Irish mercenaries bring disgrace upon the Nation again

[his holiness nb]

none of them scumbags- the lad who was killed and brought back there

Ah right so, in fairness though, pleasant personality or not, if you go to Iraq as part of a morally evil and illegal war, Its really hard to sympathise if you get killed there.
That might sound harsh, but he wasnt there to make freinds.

[An Fear Rua]

none of them scumbags- the lad who was killed and brought back there

Ah right so, in fairness though, pleasant personality or not, if you go to Iraq as part of a morally evil and illegal war, Its really hard to sympathise if you get killed there.
That might sound harsh, but he wasnt there to make freinds.

unless you knew them or the family its hard to have sympathy for any soldier thats gets killed , in any conflict, its what they are paid to do, be pieces of meat/collateral damage etc. If you dont want to take the chance that you might die in a war, dont become a soldier.

[Donagh]

Or Shoot to Kill websites dedicated to them....

Ha ha. Good one Chris. Tell us another, but keep it on topic, there's a good lad.

[Donagh]

For starters these melters shoud not have the name "Irish" associated with them as they are not Irish they are British Soilders

They are undeniably Irish.

[An Fear Rua]

Or Shoot to Kill websites dedicated to them....

Ha ha. Good one Chris. Tell us another, but keep it on topic, there's a good lad.

ask him about the nazis and hitler youth

[Chrisowc]

Or Shoot to Kill websites dedicated to them....

Ha ha. Good one Chris. Tell us another, but keep it on topic, there's a good lad.

ask him about the nazis and hitler youth

Is there an echo in here?

[his holiness nb]

Between your ears Chris 

[MW]

For starters these melters shoud not have the name "Irish" associated with them as they are not Irish they are British Soilders

They are undeniably Irish.

A little wierd to call British citizens, from the UK, serving in the British army "Irish mercenaries" though, hmm?

Idiotic (and worse) comments quoted, especially the sectarian stuff.

[his holiness nb]

A little wierd to call British citizens, from the UK, serving in the British army "Irish mercenaries" though, hmm?

Not weird at all, they were born in Northern Ireland, which is part of the Island of Ireland.

now how weird is it to call someone born in Ireland Irish? 

[pintsofguinness]

A little wierd to call British citizens, from the UK, serving in the British army "Irish mercenaries" though, hmm?

Not weird at all, they were born in Northern Ireland, which is part of the Island of Ireland.

now how weird is it to call someone born in Ireland Irish? 

IF you called them British you'd have someone else from the unionist community telling you they were Irish 

[An Fear Rua]

For starters these melters shoud not have the name "Irish" associated with them as they are not Irish they are British Soilders

They are undeniably Irish.

A little wierd to call British citizens, from the UK, serving in the British army "Irish mercenaries" though, hmm?

Idiotic (and worse) comments quoted, especially the sectarian stuff.

That would be the soldiers your talking about ....?

[MW]

A little wierd to call British citizens, from the UK, serving in the British army "Irish mercenaries" though, hmm?

Not weird at all, they were born in Northern Ireland, which is part of the Island of Ireland.

now how weird is it to call someone born in Ireland Irish? 

Try to focus on the "mercenaries" bit to get my point

[MW]

For starters these melters shoud not have the name "Irish" associated with them as they are not Irish they are British Soilders

They are undeniably Irish.

A little wierd to call British citizens, from the UK, serving in the British army "Irish mercenaries" though, hmm?

Idiotic (and worse) comments quoted, especially the sectarian stuff.

That would be the soldiers your talking about ....?

Yes.

[MW]

A little wierd to call British citizens, from the UK, serving in the British army "Irish mercenaries" though, hmm?

Not weird at all, they were born in Northern Ireland, which is part of the Island of Ireland.

now how weird is it to call someone born in Ireland Irish? 

IF you called them British you'd have someone else from the unionist community telling you they were Irish 

The next nominee for the "Missing the Point Completely" Award is...pintsofguinness!

[illdecide]

You ask these hoors what nationality they are and they'll tell you British not Irish, i don't care where they were born or who their Da's are if they pledge their legions to the Crown then they are British not Irish. It's that simple they wear a british uniform and fight with British guns. End of......