Nolan Show: BNP Loyalist Griffin on "Fenian Bastards" tweet 2/2

BNP Leader and proud Loyalist and opposer of Sinn Fein tells of his views of Northern Ireland and views of republicans.

[@magaolinewood7542]

Being called a fenian is not insulting in the slightest for me. They were warriors and I welcome it!

[@alancollins7390]

Finian means prisoner

[@Craig-gq4gb]

Alan Collins Fenian is Gaelic for ‘Warrior’

[@alancollins7390]

Niall Bhoy1879 a band of warriors is the Gaelic translation my father told be about the fenian brotherhood founded in the us who felt as if there country was a prisoner of England so they called themselves the fenians

[@mactire1288]

Alan Collins ..no, just wrong.

[@harryforeman5534]

@Never Unprepared I don't get why we still argue about the past we are all equal we're just humans BRITAIN is not evil

[@dazpatreg]

''Griffin is a surname of primarily Irish origin.The surname "Griffin" has two primary Gaelic sources in Ireland, which pertain to the towns of Ballygriffey in Co. Clare, and Ballygriffin in Co. Kerry'' Something went seriously wrong when his ancestors fell off the boat.

[@abhouston1]

Knew he was Irish.

[@roytoal9947]

Thought Griffin was a Welsh name

[@Minime163]

Kelly is an irish name put arlene foster is a hard core loyalist

[@seanycage2610]

Peter Griffin

[@kieranmonaghan436]

The Griffin surname is derived from the Welsh personal names Griffin, Gruffin, or Griffith. These were pet-forms of the Middle Welsh name Gruffudd, which was borne by many Welsh princes. The name came to Ireland in the 12th century with the Anglo- Norman invasion of Strongbow.

[@brythonicman3267]

Griffin the man who said outside Leeds Crown Court, "it's good to see the Tricolour, another country who is the victim of the British establishment", yet months later he was supporting a staunch unionist once he was offered financial backing

[@donaldstewart9827]

"Sectarian Fenian bigots" James Stephens was the founder of the modern Fenians, James was a Protestant and proud of it too.

[@therealJohnDawes]

Griffin's stonebuilding pledge to keep up ancient skills was brilliant - has to be said

[@LordTimCahill]

I thought that was pretty witty too, all things said

[@joprocter4573]

I agree ancient skills should be kept alive.. Look what is achieved with out today's cad machines. Keep it alive..actually somethings he said we're more goable towards working society than I thought.. Stop reliance foreign staff train own.. Nolan show is a dart board and trip interviewee up

[@geraldineparker883]

im proud to be a fenian call me what they like i always be one proud of it

[@joshimoon7729]

My father is a wonderful, Protestant Orangeman and I'm a Catholic Sinn Féin'r, Chuckie Ár lá! What a wonderful world!

[@Nose02]

Chuckie🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@martincurran8642]

Did I really hear Griffin use the word "bigot"? Unbelievable.

[@markgable101]

British jobs paying a fair wage instead of hiring cheap third world workers. Makes sense .

[@charlieb7390]

🎵🎶Down on the Falls Road its where I long to be, Lyin' in the dark with a Provo company....🎶🎼🎵

[@Mozzers84]

"Lets see the whites of your eyes right now Mr. Griffin". - I see what you did there.

[@shanemckenna9416]

Nick should have been P.M that would have been great.

[@concong4183]

Nolan should be asking local politicians the same uncomfortable questions. Nolan works for Aunty Beeb.

[@martincurran8642]

BOBBY SANDS who is known by millions and millions of people in many, many countries and highly respected for his stand against British imperialism and Unionist oppression. Not one of those same people have ever heard of any of the corrupt former leaders of Ulster. Nothing you write here can change world opinion.

[@markcampbell9431]

Millions and millions? lol Mags sorted that filthy animal out

[@patrickgorman5461]

@@markcampbell9431 United Ireland soon

[@markcampbell9431]

@@patrickgorman5461 we'll see about that paddy, the dark old days will be back, and we'll see who has the biggest swingers

[@liamraznatovic66]

I can't listen to Nick Griffin, Willie Frazer, Jim Dowson etc. without laughing

[@TheGoldenOne]

When I think Swedish media is bad and biased I can always count on British media to be far worse. Obviously not a spectacular performance by Griffin but not a very professional behaviour of the permabulk guy.

[@ruairimasun1073]

Hey, Golden One! good channel

[@caleb4790]

Nolan’s a ledgers

[@caleb4790]

Ledgend*

[@caleb4790]

NOLANS A LEDGEND

[@benlivingstone4926]

ur a fuckin goon man

[@adamwestwood9775]

im english & done history ireland was never british its was tudors who invaded because england was surrounded by catholic countries

[@freemanbill4851]

in the 9th century the pope gave england the rite to invade ireland on a crusade

[@Parasmunt]

freeman bill The English Pope of the 12th Century allegedly did that yes. Meanwhile I gave the poor of South Sudan the Moon to sell it and see what they can raise from the proceeds to feed hunger and suffering there.

[@patrickstafford2656]

It was the 12th century..Go back to your books ..clowns

[@roytoal9947]

Ireland wasn't a country ,it was a collection of petty kingdoms , England, United Ireland. With brutality at times yes, but that was of it's time, Spain, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands etc etc where also fragmented which leads to the bigger neighbour taking up the slack and they become bigger countries , no different to what happened in Ireland. Most of the land pre Tudor Ireland was owned by the Anglo Irish ,Norman decendants, who had also conquered England and Wales. Please at least get the idea out your head that conquest of Ireland is a recent thing, they've or at least who would become the English have been there nigh on a thousand years. Only thing that changed was who cracked the whip.

[@patrickstafford2656]

@@roytoal9947 you know fuck all about irish history..Ireland is the oldest country in Europe with the oldest laungage..so fuck off

[@grease130]

its not those who inflict the most but those who endure the most shall win .Ireland un free shall never be at peace.saiorse

[@fckthestate7149]

Haven't they been trying to knock down walls in NI not build them

[@frankeeg83]

why did Nolan not pull him on Fenian comment?

[@kratosboy5557]

Loyalist subhuman loyalists are mentally physically beneath me

[@Schsxuoiywkopjbrreeu]

I spoke to him years ago on the phone when I worked in Buzz Magazine in Belfast

[@joeriordon9158]

over the last 30 + years i have met many people from northern ireland and less than 2 percent of those that i met said they hated catholics/prostetants,and the majority were happy to live in a society free from mindless hatred.a united ireland is what we have at the moment,united in peace,

[@adambrown1654]

The cheek of that weezle

[@jackmclintock6265]

"Fenian bigots" not a bit of a paradox...?

[@Liam2621]

why does nolan feel the need to talk down to people so much?

[@Liam2621]

Steven Allen. it seems that way,

[@liamraznatovic66]

Well the people who he talks to the most are total gobshites e.g. Nick Griffin

[@homermac64]

He's talking to Nick Griffin - hardly a conversation with an equal, is it!

[@Liam2621]

You're just as bad as him

[@davejohn2964]

I dont agree with Griffin and his policies but this interviewer had to look down and read the 24% figure off his sheet, the hypocrite. Anyone can sit there asking what figures are, i could do that, it shows lack of intelligence.

[@rover9214]

I agree with Griffin on his trade policy and Iam an Irish catholic

[@TheGoldenLion92]

Wow the Irish have their own version of question time on here. Cant mistake the lefty plants and the bias host. But do you know what every time i watch something like this it just reminds me that we're on the right track and the government is bricking it.

[@SuperUFB]

Lefty plants? Of course Sinn Fein have to be there...and they are leftists but so also were the UUP who aren't. Both those parties have mandates to be respected and represented.

[@flyingcolm9702]

Yes the brit government must be bricking it. How many seats did the British national front party get last election. Calling people fenian bigots. Do me a favour!!!! Griffin a good irish surname too. Did he even get in this election by the brit elections.???

[@anneeq008]

How on Earth can he not know which constituencies his party contested? 🤦‍♂️ That's just criminal 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@joprocter4573]

How on earth can you tell what question will be asked. That's what Nolan show is about

[@albertmccready478]

good work from Nolan there

[@user-on2ys9jr6t]

So is Thatcher.

[@donaldstewart9827]

He should be called Don't know Griffin.

[@rangers5445]

Ok first thank you i am a nice guy, second ive just noticed i have spelled it wrong, third the BBC knew about savile , 4 i am a rangers fan yes but i do not hate celtic fans or "taig" as you call it , i have lots of celtic friends and family

[@robinjackson8365]

time they went home aswell and our crime rates would drop were leting in rapists theifs and murders

[@johnbull9195]

Doesn't say much for a political party (Sinn Fein) when Nick Griffin is making legitimate criticism of them.

[@senanshortt5521]

Away n sh**e ffs

[@jackhawitt8284]

nick griffin making a lot of sense! bbc nit picking on figures and trivial things to try and make a show of him! he's talking about serious and required change! paying decent wages and nhs reform all things this country seriously needs! granted he is not the solution to the problems but he has some vary valid points!

[@lakefire9985]

Nolan is great im from Dublin born and raised but i tune into his show to hear him interview people he is so funny how he leaves people with nothing to say wish i had his ability to deal with bullshitters

[@stealth1692]

ha he was left speechless when one of my fellow countrymen told him what we think of northen ireland being in the uk

[@senanshortt5521]

Nolan’s a pure fkn balloon man wise up tae fuck

[@Chop2016]

The loyalists show

[@MaireadNi-mb4qk]

He's a Sectarian sh1t stirrer

[@senanshortt5521]

For once in my life I agree wholeheartedly with Nolan🙈

[@quack437]

Im surprised I'm actually in the same boat

[@Bonkers4Hex]

I don't know what the situations like in Northern Ireland with immigration but when you can't move for Burkas, Mosques, take aways, rape gangs and drug dealers, you're gonna wish you had listened to Griffin sooner.

[@seanquinn4540]

@@Bonkers4Hexmigrant rape is a myth

[@Bonkers4Hex]

@seanquinn4540 what like the disabled woman raped anally in a public toilet in Sweden by Somali migrants a good few years back, the first example of many to spring to mind.

[@MrUkuleleApple]

Or we can live in a free united Ireland where race, religion and background are irrelevant- you can fly as many union jacks or tri colours as you like with a better quality of life and no sectarian violence. Northern Ireland is currantly part of the UK and things aren't working out? Why not give Ireland a chance? However the reality is that I'm expecting a response with the phrase 'no surrender' and 'never'

[@user-on2ys9jr6t]

Why did you feel the need to sign off, Bronx, NY at the end?

[@oliver69cork46]

absolutely embarrassing that a party leader doesn't even know basic facts!!!

[@douglasryan6953]

My dad was in Ireland 4 tours and he came under fire many times he shot back and won a medal. It was bad,

[@richardmoloney689]

Why was he in Ireland , fighting?

[@joprocter4573]

No time for griffin.. Not in tune with NI although Irish Irish say they not offended. I do think ppl like bryson and UK true citizen ni.. British and non Republic ppl are insulted and talked down to ppl like sorcha..... Weaving is big skill. Yes he's right UK must put money into own ppl own country rather than foreign. Come on Nolan he said pro ratio.. Very good point about 3rd world nurses, sad we deplete theirs instead of using on.. Caller was rude and republican.. He answered some question with surprising insight that westminister could benefit from

[@minezminer3419]

You don't really understand whats happening here, the unionists are getting annoyed at the Irish Catholics getting equal rights

[@terencedoonan7598]

The leader of the first fenian was a Protestant man .

[@jack18over]

“Presbyterian”

[@jack18over]

@@Tom-jj6us in modern terminology, it’s under the same umbrella but during the time, no, no it was not

[@Phil_McAvity]

In all fairness Nick’s right.

[@lizbreandanroche4183]

Back to the coal mines for this emit.

[@tribalandtattoostudio5723]

well done Nick Griffin...how many other party leaders would of done it ?? EXACTLY

[@SuperUFB]

Well done? He did a piss poor job of researching the province...he really should have known where his constituents were standing and the % of youth unemployment if he's doing his job. Griffin's performance was piss poor. Speaking as the Fenian I am, I've got *much* more time for the PUP and their representatives than some half-interested bigot from across the water.

[@johnberry9966]

this muppet is completely out of sorts with northern ireland.

[@jstylezPictures]

john why are you calling the 6 counties northern Ireland people died for it to stop being called that so don't call it that please

[@douglasballantine2712]

@@jstylezPictures it's northern Ireland

[@jack18over]

jstylezPictures not enough of them were willing to die for it not to be called it so that is why it is still called Northern Ireland

[@JohninRosc]

Nick Griffin and the BNP need to be handled cleverly. Shouting them down and deriding them publicly will not hold them back forever. Griffin is an Oxford or Cambridge educated man as are many around him. Gerry Adams used to be derided like this by the broadcasting corporations both sides of the border. It didn't do him any harm in the long run. I think Griffin's distasteful but there's no shortage of distasteful people in politics.

[@JohninRosc]

My view was more of a pan UK one and not relating to Ireland - it's clear he is wasting his time here. However, he will find rich breeding grounds among the working class of London, Birmingham, Manchester or wherever people are of the view that all their problems will be solved if people with black skin are deported. Sadly there are more of these people than we would believe.

[@alanvt1]

Aggh! yet another \BBC "news speak"

[@switchitoff1]

Flegs and dregs spring to mind.An off set mind just pure loves Nick and the gang..Pure Purilemind trap.

[@boldbhoy67]

FFS! Is thon Nolan related to Ally McCoist? Say aye tae a pie Nolan, eh? lol

[@TheBhoycey]

A like Steven Nolan am a republican but he's a decent guy I think we are not as one sided in our out look as a few years ago I do realise loyalist have an opinion just mines won't alter away from a united Ireland

[@jonathanaaroncoyle]

What difference does that make, if he is a Catholic?

[@squeezymad]

well said mo charra

[@minezminer3419]

Part of Ireland before brits smashed our faces in and took our land

[@jack18over]

Not what happened at all though was it

[@1798UnitedIrishMen]

Well lets be 100% honest here If that fucker ever got control of the north I could see trouble.

[@switchitoff1]

The British just don't get us.We love each other in our own way.Just expand your in house 6 County mindset to embrace the rest of us Steven.You could be on to a winner.

[@delgrady10]

Bring back the provos.

[@jack18over]

Aye cos that worked out well for them the first time around

[@joprocter4573]

China has become a problem. Banks problem. Weaving is a wonderful skill. Crafts any skill is useful. As Griffin says he hasn't got millions of research staff n funds..

[@garyscott1690]

Good on you Nick Griffin...

[@Mazdak1]

I will only say one thing and that is whatever party the man is, the rudeness and red herrings tossed at him by the pudgy interviewer are ridiculous. I'd love to see any other politician in the UK answer such a specific question on employment figures. That said the BNP is bunk, but all the parties in Ireland right now are treasonous as well.

[@Alan13Mac]

Him and donaldson will get on well

[@Andy-df4id]

Love the way he goes for it ( Have you got the clue what goes on ) lol😂

[@minezminer3419]

Where did notherern ireland used to be part of before they were invaded and murdered

[@666madd]

GRIFFIN IA AWANKER :)

[@looknfortruth]

the sheep are so easily led,audience was pathetically mis informed

[@mcchunk79]

kudos mr nolan

[@jackaldis8015]

this was a set up having nick Griffin of all people on the show . believe me when i say we English are proud to have northern Ireland apart of our great union it wouldn't be the same without you .

[@caleb4790]

Thanks laddd 🇬🇧

[@seanycage2610]

Fuck off and stick your UK up yet hole.

[@donnachamcgowan]

jack aldis a The problem is the north eastern coner of our island is not British. .NOW WORK THAT OUT FOREIGNER. .

[@colonisedtartan9539]

Make the most of the time left Jack and while your at it take a trip to Scotland too but your more than welcome to come back when one's United and the other independent.

[@Chop2016]

We our certainly not happy being called northern Ireland..or being any part of a proxy country. We wil never be part of England/Britain tiocfaidh ar'la

[@tomhilton100]

Nick Griffin & the party he represents may be disgustingly bigoted, but let his outdated beliefs and prejudices mark him out as ridiculous, without resorting to this childish baiting.

[@Talbot6832]

Bobby who?

[@4TheRecord]

Nolan is Paxman on steroids. He knows how to put people in their place.

[@memphisdaniels3218]

Steroids? More like bacon fat and lard

[@minecraftplaya226]

KAH!

[@switchitoff1]

Not too hard to drill holes in a bigot.Still.Fair play to the crisp(No Paxman) muncher for keeping his end up for Nallin Allin.just shows how lite Griffen and his dogs are.Well played Nolan.

[@9epf]

Griffin doesn't care about NI, he's English. He does not represent the views of protestants in NI.

[@shanef8728]

is this geezer nolan a hun ?

[@thecreativemillenial]

whatever happened to the BNP, anyway?

[@davidreid8290]

How did he get to be an mp?

[@Theo-bn8kx]

MEP not many people vote in European elections so smaller more extreme parties like the BNP tend to do a bit better

[@pooch1954]

As an outsider is the guy asking the questions a catholic?

[@thomasotoole1653]

No he is not

[@baconsarnie4635]

Legend

[@MrJoecool9999]

Perhaps mr Nolan should have done a bit more research himself - when he stated during a Debate on Human Trafficking that girls Trafficked - would probably enjoy the Sex anyway....!

[@winchuni22]

24% is well bad.

[@Danny-uc9ic]

we got it in da 80s

[@borderlord7562]

its the north part of ireland

[@peterkane8786]

Nolan questions get stuck in a rut, because he's too over keen to make Griffin look bad, so we end up with a lousy interview. . Thanks for nothing Nolan.

[@Sammy1234568910]

Why have you called Nick Griffin a Loyalist in your title? He is not a member of the Loyalist community, he is a fascist, who simply tries to jump on any band wagon he can, there is no need to include Loyalist in there. Judging by your username I am assuming that this clip isn't about Griffen, your attempting to make a point about a various group of people you don't like.

[@220773]

No fascists at Ibrox, WE DO NOT WANT THEM. If they ever dared to come. Being a unionist, standing for Scotland in the UK (and, to be honest, most of us Gers fans voted for independence, unluckily) does NOT mean being a fascist or a right-winger. I am a Gers fan, I love Scotland, I love the UK, I don't believe in nationalism on the Whole, I have voted Labour (and sometimes Lib Dem) all my life, and yes I am a unionist and I can't stand guys such as this pig called Griffin, as much as I can't stand all the fuss up there in Northern Ireland, it seems to me they're stuck back into medieval eons away.

[@RobertK1993]

+Gianmaria Framarin But you voted yes many your peope are suppose be die hard Loyalist like cunts in Ulster your hypocrite if voted yes that means you’re a nationlist .Nationalism always wins unfortunately Scotland will never be independent country but Ireland will be united and independent very soon indeed sooner then Ulster Loyalist like everyone to believe.

[@220773]

Ireland what? I sincerely doubt it. It's not my fault nor yours if there's Unionists up in Northern Ireland: that's history, and you can't erase it. Northern Ireland is fully split into two sides, EACH ONE having its own right. Both of them. No matter who's a nationalist or who's a Unionist. I don't think 'nationalist supremacy' works... it's often you yourselves who think you're right and the others are wrong. I wouldn't call that 'democracy'. One day a paramilitary group wakes up and after loads of centuries claims that 'Henry VII was a bastard' (which might be true), and takes up arms and commit crimes because 'Ireland must be one'? Nope. Not democracy, lad, this is violence. I voted NAW. I'll keep doing so. Other lads at Ibrox voted aye. Are they what? Hypocrites? Football and politics never mix. We wave a Union jack simply to annoy the Celtic fans, that's all. We all vote Labour or the SNP, Rangers and Celtic fans, both of us. And also some Celtic fans voted naw like me. Are they hypocrites? Nope. Celtic fans always voted Labour, and Labour is Unionist. Keep politics and football well apart, believe me.

[@MrLorenzovanmatterho]

+Gianmaria Framarin Roll up, roll up, come see the freak show! Later on we'll have a Jew who supports the Nazis and an Afro-American who supports the KKK but first of all we'll have a Protestant(?) who supports Irish Republicanism?! The Irish Nationalist delusion 1. Despite all the massive evidence to the contrary (Ireland electing the government along with every other part of the British Isles and being treated equally in every concievable way) Ireland is an oppressed English colony which can only be liberated by force of arms. To question this assumption in any way whatsoever is an unforgiveable act of heresy and a betrayal of the Irish Nationalist identity. Southern Ireland is independent of the rest of the British Isles because the Easter Risers/IRA slaughtered thousands of Irish Unionists not because the Irish Parliamentary Party persuaded Parliament to pass the Home Rule Bill which would have given it to them anyway in the same way as Canada, Australia and New Zealand without a drop of blood being spilt. Northern Ireland is independent of the rest of Ireland because of Ulster Unionist bigotry not because they didn't wish to be governed by people who denied their right to exist and had murdered their famillies. 2. There is no such thing as Britain, there is only England, references must always be made to the English Government, English army etc despite the fact that neither exist. To show any dissention to this assertion is to betray Ireland to England. It is perfectly permissable for Irish Republicans to ally themselves with anyone from Hitler to Colonel Gadaffi in pursuit of 'The Cause'. 3. You cannot be Irish and British, they are two entirely different concepts and mutually incompatible. Irish Unionists therefore have no right to exist and must therefore either be intimidated into giving up their identity or exterminated entirely. They are not just ordinary Irish people whose 'crime' is simply to be different and not conform to the IND but a living, breathing attack on the very concept of the Irish Nationalist utopia. Killing them is therefore not a cowardly act of murder and genocide against helpless and innocent people who refuse to conform to an extremist ideology but a valiant blow against the might of 'British Imperialism' All Irish Unionists are directly descended only from those who came to Ireland in the Plantation and Norman Conquest whilst no Irish Nationalists are, the racial purity of the 'true' Irish people having been miraculously preserved over thousands of years. 4. To be truly Irish you must be Catholic, Gaelic, Republican (at least after the defeat of Bonnie Prince Charlie removes any possibility of the restoration of a Catholic monarch) and evoke constant hatred of Britain and everything it stands for. The ideal for Ireland is for it to be a wholly Catholic, Gaelic-speaking Republic with no ethnic minorities such as Unionists, Protestants etc and no link to the rest of the United Kingdom 5. 'Freedom' is of paramount importance. However freedom is defined only as Ireland 'free' of 'the British', real freedom of conscience, speech, human rights etc are meaningless and anyone who opposes the Irish Nationalist utopian view should be denied them utterly. 6. 'British justice' is a contradiction in terms and must be abused and derided as 'biased' and a 'whitewash' at all times EXCEPT when it works in favour of Irish Nationalism when it is valid and must enforced to the utmost degree. Whilst the victims of Irish Republicanism deserve no justice the victims of Loyalist revenge attacks and killings by the security forces do deserve justice even if they are mass murderers and that killing them saves countless lives. Concern must always be for Republican murderers and never their victims who are worthless. With Loyalists however, the reverse is true. Republicans are at war until it suits them and common criminals when it doesn't. Loyalists and the security forces are never at war and always common criminals. 7. Democracy is only valid when it works in favour of Irish Nationalism and must be ignored when it detracts from it. It is perfectly permissable to elect people via democratic means who have no belief in democracy but brazenly exploit it in their pursuit of a blatantly undemocratic objective. That Britain’s belief in freedom, justice and democracy hinders its’ fight against Irish Republicanism does not mean Irish Republicanism is wrong but that Britain is weak and foolish. 8. To oppose Irish Republicanism in any way and aid the security forces in catching mass murderers and prevent further murders is to be an 'informer' and punishable by death. Irish Unionists must show total and utter devotion to the Republican cause even though it denies their right to exist and murders their friends and family. However, to provide information or evidence that allows Loyalists or members of the security forces to be prosecuted by the British justice system is entirely laudible. That this is hypocrisy is not denied but anything is justified in the course of 'The Cause'. 9. Members of the security forces are not human and must show a supernatural degree of restraint and professionalism at all times. They should not care about themselves or their friends being killed or horrifically injured but show the utmost concern for people who profess nothing but hatred for them and even do their utmost to murder them. Fault must always be found with whatever the security forces do and they must always be criticized for not protecting Irish Nationalists from the Loyalists even if they cannot protect themselves from Republicans. They have no right to fight back when attacked and should just allow themselves to be murdered/injured without resistance. By contrast whatever the security forces of Southern Ireland do is forgiveable even if it is infinitely more ruthless than their British counterparts. 10. Irish Nationalism must always consider itself the victim and either deny the facts or simply not care about them. It does not matter that something is not true as long as they wish to believe that it happened in order to reinforce their prejudice. Therefore in both fictional and factual accounts of 'The Struggle' events unsympathetic to IND viewpoint can not only be disregarded or omitted but invented entirely in order to cast Britain in a bad light. However, were the reverse to happen with the Loyalists or security forces this would be treated with outrage. That there is one rule for Irish Nationalism and a different rule for Irish Unionism is not denied but hypocrisy is fully justified in pursuit of 'The Cause'. 11. Irish Republicanism is fully allowed to launch surprise and unprovoked attacks on Irish Unionism but these will be retroactively fully justified when their victims eventually retaliate even if they are infinitely more merciful and restrained and those they bring vengence upon are clearly guilty of heinous crimes. Loyalists do not actually exist but are instruments of British Colonialism/Imperialism rather than just seeking revenge for what Republicans have done to Unionists. 12. Despite the Irish Nationalist assertion of hatred for Britain they should never hesitate to move to Britain in order to gain financial advantage. This should not change their mind about hating Britain and they should have no sense of gratitude whatsoever. Any dislike towards them because of their attitude and deeds should will always be blamed on inherent prejudice towards them rather than the inevitable result of their own bigotry. All Ireland's problems can be blamed on the Union and the fact that poverty and emigration increased markedly after partition is something that should be ignored as an inconvenient truth. 13. If Irish Nationalists cause enough trouble the rest of Britain will abandon Irish Unionists and leave them to rot as they really don’t care about them. This totally ignores the fact that it has never come true in hundreds of years and that the extreme left aside the rest of Britain does not regard the Unionists as any different to themselves and has happily subsidized them and died in their thousands to protect them (just as Irish Unionists have done the same for Britain, time and again). There has never been any mass movement that ever advocated abandoning Unionists, no political party, media organisation or newspaper, no government that ever suggested it, it is simply never been an issue. Irish Nationalists with their bigotry, sectarianism and racism have never understood what it means to be British, that fellow Britons do not care if they are English, Scots, Welsh, Irish, Cornish, Manx, Gilbraltarians, Falkland Islanders or whatever, just that they are British.

[@220773]

I have the eerie feeling you're denying the right for some people to feel British, and that democracy to you is a wee bit single-minded driven...

[@RobertK1993]

MrLorenzovanmatterho Many Protestants were republican probably more Protestants then catholics.

[@dozer1323]

thanks for the upload regarding nicks comment ''Fenian'' is kinda a kind word when you think about it.

[@markbrowne7509]

fair play to ya.

[@gerryadams9868]

Fat Hun

[@jack18over]

Gerry Adams was a British informant, your car is shite too

[@marcusshearer2614]

The most vile human being let’s live as one people love not hate peoples

[@borderlord7562]

thatcher rots in hell

[@adambrown1654]

Is Stephen Nolan a Protestant or a Catholic ?

[@neil4817]

Not that it matters, but he's a Protestant.

[@adambrown1654]

@@neil4817 Nolan’s an Irish Catholic name tho

[@neil4817]

@@adambrown1654 Stephen Nolan is from the Shankill road, a Protestant street in Belfast, he is a Protestant. Nolan is a Gaelic Irish surname, more common amongst Catholics here, but you still Protestants with Gaelic Irish surnames. It wasn't unheard off for native Irish Catholics to convert to Protestantism and so many Protestants in Northern Ireland are descended from native Irish Catholics who converted to Protestantism .

[@amysands8925]

@@neil4817 Only in Ireland would you ask is he Protestant or Catholic. Nothing changes.

[@JeanySullivan]

Nooo, Merkel for Prime Minister, JAWOLL!!!

[@garyscott]

Thatcher had more balls than every "I Ran Away" man put together.

[@caiminlaws7029]

Hi it’s GaryScott here!! With the new Cillit Bang Formula your dirty table tops don’t stand a chance!

[@caiminlaws7029]

Every educated person know Thacher did terrible things not just in Ireland but all over the world (Milinese, Africa, Asia). She even did terrible things to her own country (didn’t care about the north or Wales etc, ruined the working man. She ended her life dribbling on herself, good riddance.

[@laurencefarrell2775]

Ball bag give yrself an uppercut.

[@switchitoff1]

Sinn and Fascism.....look up Facism in a big book Loyalist Parades.

[@eddiemc10]

Nick griffin is a Catholic fundamentalist

[@matthewmatthews2162]

nolan is arrogant.

[@jstylezPictures]

oh fuck off Mathew seriously just fuck off with that picture don't ever dare stick our national flag of this country with a st. georges fucking flag you fuck