Then the Ra went back in time to 1921, punched the Queen in the face, stuck her in the boot of a car where she smeared **** on the walls - then she starved herself to death. And the Republic was won.
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Then the Ra went back in time to 1921, punched the Queen in the face, stuck her in the boot of a car where she smeared **** on the walls - then she starved herself to death. And the Republic was won.
up the ra ... but which one ?
this week im a real ira sympathiser I think.
next week I could be official , provo , continuity , still real or I might just support the ira. anyhow my concerns are trivial I could be english innit bruv braap braap blud.
this week im a real ira sympathiser I think.
next week I could be official , provo , continuity , still real or I might just support the ira. anyhow my concerns are trivial I could be english innit bruv braap braap blud.
eamon de valera went over to england with a sword made of hash sellotaped to the steering wheel of his mothers face...
Noone wanted a republic. In the early part of the 20th century the vast majority of the population of Ireland were proud to be british. When a group of crackpots went round Dublin shooting people in 1916 the population of Ireland thought they were mad. They were spat on in the streets of Dublin when they were led away after being arrested. Even after years of intimidation and propaganda by a group of republicans which started out as a few 100 when most of Ireland was off fighting the germans, only a very small minority of irish people actually voted for independence. The republic wasn't "won", it was given away.
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fackin micks. spent 5 years going round murdering people as they walked down the street, in the name of "independence", then spent years shooting each other because they couldn't decide whether they actually wanted independence or not. then when they got handed a country to them on a plate with years of subsidies from the uk to get rid of them, they somehow made it bankrupt, joined the eu because they didn't want to be independent after all, then went cap in hand to the british to bail them outis there a bigger joke of a country on this planet ?
You made more sense with Gazza
de valera didnt go to England you muppet
[video=youtube;iBT4ZWy6Lm4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBT4ZWy6Lm4[/video]
give it a listen rob ... then youll see micks quote and my reply were taken from this song and you can duly apologise you muppet
so what ?
you think those songs mean anything ?
they're fackin nursery rhymes to make people feel warm in the pub.
you think Michael stole Trevelyan's corn ?
So do you, or do you not, agree that the English stole our food in the great potato famine of 1916, in order to weaken us?
They didnt though. The only vote on a republic was 1927. 1918 was a general election in which there was a protest vote against the threat of conscription during the war, which was a total shambles with republicans later admitting to voting up to 20 times each, and with widespread intimidation of the population by republicans which led to many seats being unopposed because no one dared to stand against sinn fein. even then, less than 50% of the votes recorded were for sinn feinn. the only vote for independence was in 1927 when less than 1/6 of the island voted for independence.
sean souths poor greyhound thinks the english stole our food in the great famine of 1916
ooh ah up da ra
ooh ah up da ra
paul mcgrath take off your bra
ooh ahh up da ra
robspur youre a spa
ooh ah up da ra
ooh ah up da ra
paul mcgrath take off your bra
ooh ahh up da ra
robspur youre a spa
Nah but he oversaw the killing of hundreds of English.
Good enough for this Taig
it wasn't just English, it was irish as well. and he didnt just oversea it, he orchestrated it in order to try to provoke a reaction from the british (which he eventually got with the blackand tans), in order to try to turn public opinion against the british. the murder campaign literally consisted of people being shot in the back as they walked unarmed down the street and as they slept in their beds. even(the reaction by the british army to) that didnt turn opinion sufficiently against the british (when he started almost the whole of Ireland was pro british), and even by 1927 when there was a free vote, less than 1/6 of the population voted for independence. sinn fein declared independence anyway citing that referdendum, and the british (who had been trying to distance themselves from Ireland by pushing through a home rule bill since the 1870s) went along with it.