Dublin Brigade INLA statement

by Dublin Erp Sat Nov 11, 2006 23:04

I recently lost a dear friend,who commited suicide due to owing drug dealing scum money,he became estranged to me through drugs,and it leaves me feeling anyone can become a victim to drugs evil grasp,

Fair play to the INLA who continue to put scum like drug dealers out of business,their galant name sould never be allowed to be used by scumbags like dealers,ONWARDS TO VICTORY,SAOIRSE GO DEO

by joe soap Sun Nov 12, 2006 13:34

What about your inla leader who was caught selling heroin or the leader of the ballymount inla who took protection money off dealers in Tallaght? when will they get their marching orders?

by Dublin Erp Sun Nov 12, 2006 15:20

Your obviuosly a middle class shelthered nobody who gets his info from British owned rags such as the Sunday World,and reads books written by semi-illeterate,pro-British/freestate,careerists,
The comments you have made are straight ot have of ''crimelords'',the exact propaganda of the Gaurds that the statement was written to discredit,and put the record straight,

Those incidents if you have expert knowledge about INLA drug dealers,go to the RSM and explain this info,even go to your police,the Garda,and you'll be laughed at,all lies and half truths,

The fact is and always will be that the INLA is a revolutionary Army,fiercely anti-drugs,and that its only half witted gobshite drug dealers who use the name to threaten fellow drug dealers,

If you want to make serious allegations here,please use fact and not fiction from gutter press British owned paper and stupid books.

by Irp supporter Sun Nov 12, 2006 15:25

First time I've heard of a ''Ballymount INLA''.

From my understanding, the action carried out was a botched punishment attack on a gang of drug criminals, much like the INLA and IRA would have done in the six counties during the conflict. However news reporters and the media in general would like to portray things differently. Much like the situation we have in Rossport today.

It should also be remembered that another INLA member and anti-drugs activist John Morris was murdered by State Forces ten years ago.

by on the hop Sun Nov 12, 2006 21:01

The fact is and always will be that the INLA is a revolutionary Army,fiercely anti-drugs,and that its only half witted gobshite drug dealers who use the name to threaten fellow drug dealers,

if the inla is so anti drugs you might tell some of your top lads in the south inner city to stop hanging around with drug dealers then or are they just trying to show them the error of there ways

by Irp supporter Sun Nov 12, 2006 21:09

Which lads would these be and how do you know they are members of the RSM?

by Mrs Doyle Mon Nov 13, 2006 06:19

"So lets raise a glass" sez the masked man (dude, that whole homemade paramilitary look is soooooo last millennium!). So the drug alcohol is grand, despite the damage that it does to our society - much more than any "drug" menace that the tabloids' "half-truths and sensationalist headlines" have been filling your empty little heads with. "Such gutter press headlines were and are utter nonsense", and muppets like you who are trying to prop up "greedy capitalistic policies" of drinks companies "that are feeding the social cancers" have obviously missed the point. Totally. Unsurprisingly. I prefer other drugs to alcohol. And some loser in a Hallowe'en outfit and the pants his Mammy ironed for him ain't gonna tell me what's what. Run along now before I get cross. And learn to spell.

by fyi Mon Nov 13, 2006 20:40

INLA prisoner from Dublin has proir herion convictions does he not?

by fyi Tue Nov 14, 2006 12:19

There are no INLA members from Dublin in Portlaoise.

by bren - none as yet Wed Mar 28, 2007 17:29 0851706311

im in dire straits and am being threatened by a drug dealer.i did a stupid thing when i shared a house with 2 other blokes i flushed there coke down the toilet.now there saying if i dont pay up by 2morow im well u know what i mean. i dont care what happens 2 me.but they have threatened my family and they no were thay live i dont no what 2 do im up the walls.any advice please.

by wise from a distance Thu Mar 29, 2007 02:41

Go to the cops? Go to sinn fein? Pay up?

by Jack Thu Mar 29, 2007 15:24

Come the revolution you'll bloody well do as you're told!

by Turf Lodge Resident Thu Mar 29, 2007 15:51

The Campbells were always known as a family who would sell babys blood if there was money in it. You Dubs are very easily taken in.

by Seán O' Ruairc Thu Mar 29, 2007 16:52

This is the IRSP/INLA who had threatening posters in Dublins inner-city a couple of years ago TELLING people to go to a picket outside Mountjoy Prison.

"Be there. No excuses." were the exact words on the poster.

I would like to spell out the exact words in which I feel describe the gang/***** but I feel the indymedia moderators might edit them.

Will you? I can spell them out.

by observer Thu Mar 29, 2007 17:01

All left-wing groups put stupid slogans like that on their poster: "March on Saturday - Be there!" "Support the Strikers!"

Threats? Umm...

by Joe Reid Sun Oct 11, 2009 18:33

Does the statement from the IRSP today apply to you lads or are you going to continue your campaign in Dublin. Mary Reid was an active member of the IRSP in Dublin in the 70s. It was the time of the Train robbery and the death of Seamus Costello. The reality is that your war ended with the death of Costello. Your leaders after him did not promote his vision or hold his principles. Mary Reid died in January 2003 , in my opinion at the hands of former INLA members. She was a committed republican socialist - why did she die and is it now possible that the truth about the killing of Mary Reid will be revealed ?

by Eammon Mon Oct 12, 2009 16:14

And once again Joe you send the cowards scuttling back into the shadows, not one of them with the guts to look you in the eye let alone give you the answers you deserve.
Shameful!

by Kneecapper Thu Nov 19, 2009 01:26

"im in dire straits and am being threatened by a drug dealer.i did a stupid thing when i shared a house with 2 other blokes i flushed there coke down the toilet.now there saying if i dont pay up by 2morow im well u know what i mean. i dont care what happens 2 me.but they have threatened my family and they no were thay live i dont no what 2 do im up the walls.any advice please."

Well you could Stop wasting time surfing the web and get yourself down to tesco and buy them another 2 litre bottle.
Bet it cleaned up that toilet pretty good though. Nasty stuff.

by Jacqueline Fallon Sun Jan 17, 2010 15:51

Well done to everyone who has campaigned against drugs including the IRSP and INLA, although such a campaign should never have to result in someone's death.

Personally, I am sick to death of seeing drugged-up zombie kids walking around in a blur around the streets of Dublin.

If there are people flooding places with drugs, then I blame the consumers of these toxic drugs. How stupid are people, everyone knows these drugs are toxic and highly addictive and could kill you - people need to wise-up and stop buying these drugs and enter treatment programmes. If sufficient people stopped taking these drugs, then we would eventually see healthy youngsters in the city, rather than the emaciated half dead zombie like kids I see wandering aimlessly around Dublin city centre.

There will always be an illegal drugs business in Ireland as long as there is a strong demand for them and a continuous supply of fools stupid enough to buy them. If you really want a society without drugs, then kids young and old alike need to wise-up and take responsibility, and regurgitate those drugs back-up to the drug barons - stop buying them, they will then, eventually, go out of business, le cúnamh Dé!

It is not a good idea at all to be naming people here and their friends - please refrain from doing so - the undertakers in Dublin are cleaning up at the moment.

p.s. What happened to Mary Reid?

by Redundant Republican Sun Jan 17, 2010 18:56

It appears that Mary Reid may have discovered that funding for social projects in Derry had been taken in control by IRSP/INLA members and were being used for personal gain. Mary was a socialist, republican of the highest integrity and this activity would have been unacceptable to her. Mary Reid worked in Derry city, she was last seen alive at 10am leaving the Rosemont centre on 29 January 2003. Her body was found on an isolated beach in County Donegal at 5.30 that evening. The garda identified 2 suspects for Mary's death and both had links to the IRSP/INLA in Derry over many years.

by plastic p - none Mon Sep 13, 2010 23:15

the RSM had fine beginnings and any contribution to the restriction of drug dealing should be welcomed

but what about the big criminals lawyers politicians bankers auctioneers and accountants nthe golden circle that the irsp is sworn to remove will posters stop their lying and thieving

i think not

if you want to make a differnec ein the world of the majority of the citizens focus time in supporting the struggle to stop the government sweeping the mis deeds of their pals under the carpet with new legislation and new lies

tiocfaidh ar la

by Redundant Republican Fri Sep 17, 2010 23:18

Is there any member of this group of gangsters prepared to confirm that derry INLA legend Tommy Mc Court was involved in the abduction and death of Mary Reid in January 2003. In my opinion he has been an agent of the crown for decades and that was the reason Mary Reid's murder went without investigation. Check up on him lads.