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<blockquote data-quote="Swami" data-source="post: 34982" data-attributes="member: 13"><p>I don't insist on a two tribes mentality but this detestable attempt to rewrite history must stop and stop now. For the future generations it is for their benefit that they know the truth, and the truth is republican murderers over forty years - and even longer than that if you count their muddled campaigns in the 50s - did their best to destroy Northern Ireland. Thankfully they did not, but so many innocent people lost their lives or were grievously injured by republican or loyalist terrorism.</p><p></p><p>At the end of the day Sinn Fein truly don't care about RHI - they are using the issue to throw the toys out of the pram, because their whole Brits Out campaign has failed in every way - they couldn't kill us off, so then they try their whole smear propaganda campaigns, to demonise the police and security forces. That won't work either. </p><p></p><p>It's a bit laughable Sinn Fein talking about equality as well - try telling that to people from Fermanagh where nothing short of a campaign of ethnic cleansing was launched against them. Not much equality with that.</p><p></p><p>Swami</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Swami, post: 34982, member: 13"] I don't insist on a two tribes mentality but this detestable attempt to rewrite history must stop and stop now. For the future generations it is for their benefit that they know the truth, and the truth is republican murderers over forty years - and even longer than that if you count their muddled campaigns in the 50s - did their best to destroy Northern Ireland. Thankfully they did not, but so many innocent people lost their lives or were grievously injured by republican or loyalist terrorism. At the end of the day Sinn Fein truly don't care about RHI - they are using the issue to throw the toys out of the pram, because their whole Brits Out campaign has failed in every way - they couldn't kill us off, so then they try their whole smear propaganda campaigns, to demonise the police and security forces. That won't work either. It's a bit laughable Sinn Fein talking about equality as well - try telling that to people from Fermanagh where nothing short of a campaign of ethnic cleansing was launched against them. Not much equality with that. Swami [/QUOTE]
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