A Tangled Web

Everybody's Talkin'

 

The day after Osama Bin Cahill was laid to rest in a plot inhabited by similar crawling low-life, HM Government (and its interfering Irish counterpart) have announced a date for a new round of 'all party talks' where efforts will be made to force democratic, constitutionally minded parties to share power with people who, not only wish to destroy the same state they are entrusted to govern, but wish to destroy it by threat or implementation of violence.



Yesterday, we were treated to classic republican threats nuanced as eulogising drivel as the bearded wonder (Gerry Adams) gave an oration at Osama's graveside.   He told the baying crowd that, in his final days, Osama Joe (whilst hopefully writhing in the same agony his terrorist activities inflicted on his innocent victims) had said to him 'that the British Government is failing the peace process.'  Gerry then added his customary supplementary menace by saying: 'If an 84 year old veteran activist, with a knowledge of all the difficulties of struggle, if someone who's been through it all, believes that a British government is failing the peace process then what must an 18 or 19 year old think?'

 

In layman's terms, Gerry is basically saying that, in spite of the massive raft of concessions given to violent, insurrectionist Irish republicanism at the expense of the principles of democracy, young  and impressionable teenagers who have been brainwashed with anti-Britishness since the breast will be actively seeking to replicate the murdering tallies of their forefathers if further compromises of democracy are not forthcoming.  Taking into account this latest sickening saga in republican propaganda, it would be wise if all pro-Union parties simply boycotted any future meetings save for the absolute obsolescence of the IRA.