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Tuesday July 30, 2002 12:44
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Jump To Comment: 5 4 3 2 1you have to give credit to the INLA, at least they did something during the height of the troubles, all paramilitaries, should be honoured, those who fought, struggled and served time fighting against the military might of the britsquaddiescum, MI5/6, FRU, SAS, establishment and state sponsored loyalist paramilitaries. You have to admire the INLA and also the IPLO cos they were all just ordinary people, there was no snobbiness or intellectuallity about them. although most of them came from the remnants of the OIRA, and had a bit of class consiousness, they didnt put it about, i personally do admire them and i wouldnt like to get on the wrong side of them, cos you know how family feuds escalate, i dont judge working class people, many people do what they do to get by, there is not one of us, gets out of this place undamaged, so i'm not going to look down my nose at the INLA or the IPLO. we live in a violent world, what is so wrong about mastering violence, at least you know yur dealing with a violent person with integrity. coming from a north belfast peaceline, i've tried everything to escape violence, to avoid violence and to placate violence, nothing works but by mastering violence, people know not to fuk with me, they know i'm fair and i'm not a sadist, because i can control violence and the level of violence i inflict on someone. Peace is a luxury the working class will never ever get to enjoy, the state through whatever means will see to this, either by backing and protecting heroin dealers as they flood our working class communities, to enslave our young people and destroy the fabric of working class community cohesion, or by encouraging loyalists to attack and target our communities. Divide and rule is the only state policy we will ever experience, whether our working class communities are divided internally, through petty power struggle rivalries or externally divided, along sectarian lines. in north belfast any republican violence has been in retaliation and at a low level of lethality. Mark Blaney could have been shot dead, but only a warning shot was fired at him, a shot reminescent of a loyalist punishment shooting, coming after the UFF warned that any protestants associating with catholics would be shot, Mark Blaney's mother is a catholic, think about it.
...Where is the IPLO on this Roll of Honour?, you moron.
Slaughtering each other in another feud