The far right

[reddgnhand]

I wonder where the far right Irish Nationalists will be standing with this weekend? The far right orange order or the Irish people of the Garvaghy Road?

[Armagh18]

I wonder where the far right Irish Nationalists will be standing with this weekend? The far right orange order or the Irish people of the Garvaghy Road?

Hmmm there's a lot of brown people living around that area of Portadown that might just tip them towards their KKK buddies.

[Baile Brigín 2]

What is America giving Ukraine now in comparison to Biden?

What i've heard is that the USA is currently giving Ukraine intel on locations which Ukraine can use to attack targets with more efficiency. Which might explain why Zelensky doesn't tell the likes of Jared Kushner to gtf but has to pretend  smiles.

Sinn Fein and Ukraine is a paradox, on one hand SF condemns the invasion and professes ultra strong support for Ukraine. In reality in the Euro parliament  SF votes against every item on the agenda positive to Ukraine, whether it be humanitarian or military. Their reason being that even humanitarian aid prolongs the war and that it's a bad thing to support Ukraine in any aspect in their resistance to the Russian invasion. Not just Russia but SF also votes against any proposed sanctions being put against that great stalwart of humanity,  Belarus.  Digging a bit deeper, any SF spokesperson talking about the Ukraine 'issue' cannot help themselves from blaming NATO for starting the invasion and that Russia has legitimate concerns causing them to invade.

Sinn Fein professes that they want an end to the war but will not support in any shape or form any morsel of aid, humanitarian or military, that might help Ukraine to defend their autonomy, their nationhood, their culture, their right to exist.
Why is this? as some of us know,  SF the workers party was financed to the hilt by the Kremlin, no coincidence that the Workers Party faded with the demise of the USSR. Yes Eamon was absolutely right for once. Somehow SF in its current form is compromised in order to support the Kremlin. In the least as it stands now, SF are ignominious and have dragged Irish republican ideology to the gutter.

Yes, there is a still of regard for the old Soviet Union.
They see Russia as a bulwark against Capitalism and (Western) Imperialism.

There a good chunk of people on social media who are very 'Paddystinian', yet also Russian backers vs. Ukraine.

No there isn't. Stop with the silliness.

Hmmm, you're wrong though.

Heads like Ewan MacKenna, Chay Bowes, Paddy Cosgrave, Jim Fitzpatrick, Liam Cunningham, Daniel Kneecap Lambert, Mick Wallace, Clare Daly, Paul Murphy, Richard Boyd Barrett, Catherine Connolly...basically all PBP headbangers are all theatrically pro-Palestinian, yet either openly support Russia, or are at the very least hostile to the idea of Ukraine defending itself from obliteration.

OK. At random. Cite me one pro Putin thing Richard Boyd Barrett has said

[Armagh18]

What is America giving Ukraine now in comparison to Biden?

What i've heard is that the USA is currently giving Ukraine intel on locations which Ukraine can use to attack targets with more efficiency. Which might explain why Zelensky doesn't tell the likes of Jared Kushner to gtf but has to pretend  smiles.

Sinn Fein and Ukraine is a paradox, on one hand SF condemns the invasion and professes ultra strong support for Ukraine. In reality in the Euro parliament  SF votes against every item on the agenda positive to Ukraine, whether it be humanitarian or military. Their reason being that even humanitarian aid prolongs the war and that it's a bad thing to support Ukraine in any aspect in their resistance to the Russian invasion. Not just Russia but SF also votes against any proposed sanctions being put against that great stalwart of humanity,  Belarus.  Digging a bit deeper, any SF spokesperson talking about the Ukraine 'issue' cannot help themselves from blaming NATO for starting the invasion and that Russia has legitimate concerns causing them to invade.

Sinn Fein professes that they want an end to the war but will not support in any shape or form any morsel of aid, humanitarian or military, that might help Ukraine to defend their autonomy, their nationhood, their culture, their right to exist.
Why is this? as some of us know,  SF the workers party was financed to the hilt by the Kremlin, no coincidence that the Workers Party faded with the demise of the USSR. Yes Eamon was absolutely right for once. Somehow SF in its current form is compromised in order to support the Kremlin. In the least as it stands now, SF are ignominious and have dragged Irish republican ideology to the gutter.

Yes, there is a still of regard for the old Soviet Union.
They see Russia as a bulwark against Capitalism and (Western) Imperialism.

There a good chunk of people on social media who are very 'Paddystinian', yet also Russian backers vs. Ukraine.

No there isn't. Stop with the silliness.

Hmmm, you're wrong though.

Heads like Ewan MacKenna, Chay Bowes, Paddy Cosgrave, Jim Fitzpatrick, Liam Cunningham, Daniel Kneecap Lambert, Mick Wallace, Clare Daly, Paul Murphy, Richard Boyd Barrett, Catherine Connolly...basically all PBP headbangers are all theatrically pro-Palestinian, yet either openly support Russia, or are at the very least hostile to the idea of Ukraine defending itself from obliteration.

Can't be including Ewan McKenna in any sensible debate, the lads head was clearly away the last time I seen anything from him. Catherine Connolly is anti war not Pro Russia by any means...

[Dag Dog]

RBB? the guy who:
- opposes sanctions on Russia
- refused to applaud Zelensky in the Dail
- blames both sides for the invasion, but talks endlessly about NATO's supposed role in it
- opposes giving munitions to Ukraine to defend itself.

Here is a glorious RBB meltdown at the suggestion that Ukraine's defence stopped Russia swamping the country.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRxv4DkDW9q/?hl=en

All his talking points are what the Kremlin buys trolls and bots echo.

I expect your lame response to be that RBB simply opposes war.
But imagine RBB as an anti-rape activist - who always tried to blame both the victim and perpetrator, and opposes any self defence actions from a victim...

[Baile Brigín 2]

He doesn't oppose sanctions on Russia.

The idea that PBP are pro Kremlin is laughable. Dogshit whataboutery

[Genocide Organ]

He doesn't oppose sanctions on Russia.

The idea that PBP are pro Kremlin is laughable. Dogshit whataboutery

Ah, so you're a Rich Boy Barret-lover. Explains a LOT.

[Dag Dog]

Ah yes, let's be careful about the 'ordinary Russians'.

[Baile Brigín 2]

Ah yes, let's be careful about the 'ordinary Russians'.

Literally anti Putin. Black and white

[Rossfan]

The usual fascists had a meeting in Moate last night, attended by over 1,000 people by all accounts.
They're "going on the roads again" if they don't get what they want in the Budget.
Pepper, Geoghegan to the fore, also the soft right - "Independent Ireland", Aontú.
The roars of "traitor" at the FG Senator says it all.

[Armagh18]

What about the ordinary people who are facists who want to protest? Roads will be rightfully blocked if diesel doesn't come down.

[Rossfan]

Block them in fkn Washington then!
The cnt in the White House is the cause of diesel prices!

[tonto1888]

What about the ordinary people who are facists who want to protest? Roads will be rightfully blocked if diesel doesn't come down.

is it just me or has there been a major lack of reporting on the price of diesel/fuel? It seems to go up a penny every other day. We are being slowly boiled

[trileacman]

Block them in fkn Washington then!
The cnt in the White House is the cause of diesel prices!

54% of the price of a litre of diesel is government taxes. People have the right to protest a government rifling their pockets to pay for a runaway benefits bill.

[Armagh18]

Block them in fkn Washington then!
The cnt in the White House is the cause of diesel prices!

54% of the price of a litre of diesel is government taxes. People have the right to protest a government rifling their pockets to pay for a runaway benefits bill.

True. But better to punch up, rather than down. What about the millions the banks get?