Works for me, tho.Actually, you have made an assumption that is incorrect, but that's ok.
Works for me, tho.Actually, you have made an assumption that is incorrect, but that's ok.
Just as you have conveniently forgotten that slightly over half of the roughly 3600 homicides committed during the period known as "The Troubles" were committed by the British Army and its associated Orange terrorist organizations.
Didn't the Queen put May in after Scotland was railroaded??
I'm surprised, but pleased, that you agree with me.1) The British Army were responsible for just 299 or so deaths during the Troubles - 9% of the total.
By far the largest number of deaths - 49% of them - were committed by the IRA, with the loyalist UVF coming a very distant second - 11%.
2) The Orange Order isn't a terrorist organisation.
But apart from those two slight errors, your post was entirely accurate.
Nope.Do you mean in the same way that Ontario was railroaded in the 1992 Charlottetown Accord when it voted in favour of it but Canada as a whole voted against it?
Yeah, why don't you tell the bishops to get on that last one, and quit covering up for the child molesters?
Leave it up to the Rooks and Knights to win the day.I completely agree. The Bishops, with notable exceptions, have failed the Church and its children... going right up to the present Bishop of Rome and Vicar of Christ.
I'm surprised, but pleased, that you agree with me.
Nope.