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Involved in a car crash today. Hopefully he’s okay and not injured.

hope the car was ok

Mase wrote:Involved in a car crash today. Hopefully he’s okay and not injured.

You're joking right?

Obnoxious IRA-supporting murdering turd

Think my give-a-fuck-ometer has run out of 10ps

Is this the Guy who refused to wear a Poppy ?

Anyone know if he’s okay? Can’t find anything online.

zabbadabbado wrote:Is this the Guy who refused to wear a Poppy ?

Yes, because people he descended from were killed in Derry on Bloody Sunday by British Paratroopers (allegedly)

Harry Dowd scored wrote:

zabbadabbado wrote:Is this the Guy who refused to wear a Poppy ?

Yes, because people he descended from were killed in Derry on Bloody Sunday by British Paratroopers (allegedly)

Stands apart from everyone on remembrance day and turns his back. The thick twat thinks it's some sort of British imperial thing. But it also remembers all the Irish Catholics killed in war

john@staustell wrote:

Harry Dowd scored wrote:

zabbadabbado wrote:Is this the Guy who refused to wear a Poppy ?

Yes, because people he descended from were killed in Derry on Bloody Sunday by British Paratroopers (allegedly)

Stands apart from everyone on remembrance day and turns his back. The thick twat thinks it's some sort of British imperial thing. But it also remembers all the Irish Catholics killed in war

“On the second Sunday of each November, The King leads the nation in remembering those who have died in world wars and other conflicts.”

Other conflicts being the Troubles.

Harry Dowd scored wrote:

zabbadabbado wrote:Is this the Guy who refused to wear a Poppy ?

Yes, because people he descended from were killed in Derry on Bloody Sunday by British Paratroopers (allegedly)

londonderry mate

Nigels Tackle wrote:

Harry Dowd scored wrote:

zabbadabbado wrote:Is this the Guy who refused to wear a Poppy ?

Yes, because people he descended from were killed in Derry on Bloody Sunday by British Paratroopers (allegedly)

londonderry mate

None of his relations were killed! 6 people from the estate where he grew up were among the dead of Bloody Sunday (1972), he was born 17 years later.

Anyway Mase, to answer your question, he is fine and not sure which search engine you use, but over the last 2 or 3 days since he trashed his Audi RS6 there have been 100's of on line articles.

The accident itself appears to be him approaching a roundabout at speed and losing control, no other vehicles involved, resulting in him righting off said £100k-ish car.

nottsblue wrote:Think my give-a-fuck-ometer has run out of 10ps

+1

CTID Hants wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:

Harry Dowd scored wrote:

zabbadabbado wrote:Is this the Guy who refused to wear a Poppy ?

Yes, because people he descended from were killed in Derry on Bloody Sunday by British Paratroopers (allegedly)

londonderry mate

None of his relations were killed! 6 people from the estate where he grew up were among the dead of Bloody Sunday (1972), he was born 17 years later.

Anyway Mase, to answer your question, he is fine and not sure which search engine you use, but over the last 2 or 3 days since he trashed his Audi RS6 there have been 100's of on line articles.

The accident itself appears to be him approaching a roundabout at speed and losing control, no other vehicles involved, resulting in him righting off said £100k-ish car.

He grew up on the Creggan estate, where six of the men shot dead on Bloody Sunday in 1972 came from. I don’t believe he’s mentioned anything about his relations being killed, it’s likely his mum and dad would have been persecute though.

Thanks for the update on him - I use Ask Jeeves, think it’s a new site hoping to rival Google.

Bloody Sunday was the turning point of Op banner thats when they really starteted to hate us

Bloody Sunday was the turning point of Op banner thats when they really starteted to hate us

Mase wrote:

john@staustell wrote:

Harry Dowd scored wrote:

zabbadabbado wrote:Is this the Guy who refused to wear a Poppy ?

Yes, because people he descended from were killed in Derry on Bloody Sunday by British Paratroopers (allegedly)

Stands apart from everyone on remembrance day and turns his back. The thick twat thinks it's some sort of British imperial thing. But it also remembers all the Irish Catholics killed in war

“On the second Sunday of each November, The King leads the nation in remembering those who have died in world wars and other conflicts.”

Other conflicts being the Troubles.

Other conflicts being other conflicts mate. There's been hundreds. And in any case, why isn't he mourning?

The way you talk, you don't remember the 'troubles', obviously?

I do worry about you sometimes

Bear60 wrote:Bloody Sunday was the turning point of Op banner thats when they really starteted to hate us

Watched a brilliant doc on the Troubles that had people from both sides, including British soldiers that mentioned everything was fine at first, like you say - Catholics were coming out of their house making brews for the soldiers and giving them biscuits. Relations were good. It was when innocents were killed and then they played clips of the guy (sergeant??) lying about it saying the Catholics had guns. That’s when it turned - which you can understand. Obviously it’s come out now years and years later that it was all lies about them having weapons - you can understand why people are angry.

The British lads on the ground were absolutely sold out by cunts line Paisley and people higher up. Just thrown into the middle of it and the lies that were spouted meant that the people on the ground got it full pelt. They were just following orders

john@staustell wrote:

Mase wrote:

john@staustell wrote:

Harry Dowd scored wrote:

zabbadabbado wrote:Is this the Guy who refused to wear a Poppy ?

Yes, because people he descended from were killed in Derry on Bloody Sunday by British Paratroopers (allegedly)

Stands apart from everyone on remembrance day and turns his back. The thick twat thinks it's some sort of British imperial thing. But it also remembers all the Irish Catholics killed in war

“On the second Sunday of each November, The King leads the nation in remembering those who have died in world wars and other conflicts.”

Other conflicts being the Troubles.

Other conflicts being other conflicts mate. There's been hundreds. And in any case, why isn't he mourning?

The way you talk, you don't remember the 'troubles', obviously?

I do worry about you sometimes

Other conflicts INCLUDING the Troubles. Not that hard to understand.

I'm getting angry now, have to abide by site rules.

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