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And the cliche Irish of I'll kill you or get the boys to. Brilliant really.
"aaalll pudda bullet in ya"
What a TW AT
England
And the cliche Irish of I'll kill you or get the boys to. Brilliant really.
Ireland
The headline is enough to explain about out doing each other on being pro Palestine enough in Ireland. It's a competition. It's mental here.It's pretty much nearly every Irish person. They see nothing wrong with it. You can see he fully believes he's well within his rights. And the cliche Irish of I'll kill you or get the boys to. Brilliant really. Doing ourselves some great favours. Honestly, the government is trying to cover up Pro Palestine terror activity as we speak. They let a bomber or two out on bail. Our usual MO when the government was not supporting the IRA either. The country is chock full of Islamic extremists. Some of the most dangerous in the world are here. A cursory glance would tell you that.
We have no intelligence services, no police intelligence, no police and, most importantly, no will to do anything. We know full well we might get the odd rape or murder - or even quite a few. But no Islamic bombs are going to go off here. Not on purpose anyway.
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Ireland
Him doing a Birmingham accent, yet imagine his comments if Jasper Carrot played a Dubliner.Ireland has a massive virtue signalling problem. In the Troubles it was actions not words, but now people who have easy lives tell everyone how it is, just like that bellend Cillian Murphy who has made his living from British acting but puts on this nationalistic provo stance as if he's been wronged. What a wanker.
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Occupation by larger more powerful neighbour.The headline is enough to explain about out doing each other on being pro Palestine enough in Ireland. It's a competition. It's mental here.
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Both have loads of international support - even actively supplying weapons and bombs. All played down to not rock the international relations boat. 1916 was even fully funded and supplied by Germany. Before that Irish rebels tended to be supplied by France. Who even sent a force (the most ineffective ever). The IRA were supllied by numerous international forces. Again, some spoken about - some not. You will have heard of the Gadaffi stuff.Occupation by larger more powerful neighbour.
Land theft.
Misc oppressive policies.
An autonomous military force with little or no accountability let loose.
Little international support.
Terrorist reaction.
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I said little not none.Both have loads of international support - even actively supplying weapons and bombs. All played down to not rock the international relations boat. 1916 was even fully funded and supplied by Germany. Before that Irish rebels tended to be supplied by France. Who even sent a force (the most ineffective ever). The IRA were supllied by numerous international forces. Again, some spoken about - some not. You will have heard of the Gadaffi stuff.
You get snippets of who supplies Palestinian terrorists. It's not all Iran.
Ireland
I wasn't aware of widespread support for Yair. Or anyone even much aware of him.Well, this is awkward for his British supporters
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Maybe he's just a s***-stirring war-monger?
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There was a lot but not particularly spoken about to avoid conflict/ trade problems etc. France was another Empire, Germany was greater Germany and the Austro Hungarians. The UAE supports Hamas but we don't hear about it. Same reasons. The USA largely supported the IRA but couldn't do much openly. They also couldn't be against them due to votes.I said little not none.
No power was strong enough to move Britain to any degree (until we decided we could no longer govern the South).
Likewise Israel/US.
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Just checking, looks like a reproduction of a post of his last yearI wasn't aware of widespread support for Yair. Or anyone even much aware of him.
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SonI wasn't aware of widespread support for Yair. Or anyone even much aware of him.
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I realise that. Of what relevance is he? I'd never heard of him.
My mistake - I was confusing him with the more significant Netanyahu - BenjaminI realise that. Of what relevance is he? I'd never heard of him.
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Fair enough. Nice to admit mistakes.My mistake - I was confusing him with the more significant Netanyahu - Benjamin
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If that family is dynastic and he is seen as heir apparent, his opinion about a country that helped create his could become important.
I suspect (and hope) that Benni is suitably embarrassed and will bring his son in to line.
On which it doesn't help that his son is a numpty. Argentina have never held any ownership over those islands. Although there are faint but far too historic claims following succession issues in the early 18th century, Argentina's modern claim seems wholly based on proximity. If that argument held any water we would have to hand over the Channel Islands to France, Curacao and Bonnair would cede to Venezuela and so on.
Hopefully dad gives son a good talking to.