[IRA] Irish Republican Army

[::Art::]

Yeah I know, but everyone looks at the IRA as being the invading terrorists yet the British armys never get mentioned.

Ikr. We get all the blame when they do most of it

[Jordy]

How can we have a serious discussion when you're advocating a terrorist organisation, these killed many hundreds of innocent civilians across the UK during the 20th century and even tried to assassinate the prime minister. There's other ways to go about discussing the issue of Northern Ireland. For me though it's as simple as this, the people of Northern Ireland overwhelmingly have always wanted to be British, and British they shall be.

[Richie]

How can you have a serious discussion when you're advocating a terrorist organisation, these killed many hundreds of innocent civilians across the UK over the 20th century and even tried to assassinate the prime minister. There's other ways to go about discussing the issue of Northern Ireland. For me though it's as simple as this, the people of Northern Ireland overwhelmingly have always wanted to be British, and British they shall be.

Fair point, but then again the british done the exact same but vice-versa about 50 years ago.

[marriott0.01]

ROI is not a very stable country as it is, should be thankful that Britain still rules over Northern Ireland. And it's also not like you don't get your own government.

[scottish]

Only because the majority of them have ancestors who were british.


If the IRA are terrorists so are the british, 'on January 30, 1972 soldiers from the British armys, parachuted into Ireland and opened fire on unarmed and peaceful civilians'.


No I'm sick of this nationalist ****, anytime any topic that relates to the British being in the wrong, people spam it on purpose and get it closed.

lol we own

[Jordy]

Bloody Sunday was wrong but it's a tiny event compared to the atrocities committed by the IRA, death tolls say it all. It's no wonder soldiers strayed into Ireland to be fair, I've spoke to a few Royal Marines about this and the Irish government would usually refuse to extradite or they'd play hell about human rights, the cases would drag on for months despite them being clearly terrorists.

[::Art::]

Why would we be glad Britain took over some of our country. I would love a 32 county Ireland.

[Richie]

ROI is not a very stable country as it is, should be thankful that Britain still rules over Northern Ireland. And it's also not like you don't get your own government.

Stable as in.. money wise

[alexxxxx]

yeah i support the IRA along with Al-Qaeda... :rolleyes:

please nationalists don't spread your stuff on here - or put it in the debate forum so everyone can ignore it.

[Jordy]

Why would we be glad Britain took over some of our country. I would love a 32 county Ireland.

The Northern Irish were glad to be British, the IRA were the ones in the wrong, trying to make them become part of Ireland against their will.