can’t convict him…try, try, try, beat, try, try, try again
   on 20 March 2010 at 4:17 am

   [i]Gary joined Sinn Fein circa 1987, when he was 16.
   Whilst in Sinn Fein he was well respected, and was later put in charge of organising Ogra Sinn Fein in the City. He supported the ceasefire of 1994 and campaigned for the All Party Talks initiatives.
   He was never suspended or disciplined by the party, in the time he spent with Sinn Fein.
   He was never charged with any non political activity, gangsterism, or any other allegations made in this thread.
   He left Sinn Fein over the decision to enter Stormont, and the issue of legitimacy bestowed on partition. This was 98.It was then that Sinn Fein, who previously held him in high regard, began their character assasination.
   He does not own any car, nor a holiday home, or even a house. Nor does he enjoy any signs of lavish wealth witnessed by those who backed the GFA Treaty. I doubt he even had the money to pay that fine.[/i]

   “It’s all right that he targets children for murder because he has no car! Doesn’t that show that he’s a decent man!?”

   Mate, this stuff keeps getting better and better. You are actually a genius.

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5. Comment on If at first you can’t convict him…try, try, try, beat, try, try, try again
   on 20 March 2010 at 4:13 am

   [i]Putting a pipe bomb under an unoccupied car is mass murder now?[/i]

   That bit was my favourite though. “They only put a bomb under that woman’s car – you’d think by the way you’re going on they had broke her arm in a fight! You could all bloody well cry about it then.”

   Class stuff, Old School. Do keep it up.

   Is it any wonder they’re doing so well in the war?

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6. Comment on If at first you can’t convict him…try, try, try, beat, try, try, try again
   on 20 March 2010 at 4:02 am

   Old School,

   [i]“Stop picking on Gary Donnelly – it’s not fair so it’s not. What has this innocent leader of the RIRA ever done to be called nasty names on the internet.”[/i]

   Good satire, mate. Very funny stuff. Like it. Perfectly sums up the moping of the average supporter of the subhuman in question who tries to murder Irish families and then cries when the SS/RUC dare to do him a wee injury. Well done on that.

   More! More!

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7. Comment on If at first you can’t convict him…try, try, try, beat, try, try, try again
   on 20 March 2010 at 3:35 am

   [i]First you said he was responsible for attempted mass murder, then backtracked with the catch-all “his gang”. Pretty sloppy.[/i]

   Yes, his gang, genius. The one he leads. The one he ordered to wipe out this civilian Irish family. Because he loves Ireland, like.

   See how it works? [b]His[/b] gang?

   [b]His[/b]. See?

   Probably still you don’t see.

   [i]Putting a pipe bomb under an unoccupied car is mass murder now?[/i]

   No, it’s an attempt at mass murder.

   [i]Why the obsession with this one guy with you?[/i]

   I have no obsession with him. I just think he’s a subhuman gangster cunt. Just like I think Johnny Adair is the same. Doesn’t mean I’m obsessed with the horrible bastards.

   [i]The only justification I’ve read on this thread is that he’s “fat” “wears a Celtic top”. Almost element of class snobbery.
   Another claims he got his arm broke, and put himself in jail to appear “hardline”.
   Is this a political forum or not? [/i]

   Sorry, I don’t know what any of this means. If I put it through Babelfish would it come up any better?

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8. Comment on If at first you can’t convict him…try, try, try, beat, try, try, try again
   on 20 March 2010 at 3:25 am

   Ramzi,

   I done one for Iris but the paper is mostly out of print now as it were.

   I want the chance to do another if the story regarding the LVF’s pastor and his fondness for some certain sex workers turns out to be true.

   What is the latest with that anyway can anyone allude to me? I have been out of the loop recently and have haven’t paid attention to much anything to do with politics.

   I think you can view the Iris one with this link:

   http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm129/slarti79/SMrobinsons.jpg?t=1269037415

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9. Comment on If at first you can’t convict him…try, try, try, beat, try, try, try again
   on 20 March 2010 at 3:12 am

   Sorry, my mistake. It was one innocent family, in two attacks on the same night. His gang put a bomb under the family car of a cop’s sister, plus they bombed the same cop’s parents house. Still, the fact that the entity who ordered that attempt at mass murder had his poor wee broken is more of an outrage for some.

   No, I’ve never met him. Have you? Did you get an autograph?

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10. Comment on If at first you can’t convict him…try, try, try, beat, try, try, try again
    on 20 March 2010 at 2:57 am

    Alias,

    Well I would argue to him then the innocent families he tried to murder weren’t collaborating with anyone. So therefore he tried to murder innocent Irish people and so therefore he is an enemy of the Irish people. Who should all hope it’s his neck broken next time instead of his arm.

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