Rebel Cork makes its stand.

by Barry Wed Jun 22, 2005 23:39

Im just being nosy

by popeye Wed Jun 22, 2005 22:07

Why Barry,were you hoping to Kneecap them?

by Barry Wed Jun 22, 2005 19:30

Were any of the Brits wandering around Cork off duty or sightseeing does anyone know ?

by West Brit your Shit Wed Jun 22, 2005 16:59

There is no mention of Brits with Uzis.
Oh yes and ERU dont have them either. They are just armed dectectives that have them.
Can some one answer me this. Did the Minister of Justice give a waiver for the Austrialians to have armed personal guard their boat.
Theres a piont for your friently TD to bring up in the Dail.

by West Brit - Sinn Fein Wed Jun 22, 2005 16:50

You're lying. The Brits didn't have Uzis. Get your facts straight. There are photos of the ridiculous protest here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rymus/20130707/

by victim of british oppression in 6 counties. Wed Jun 22, 2005 12:28

RSF have the right to protest against the British war machine being represented in Cork.

Leave the claims of hypocrisy to those in government who forget that every individual has the right to protest and agitate against state decisions.

Democracy is the struggle against discrimination and vested power. The only terrorists are the state terrorists and their supporters.

RSF's position on the influence of Britain in Ireland is correct. The Brits are a negative and partisan political / military force, who have no right to be presented as friends to the Irish people.

Tell it as it is RSF.

by terror victim Wed Jun 22, 2005 07:52

RSF have a right to protest, but only because of the brave sailors on those ships. The men and women who protect our freedom don't come by the name of 'Slab' and they don't wear balaclavas. What a joke to see these clowns protesting about war machines while they snigger about punishment beatings and killings in their safe houses and shebeens in Tallaght.
It's appropriate that RSF are coming out with that Ribbonmen BS - it's the marching season after all - plenty of people living in the wrong century - and our chuckee friends are included in that.

by Fitz Wed Jun 22, 2005 06:27

Bravo to the McCurtain/McSwiney Cumann.

by ML73 Tue Jun 21, 2005 22:14

great to hear the spirit of freedom is still alive and well in Cork. Great job RSF!

by Stanley K Tue Jun 21, 2005 21:56

Well done to both groups which protested the visit of this British Navy ship - we still have a bit of spunk left in us !

Had I been in Cork , I would have joined in with ye , Sean .

Well done again !

Stan.