@michaelmk84@belfastbhoy1961 If you could spell that would be a starting point, but if you can’t spell it you’re unlikely to understand it.
Still, it’s an annual economic bonanza as well as a social and cultural spectacle enjoyed by locals and visitors alike
@ATroubledLand Aborted her child to enable a terrorist attack
Tried to murder innocent people
Went to jail
Dumped by Sinn Fein
And she still “loves her party”
A very special type of head case is Martina
Don’t be like Martina
@squinteratn The Flah Up The Ra chip van played the song repeatedly over two days.
A mistake? Hard they bottled of vinegar in their ears?
They only apologised when called out and organisers told them to
@2to1freddie@EndCulturalWar@belfastbhoy1961 Did you listen to the Sinn Fein diatribe on the Feala stage last night?
Now THAT is political commemoration.
The Twelfth is culture, tradition, celebration, family. The second best day of the year, following the Relief of Derry celebrations which culminate tomorrow
@2to1freddie@belfastbhoy1961 If that’s your understanding of what the Twelfth is all about, you need educating/ open your mind to other traditions as unionists have this week
I think we can finally do away with the idea that unionists flatly object to Irish culture. We only have to look at the reaction to the Fleadh next to the Feile. The issue is, as it always has been, the glorification of terror and the forcing of elements of culture onto people.
The BBC shamelessly promoting tonight’s ‘Kneecap’ pro terrorist rally.
Not that you’d expect anything less from the BBC.
If DJ UVF was on stage wearing a balaclava chanting about Lenny Murphy for example, you can imagine the BBC would be taking a different view.