Irish justice minister slams Real IRA paramilitary display at funeral
Shots fired at Dublin funeral of Real IRA leader Alan Ryan
Published Monday, September 10, 2012, 7:20 AM
Updated Monday, September 10, 2012, 10:08 AM
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lorcank | Sep 10, 2012, 01:41 PM EDT
A statement has been released in reply to the unelected Provisional Sinn Fein member, but I can't post it for some reason.
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Gordan Duggan | Sep 10, 2012, 01:27 PM EDT
The Garda Special Branch (in plain clothes) were secretly filming amongst the crowds and despite umbrellas and raised hands caught the "colour party" without their paramilitary coverings and in the church. They also followed them back to their homes and they are now on Garda files. The Ryan family broke their agreement with the Security Forces as to how this funeral should be conducted. I doubt the Irish Ministers are afraid of these fools, the security forces are well versed in survellance of these people when the security of the Irish State is threatened.
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WoundedKnee | Sep 10, 2012, 12:51 PM EDT
Irishstorm: "Shatter and his colleagues have absolutely betrayed the Irish people by selling Ireland off to the Banksters". Quite right, but don't forget Shatter's role in promoting the settlement of Ireland by foreigners. Just a week or so ago there was a Mass Naturalization ceremony in Dublin at which 4000 foreign migrants were given Irish citizenship. If that were just once in a year there'd be no problem, but it was one in a series of mass naturalization ceremonies that are coming every week or two in Ireland. 4000 in one ceremony in Ireland is the equivalent of the USA having a Mass Naturalization ceremony for a quarter of a million immigrants at a time. And that's Shatter's doing. Whatever harm the Real IRA is doing to Ireland, Shatter and his cronies are doing more.
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Jacob | Sep 10, 2012, 12:43 PM EDT
The IRA was always funded through drug-dealing, extortion and the dole. The "Real IRA" just want to keep to the old way of making a living, rather than the "New Sinn Fein" way with Govt funded salaries.
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Irishstorm | Sep 10, 2012, 12:11 PM EDT
How any Irish Government minister has the audacity to dictate to any Irish citizen about "democracy" is shameless hypocrisy. Shatter and his colleagues have absolutely betrayed the Irish people by selling Ireland off to the Banksters. Ireland's sovereignty has been sold to these gangsters. Now, they are forcing Irish people to pay for water, something completely unthinkable yesterday. Michael Collins will be turning in his grave.
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butlerreport | Sep 10, 2012, 10:14 AM EDT
He can slam all he wants. He promised tight police presence and yet when they guys were firing handguns there were no arrests. I think real reason that politicians are easy on these terrorists is that they are afraid they may come knocking on their door.
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ancavker | Sep 10, 2012, 10:00 AM EDT
Gerry: These thugs of the so called Real IRA, are just that criminal thugs drug dealers etc. who cover their activities by claiming they are fighting to free/reuntimte all of Ireland. They are a disgrace, and they play right into the hands of the revisionists who claim that they are the same as the men and women who fought in 1916-22. The Irish government should crush this grrbage once and for all.
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billie061 | Sep 10, 2012, 09:11 AM EDT
What an ignorant plonker you are Gerry Adams, Gun salute for a drug selling thug, I don't think so. What a mockery to my Grandfather and his comrades who fought in 1922, and who when he died in 1969 had earned his right to a gun salute. Real I.R.A. nothing but a bunch of drug-running thugs, and how dare they insult our national flag by drapping it on his coffin, 43 years after my grandfathers funeral I have the flag that drapped his coffin and I treat it with the utmost respect unlike those that placed it on that thugs coffin.
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