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The 'revolutionaries' who want to devour everyone's children

By John GrayNI Shootings

So as well as a return to recession we have the return of people who think that murdering working class teenagers is a good and noble thing. Last weekend in Northern Ireland two unarmed soldiers were slaughtered by “dissident republicans” while they were waiting for a Domino's Pizza delivery. Four other men including the Pizza delivery team remain wounded.

The fear is that so called “loyalists” will be gleefully digging up remote farmland to retrieve long hidden caches of weapons. They will be excited at the thought that murdering other teenage working class youngsters in “revenge” is also a good and noble thing - some innocent Catholic taxi driver or a minibus full of teenagers back from a hurling competition could also end up being slaughtered.

Of course that is what the murderers want to happen. They want more working class kids in their own community to die in order to provoke a “backlash” against the Peace Process. This is total political madness.

I hope before this happens the brainwashed cretins who carried out this attack will be soon rounded up by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) with the active help of nationalist politicians and the wider community. The troops themselves must remain in their barracks.

So I congratulate former IRA commander, now Deputy First Minister, Martin McGuinness for his position in saying this was a crime against all Ireland - he now has the added responsibility of helping the PSNI stop further slaughter.

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Posted on Mar 12, 2009 at 03:36pm

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I can only feel shame and horror, as a Northern Irishman, at what happened to Sappers Quinsey and Azimkar and PC Carroll. Patrick and Mark died as they lived, as brave young men. By all acccounts, they used their own bodies in an attempt to shield the civilians caught up in the attrocity. Stephen died providing cover for community police officers assisting a distressed member of the public. We should be very proud of all three, brave as lions. I hope their loved ones can take some comfort in that and that they are in the thoughts and prayers of the people of Northern Ireland.

It is also a relief to read that the main "loyalist" groups have publicly stated that there will be no retaliation. Hopefully th security forces can get to these dissident psychopaths before any more families are destroyed.
Phil Free @ 47 weeks and 4 days ago
The streets of heaven are to crowded with angels tonight.

May those who lost their lives at the hands of selfish and childish thugs forever rest in peace.
Chris Conway @ 47 weeks and 4 days ago