Originally Posted By: British
What has terrorism got to do with an organised crime forum, I get the feeling you have multiple log ins and was actually Sean south on here as well.


I am not anti Irish, I am anti terrorist..

My family come from Ulster, I have lost friends and family members to cowardly terrorist Scum.

British Sean South once said i was you one time on other Irish topics so i think there is a thread on going about MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS WARNING by J Geoff so i think you must now report my account to J Geoff as you say i am Sean South, Sean South posts on this forum were from the United States he once ask me to go for a drink with him when he was in Ireland for st patrick's day i did not reply to him on that but i never did agree much with him on anything on this forum.

My family come from Ulster, I have lost friends and family members to cowardly terrorist Scum /

I recall you said something to Sean South like this and Sean South told you he lost family also.

terrorist propaganda shoved down my throat /

You got your reply in my last post report THE BBC AND RTE and see how you get on.

hardly anyone else posts on your other threads apart from you and a couple of others just endlessly posting stories from the comic that is the Sunday world ?

I do not put much Sunday World on my threads i let Don on Irish OC thread do that when he is not about i post on his thread to up date it he does not post on my threads anymore he once sent me a message saying could get pipe bomb or something like that some time later he said he was not posting anymore i do not know why and i never did ask .

anyone else posts on your other threads apart from you and a couple of others ?

When stuff is posted British it is NOT opinion based articles i agree with so i do not comment on what i put up a lot of the time sometimes people ask questions and i reply and i used to end up posting again 4 people at one time sometimes, you will recall not a lot of people post on the JFK thread and it is one of the best threads on this forum and a lot of people view it.

So forgive me if I come on to enjoy an organised crime forum and have terrorist propaganda shoved down my throat ?

I did a reply before to this for you once again i say

The Dublin and Monaghan bombings of 17 May 1974 were a series of co-ordinated no-warning car bombings in Dublin and Monaghan, Republic of Ireland They killed 33 civilians and a full-term unborn child, and injured almost 300. The bombings were the deadliest attack of the conflict known as the Troubles, and the deadliest terrorist attack in the Republic's history.[2] Most of the victims were young women, although the ages of the dead ranged from five months to 80 years.

The Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF), a loyalist paramilitary group from Northern Ireland, claimed responsibility for the bombings in 1993. It had launched a number of attacks in the Republic since 1969. There are credible allegations that elements of the British state security forces helped the UVF carry out the bombings, including members of the Glenanne gang. Some of these allegations have come from former members of the security forces. The Irish parliament's Joint Committee on Justice called the attacks an act of international terrorism involving British state forces.[1] The month before the bombings, the British government had lifted the UVF's status as a proscribed organisation.

The bombings happened during the Ulster Workers' Council strike. This was a general strike called by hardline loyalists and unionists in Northern Ireland who opposed the Sunningdale Agreement. Specifically, they opposed the sharing of political power with Irish nationalists, and the proposed role for the Republic in the governance of Northern Ireland. The Republic's government had helped bring about the Agreement. The strike brought down the Agreement and the Northern Ireland Assembly on 28 May.

No-one has ever been charged with the bombings. A campaign by the victims' families led to an Irish government inquiry under Justice Henry Barron. His 2003 report criticised the Garda Síochána's investigation and said the investigators stopped their work prematurely.[3] It also criticised the Fine Gael/Labour government of the time for its inaction and lack of interest in the bombings.[3] The report said it was likely that British security force personnel were involved but had insufficient evidence of higher-level involvement. However, the inquiry was hindered by the British government's refusal to release key documents.[4] The victims' families and others have continued to campaign for the British government to release these documents.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_and_Monaghan_bombings



Murder is a crime in Ireland the people who set of the bombs in Dublin were state sponsored organized criminals who used Islamic State designed no-warning car bombings to kill people going to and from work.

British government's refusal to release key documents is organized crime.

So forgive me if I come on to enjoy an organised crime forum and have terrorist propaganda shoved down my throat.

Why don't you keep you stuff on the one thread, hardly anyone else posts on your other threads apart from you and a couple of others just endlessly posting stories from the comic that is the Sunday world..


We are not going to agree so let's just leave it at that.


British Sean South once said i was you one time on other Irish topics so i think there is a thread on going about MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS WARNING by J Geoff so i think you must now report my account to J Geoff as you say i am Sean South, Sean South posts on this forum were from the United States he once ask me to go for a drink with him when he was in Ireland for st patrick's day i did not reply to him on that but i never did agree much with him on anything on this forum.

My family come from Ulster, I have lost friends and family members to cowardly terrorist Scum /

I recall you said something to Sean South like this and Sean South told you he lost family also.

terrorist propaganda shoved down my throat /

You got your reply in my last post report THE BBC AND RTE and see how you get on.

hardly anyone else posts on your other threads apart from you and a couple of others just endlessly posting stories from the comic that is the Sunday world ?

I do not put much Sunday World on my threads i let Don on Irish OC thread do that when he is not about i post on his thread to up date it he does not post on my threads anymore he once sent me a message saying could get pipe bomb or something like that some time later he said he was not posting anymore i do not know why and i never did ask .

anyone else posts on your other threads apart from you and a couple of others ?

When stuff is posted British it is NOT opinion based articles i agree with so i do not comment on what i put up a lot of the time sometimes people ask questions and i reply and i used to end up posting again 4 people at one time sometimes, you will recall not a lot of people post on the JFK thread and it is one of the best threads on this forum and a lot of people view it.

So forgive me if I come on to enjoy an organised crime forum and have terrorist propaganda shoved down my throat ?

I did a reply before to this for you once again i say

The Dublin and Monaghan bombings of 17 May 1974 were a series of co-ordinated no-warning car bombings in Dublin and Monaghan, Republic of Ireland They killed 33 civilians and a full-term unborn child, and injured almost 300. The bombings were the deadliest attack of the conflict known as the Troubles, and the deadliest terrorist attack in the Republic's history.[2] Most of the victims were young women, although the ages of the dead ranged from five months to 80 years.

The Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF), a loyalist paramilitary group from Northern Ireland, claimed responsibility for the bombings in 1993. It had launched a number of attacks in the Republic since 1969. There are credible allegations that elements of the British state security forces helped the UVF carry out the bombings, including members of the Glenanne gang. Some of these allegations have come from former members of the security forces. The Irish parliament's Joint Committee on Justice called the attacks an act of international terrorism involving British state forces.[1] The month before the bombings, the British government had lifted the UVF's status as a proscribed organisation.

The bombings happened during the Ulster Workers' Council strike. This was a general strike called by hardline loyalists and unionists in Northern Ireland who opposed the Sunningdale Agreement. Specifically, they opposed the sharing of political power with Irish nationalists, and the proposed role for the Republic in the governance of Northern Ireland. The Republic's government had helped bring about the Agreement. The strike brought down the Agreement and the Northern Ireland Assembly on 28 May.

No-one has ever been charged with the bombings. A campaign by the victims' families led to an Irish government inquiry under Justice Henry Barron. His 2003 report criticised the Garda Síochána's investigation and said the investigators stopped their work prematurely.[3] It also criticised the Fine Gael/Labour government of the time for its inaction and lack of interest in the bombings.[3] The report said it was likely that British security force personnel were involved but had insufficient evidence of higher-level involvement. However, the inquiry was hindered by the British government's refusal to release key documents.[4] The victims' families and others have continued to campaign for the British government to release these documents.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_and_Monaghan_bombings



Murder is a crime in Ireland the people who set of the bombs in Dublin were state sponsored organized criminals who used Islamic State designed no-warning car bombings to kill people going to and from work.

British government's refusal to release key documents is organized crime.