Gangs of armed men.The police and army

 "A thug is a thug is a thug!" the vigilantee and Irish loyalist and sentinel repeats or if you prefer Tony Blair,"I intend to be tough on crime and the causes of crime!"Egged on by well-paid news presenters and producers snorting cocaine,Blair caused at least 175 000 entirely unnecessary deaths in Iraq and a minimum of 60 000 deaths and killings in Afghanistan.

Why isn't Blair behind bars for waging illegal wars and conducting campaigns of racist barbarism and fomenting civil and religious strife and funding criminal front-groups for MI5 to generate political uncertainty and constitutional instability?

Britain,today?

The Blair and Thatcher years brought myriad instances of random violence and profligate cruelty. Those crimes easily outnumber,many times over,any injury done to the English collectively and individually.

When are these "fair-weather friends",these " friends of everybody and nobody in particular" going to abandon their cruel and evil campaigns of reckless and needless violence,the US abide by the promise of Universal Humanism and the International Criminal Court indict Tony Blair as the architect of crimes against dissenting voices who lived not only in his own bailiwick but in numerous other areas of the world.

Britain came in like a lion in the twelfth century and effectively exited our country in the twenty-first like a scalded hound.

The English were put out of any country they ever went into under force of arms. Ireland was no exception to the universal law and the rules of nature.

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28.8.2023

The UDR was nothing other than a 'me'm sahib' type of colonial auxiliary. Its character fluctuated between largely concerned granddads and young bucks out to make a name for themselves while relying on safety in numbers.

Their opponents who were not already imprisoned were left free to roam the countryside with mortal injury in mind.Some of the latter were forced to run the gauntlet of British Army privates such as Declan Keaveney,retired British Army corporals (Brian Sedgefield,Manor Park/Nazareth House) and bellyaching Marines (Danny Cahillane,South London/Telford).