The streets were calmer Friday night, as community leaders appealed for calm after the death of Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II's 99-year-old husband. But small gangs of youths pelted police with objects and set a car ablaze during sporadic outbreaks in Belfast.
So it's not just Portland then.
ReplyDeleteSo never separate a Irishman from his Pub especially because of some fake fuckup Chinavirus.
ReplyDeleteThe root of the problem is that 24 Sinn Fein MLAs (the equivalent of Representatives) attended the funeral of a terrorist in violation of the Covid restrictions and the Public Prosecution Service chose to do nothing about it. Laws do not seem to be applied evenly.
ReplyDeleteBoth sides are nuts. No prosecutions for the Bobby Storey funeral attendees and no prosecutions for the many thousands on the streets partying because Rangers FC won the league. Quid pro quo. Equal policing, no sides taken. UDA gangsters arrested for cocaine trafficking ad DUP wanting deflection for bad political decisions...riots on the streets? Coincidence? Meh.
DeleteStory implies it's native Irishmen being violent, but a quick skim didn't explicitly say that. I wonder how many "Asians" (IE Muslims) were involved...
ReplyDeleteIreland don't cease and desist on the rona lockdown diaper wearing crap, the IRA gonna be on the rise again. Count on it......
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