The UDA declare a new war

[Hereiam]

UDA in 'battle ready' statement 
 
A statement from the UDA has told loyalists to be "ready for battle" and accused republicans of racism, ignorance and bigotry.
The Ulster Political Research Group's Frankie Gallagher said the statement referred to a "new battlefield".
"To do battle in terms of social economy, in terms of bringing jobs into Protestant communities, in terms of unionist unity," he said.
However, nationalist politicians said the statement was very concerning.
SDLP assembly member John Dallat said it was a scandal.
"The latest belligerent bluster from the UDA cannot go unchallenged," he said.
"An armed paramilitary group can state without repercussions that it is getting ready to do battle, that it is training in the skills to defend unionist communities."
Sinn Fein's Jennifer McCann said the statement would undermine cross-community relationships.
"There's a real concern here about what the UDA really mean in their statement.
"We have to recognise that the UDA are still an armed organisation," she said.
Mr Gallagher said while the language of the UDA statement was "pretty harsh, I can tell you if that had been 10 or 15 years ago that would have been a lot harsher".

Time to get the guns oiled. 

[fitzroyalty]

Rich coming from the Unionist Drugs Association...

At times you have to take anything that crowd says with a pinch of salt

[T Fearon]

Have you been overwhelmed by the outrage from unionist politicians to this? Me neither

[nifan]

The Ulster Political Research Group's Frankie Gallagher said the statement referred to a "new battlefield".

"To do battle in terms of social economy, in terms of bringing jobs into Protestant communities, in terms of unionist unity," he said.

Aye the UDA knows a lot about economics

And Ive lost count of how many jobs they have brough to the community

[iluvni]

Perhaps its time for your President and her husband to review their policy of cosying up to these useless fakkers and according them a status they so clearly do not deserve.

[mylestheslasher]

Perhaps its time for your President and her husband to review their policy of cosying up to these useless fakkers and according them a status they so clearly do not deserve.

Shes your president too!

Is this the Loyalist version of enterprise ireland?

[GalwayBayBoy]

To do battle in terms of social economy, in terms of bringing jobs into Protestant communities

In fairness they probably do employ lots of drug dealers.

[nifan]

To do battle in terms of social economy, in terms of bringing jobs into Protestant communities

In fairness they probably do employ lots of drug dealers.

Yeah, but the monopolies and mergers commission may question their methods of dealing with competitors

[fitzroyalty]

Credit when due, they've set the bench mark in the north where retail is concerned...

[pintsofguinness]

The Ulster Political Research Group's Frankie Gallagher said the statement referred to a "new battlefield".
"To do battle in terms of social economy, in terms of bringing jobs into Protestant communities, in terms of unionist unity," he said.

What the f**k?!

[Yes I Would]

These fuckwits have to be seen to be taking the "tough stance" to appease their bitter and twisted followers.

They really havent a f**king clue and are too obsessed with what the shinners are up to to see just how much out of touch they really are.