Sinn Fein Sectarianism

This week, newsletter reported that a Sinn Fein minister Conor Murphy had descriminated against Alan Lennon, on the basis that he was a Protestant.

http://www.newsletter.co.uk/news/headlines/protestant-man-awarded-150k-over-drd-job-bias-1-4515783

I have blogged previously on Sinn Fein IRA being Sectarian, and this is simply another example of a poisonous movement that is abusing its position.

The Teebane Sectarian Massacre

This massacre of Protestants by the Provisional IRA in 1972, is another in a catalogue of Sectarian murders by the IRA.

http://www.ballymenatimes.com/news/local/victim_s_brother_still_seeks_closure_over_teebane_massacre_1_3432834

Why are there not Government calls for a full scale enquiry?

8 Protestants killed.

But still IRA Apologists across the globe claim they are political.

What's political about sectarian murder?

David.

More Priests Involved in Claudy

More information is coming to light about more Roman Catholic Priests involved with the Sectarian murder campaign of the IRA

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2002/dec/22/northernireland?CMP=twt_gu

Note that this story has not been covered within the Scottish media.

David.

Was Kingsmill the tip of the Iceberg for the Period?

These are interesting comments from Willie Frazer that must be a catalyst for investigation by the authorities?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML7jXZ1ptSE&noredirect=1

"Those IRA terrorists who massacred the men at Kingsmill killed many more innocents. This wasn’t freedom fighting, it was the blatant sectarian killing of Protestants. We estimate that they killed over 100 Protestants in South Armagh, they shot into Orange Halls, Gospel halls and even tortured people. It really is time that they answered for their crimes."

This is the group that Republican revisionists tell the world were "political".

Kingsmill Sectarian Slaughter

While many Republicans now deny the Sectarian nature of the IRA, evidence continues to stack up that the Provos were Sectarian.

The enquiry in to the Kingsmill slaughter this year concluded that the premeditated slaughter of ten Protestants was "purely sectarian", with one catholic travelling with the Protestant group freed from the carnage.

This is the terrorist group that Celtic fans idolise each week through songs such as "Ooh Ah Up The 'Ra" and "Roll of Honour".

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2011/0622/1224299384987.html

Stunning Documentation of Sectarianism by Celtic Fans

This site was emailed to me yesterday.

On it are times and dates detailing Sectarianism by Celtic supporters, with links down the left to lyrics of said songs, and hyperlinks to evidence of the specific instances.

One can only hope that this site will have an impact in fighting this cancer.

http://doublestandards.bplaced.net/index.html

Scottish Court Sets Legal Precedent

A Scottish Court set a legal precedent on Sectarianism today when Celtic Supporter Michael Bailey was convicted of sectarian abuse.

While the BBC Report oddly lacks detail of the abuse the stv report indicates the language concerned included the terms "Orange b*s*ards", "Orange c*nts", and Sectarian IRA Slogan "TIOCFAIDH AR LA" as well as some disgusting racist abuse.

It is now clear that a legal precedent has been set, and that calling anyone an orange bast*** or c*nt is now, by legal definition, sectarian.

Reports:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-14222785

stv reports

http://news.stv.tv/scotland/west-central/263115-celtic-supporter-admits-making-racist-and-sectarian-rants-on-facebook/

Celtic fan admits making racist and sectarian rants on Facebook

Michael Bailey made comments about Rangers fans, Walter Smith and El Hadji Diouf on the social networking site.

20 July 2011 14:50 GMT

Conviction: Michael Bailey will be sentenced next month Pic: © Spindrift

A Celtic supporter has admitted posting racist and sectarian comments on a Facebook page opposed to the club’s manager Neil Lennon.

Michael Bailey, 20, left a number of messages on the social networking site about Rangers fans, the club’s then manager Walter Smith and El Hadji Diouf, the African forward who was on loan to the Ibrox side at the end of last season.

On a page entitled ‘Neil Lennon should be banned’ and on his personal Facebook page, Bailey posted comments which included ‘Glasgow rangers yous are s*** you bunch of orange b*******’ and ‘send diouf back to the jungle’. Bailey also described Mr Smith as a "dirty pie eating Orange b******".

Bailey, from Bridgeton in Glasgow, appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Wednesday and admitted a charge of posting comments of a "racist and sectarian nature" on the internet between March 7 and 8 this year.

The court heard how a police taskforce began a review of social network sites and their contents after an increase of sectarian football-related hostility and offending following a fiery Old Firm match on March 3.

Procurator fiscal depute Julie Clark told the court police officers investigated further and identified that Bailey had made a comment on the 'Neil Lennon should be banned' Facebook page and his own.

Ms Clark said another message posted on Bailey’s page was "Oh the rangers are s**** ya bunch of p*** lovers send diouf back to the jungle and you can go back with him...ya smelly orange c***...soldiers are we...TIOCFAIDH AR LA."

Bailey was detained by police on April 30 and interviewed. The court was told he accepted full responsibility for posting the comments.

The 20-year-old has been released on bail with the conditions that he must not enter any SPL ground, or Hampden Stadium. He must also sign on at his local police station during the first half of every Celtic match.

Sheriff Johanna Johnstone QC deferred sentencing until next month for reports. Defence lawyer Stephen Bentley will give his plea in mitigation then.