Solitary confirmed Shitzophrenic That’s one of the most delusional comments I’ve seen, imagine fearing for your life every day of your life, that’s not something to be envious of
Born and bread in Ardoyne during it seen some crazy stuff and when you look back now it was an actual war zone we grew up in and it was great craic as we knew nothing else apart from it
I did two tours in the 80,s on the border far away from the madness of Belfast. You wouldn't know the difference from the Catholics and Protestants just by sight unless you had a players list of all the Known IRA. Stopped and searched quite a few on the border checkpoints but I'm pleased to say I never had to fire a shot in anger. I could never understand the animosity between the different factions and it puzzled me why they never got along being an atheist but christened church of England myself. I'm glad it's sorted out now because I wouldn't like it to go back to the bad old days.
Lad i come from a irish catholic family, I wanted to thank you for keeping the peace whenever you could. I'm sure most people wirh family's would agree.
@@truenorthgames pleased you are all getting along better. I've heard Belfast is nice now and good for sightseeing. The enemy is not your neighbour now it's the ones coming in on boats.
@@truenorthgames we were there doing a job whether the people liked it or not, all we wanted to do was get through it and get back home in one piece to our loved ones.
@kevinadamson5768 im canadian but my family is from Northern Ireland ( Down County) on me dads side my mother's not sure but I still bless the boys who did all they could to keep the peace even after bloody Sunday bless you all
Knew and worked with Shane in the mid 90's when he was doing a bit of journalism in Dublin. Was always a thoughtful kind person, he had a beautiful dog at the time too as I recall. A gorgeous black lab. Good to see him doing well these days.
I'm Catholic and we don't worship Mary. We honour her as the Mother of God. We worship Jesus Christ. I often wonder why this is so difficult for others to understand. I never knew Catholics in Ireland ever went through the type of discrimination this man is describing. It's often mind boggling to me how human beings insist on mistreating one another over absolutely ridiculous reasons.
Dude. Read if you can? Learn b4 you give opinions. I saw friends bodies butchered by axes. Please. Research b4 speaking. War is horrible. There are no victors in war. God bless you
Although the wrong having been done, obviously and very unfortunately can never be undone, may your victims and last but not least you be blessed Shane Paul O'Doherty. Peace to them, you and Ireland, the Republic as wel as Ulster, whether politically united or not. No more war, no more tragedy and shedding of blood, no more pain. McFinney, protestant, Irishman from Ulster and non-violent.
I'm glad the troubles are over I hope the sides can get along now and drink together and stop all the hatred it will take generations but it will happen I'm glad there is peace god bless you all
You hit the nail on the head when you said God bless you all. Answer me this, why would God bless anyone now and not when innocent people were being blown to smithereens? When we finally remove this stupid, illogical belief, peace might have a chance. Really, try to apply some logic. The Catholics were fighting the Protestants and the Protestants were fighting the Catholics, who was God blessing then?
@@stevesutton9444 Nothing to do with God. It is simply a land ownership struggle between the scum of Britain who stole it and the rightful owners of Ireland.
@@stevesutton9444 Oh, great...another smug, annoying atheist who can't go one second of his life without shitting on anyone who isn't a smug, annoying atheist.
Perhaps he needed to live the life he lived to come to his conclusions. What a waste his early years were. With people as passionate, driven and intelligent as him he could of been an Irish Martin Luther. Some people will say he should be locked up for life and their opinion would carry weight, but who better to teach the young of Ireland the way forward than this man?
I was born into a very protestant home and my dad was taken prisoner by the IRA whilst they used his car to carry out an operation and he never recovered from the trauma BUT I say without hesitation that the protestant people from the 1920s to the 1960s should have done more to recognise the outrageous discrimination against people who simply wanted to be Irish. The roles will be reversed when a United Ireland comes which it will before 2030 and the protestants will then know what it is like to be in such a minority - I have no doubt there will be anarchy in loyalist areas when this inevitably and democratically happens.
When the Irish Free State was founded, it was founded with rampant Catholicism at its core. Burnings and attacks on Protestant homes was common in rural areas during the 1920s throughout the Free State with IRA attacks continuing in the North. This created a 'cold war' between north and south...A united Ireland is meaningless in today's context as both the UK and Republic of Ireland and mere economic zones, overwhelmed with 'non-islanders' and run by the same Globalists.
It takes courage to change.Shane opens his heart and soul gives a honest account of his life narrative a child born into the troubles.He certainly did some awful things but he attempts to explain how and why in his own understanding of the dirty war.
I learnt a lot the troubles from a young Irish lad, who moved away from it, met him at college.. He told me about when he was between 6 or 7 and he was a corner shop, he saw guy getting shot in the back..
“A person is, among all else, a material thing, easily torn and not easily mended.” “It wasn't only wickedness and scheming that made people unhappy, it was confusion and misunderstanding; above all, it was the failure to grasp the simple truth that other people are as real as you.”
You do not win with the bomb and gun. As ex soldier I agree with this man and accept his apology for killing my friends. Anyone who committed murder on all sides should do the same.
Unfortunately, armed struggle has done nothing but killed men, women and children and imprisoned men and women. I understand how easy it was to get caught up in wanting to fight for your freedom and country, but everyone was just disposable on both sides to the paramilitary groups. And to think that not much has changed in NI since the 1980s is just extremely disappointing and sad..but it seems like it is Irish history, doesn't it? I hope to see a united country and one where religion does not define a person...
Im a unionist from Northern Ireland and would like to say thank you for sharing your story. I don’t think the country of Northern Ireland will ever move forward together as it is the parents that raise their kids to hate the other side from a very young age. Personally I hate living here. I just hope some day both sides can leave the past in the past and move forward to create peace and happiness for both sides.
Giro Azzolini I am a unionist. There’s a difference between being a unionist/nationalist and a loyalist/republican. I am what I am as I was born in to it. I don’t hate nationalism and I am not a bigot.
There cant be "sides" and peace,just one Ireland will be the only thing that ever brings peace....the north is an English outpost waiting for the opportune time.
@@jiroyoshida6617 definitely shows your ignorance about Northern Ireland, most unionist identity as that because of cultural reasons not political ones, plenty of unionists don't vote because politically they disagree with the opinions of the DUP/UUP/TUV (the three biggest unionist parties) and have more in common with SDLP.
Watched and warmed to the man as it progressed. Was there in ‘70 as a squaddie and felt but for a change of the UK government., the 40 + tragic years would have been avoided, it did not have to happen.
My god what an amazing fella.After everything he went through,he had the balls to stand up to some of his fellow countrymen to say this just isn't right,and it's certainly not Christian.
I am a 60 year old woman who has been looking to find out about the troubles in ireland for many years ,finding this video i found out more in 25 minutes than watching hours and hours ,also reading for hours, i now understand .thank you so much ,God bless to all .
Thank God I grew up in a town where Protestants and Roman Catholics grew up and were deep and sincere friends. Ecumenism and 'cross-community' relations have always been strong, business owner and customer, priest and minister, Billy and Seán, Siobhán and Sadie...... Thank goodness our community have had the mature good sense and understanding to see past someone's religious denomination...
There in 1970 and as a young soldier felt but for a change of UK government the 40 + tragic years could have been avoided. As the video progressed I warmed to the guy and his message! How is victims would view this I don’t know, but I applaud him for making this video. I wish peace to all the people of The Island of Ireland and no return to dark times.
100%. We need more people like him on both sides to tell their story.. and how futile and wrong it was. Now? Its the politicians that keep us separated.
A very good example of the trauma of causing death and destruction. I have been impressed by the number of IRA explaining how difficult the pain of knowing their own guilt
My ex girlfriend and I lived in Belfast for 6 months in early 2016 on a working holiday visa. We worked at this deli where one of our coworkers mom was kidnapped in the 90s by the IRA, apparently she was an informant . So they tortured and killed her. Still have to be careful where you go and what you say but nothing like how it used to be. Pretty surreal stuff. All in all. Ireland was an amazing place that everybody should experience, miss it everyday
Born In Dublin 72, I remember the atmosphere, our working class suburbs were full of Provo activity, especially during hunger strike, black flags hung everywhere
An inspirational film well narrated this is a lesson to us all that it can be done, through adversity and political courage it can happen, just a shame it will not happen in Israel and Palestine.
I grew up in Northern Ireland as a Catholic from 1970-2000 then i emigrated. The IRA were wrong. The bombing campaign and armed struggle were wrong and cannot be morally justified. So many innocent people were killed. I realize why they started, as a response to the conditions at the time and I understand the gunmen on both sides, but no matter what way you slice it, it was just just wrong.
The way the British treated the Irish can totally justify an armed campaign. The way the campaign went became morally wrong, but there was nothing wrong about an armed campaign from the getgo.
I married a local lassie from Northern Ireland and I learned a lot about prodistants and Catholics my great grandparents are from co wexford and I lived in Northern Ireland for 20years I've got no time for the British army I've had guns at my head and been threatened but God bless you all over in Ireland north and south ❤️ from me in England ❤️ I'm a born again Christian ✝️
My relative William Murray was born in Dublin in 1829 an imigrated too Australia some time later an having heard an read the history an stories of the IRA an Irish history I'm so glad he moved here to Australia
All evil killers turn to Bible bashing. Myra Hindley,Rose West.They think it will make people think,well he was a bastard but he's turned to God. Ask your victim's,the father's and mothers who lost children .See what they think about you.Not just Catholics, protestants as well .It is too late to be sorry. The damage has been done.I could never forgive anyone that murdered members of my family.
I was born in Derry too. The "problem" of the name, if this man is honest, occurs only when one is away from "home". EVERYBODY in Derry calls it by the shortened version. I was born into a home with parents who didn't teach us that religion was something to beat our neighbor with who worshipped in another way!! The British army entered Ireland at the behest of the Nationalist community & they only became the bad guys to Nationalists when they realised it was unfair to only search Loyalist communities & drive past barricades leading to Nationalist communities where guns & bombs were being gathered up. The R.U.C. was not a protestant police force. Put simply any Catholic who tried to join was shot! We lived in the U.S.A. for half our lives & there is simply NO comparison to the civil rights abuses that were perpetrated on the African-American communities, especially in the southern states. We all know about "Bloody Sunday" but never, "Bloody Friday" when almost 30 bombs were planted by the I.R.A., just as schools were getting out. One man was asked to "identify his son" & when he went to do so was handed a bent signet ring, the ONLY thing left of his son. He talks of armed struggle & "war". It wasn't war, as paramilitaries wear regular clothes & can't be identified as the enemy. You can all hear what a "brave boy" he was, destroying his own city & slaughtering his fellow countrymen...........His turn around didn't come quickly enough for those whom he murdered. I'd like to see him try writing a letter of apology to them. You may hear of the I.R.A. only killing drug dealers now & think that they're doing the community a service. Not so. Other drug dealers are impinging on "their" territory &, so, they have to be killed!! A woman saw a comment I'd written (2 weeks ago) of how lovely it was to have normal life back. She was a Roman Catholic from the Bogside in Derry, like the monster in this video. She wrote, "It may have changed for you but not for anyone living in a Republican stronghold. Our kids have their kneecaps shot out for the smallest of offences but especially if they don't buy drugs from the I.R.A. We get a call to actually bring our own children to be "punished", if we don't, they come to get them at home & kill them in front of us". Now for a strange ending to this very strange "documentary". Despite "the troubles", Northern Ireland usually came near the top or held the top spot for the "safest place to vacation in Europe". Despite the bombs in certain "strongholds", minor crime was not & is not a big issue in N. Ireland. We were blessed to live in a beautiful country & simply need to give peace a decent chance!
War is war. You didn't ask for it. It was imposed on you. War is ugly and there are innocent victims. The English Cabal is responsible for all the lives lost thru that struggle. Not the patriot standing up for a righteous cause.
That was a really moving story , how he changed from violence to seeing a peacefull way forward. They should make him First Minister to knock sense into both communities. The weird thing about Northern Ireland is they have way more in common with each other than anyone else...
Well it moved me , i threw up at his wonderful conversation but no thought of managing to live with the murder he brought to the world , a good man would have killed himself once he realised what he had done .
You would have grown with jail. But you give your incarceration the credit. I dont, You were destined to become free if evil either way. I credit the Irish, your heart is the heart of all our people. From the Druid to the Christian. No snakes here.
This was beautiful. Thank you. All people, especially young people, need to be given an offramp from radicalism and violence. If they aren't afforded a real opportunity to be forgiven and accepted, there's no incentive to ever change. I'm so glad you changed, sir.
look I am British but I do understand were this man comes from you have to watch what a educated man thinks and what he became as a child glad its history now
Provided this is a true story. It's quite humbling that this man was able to turn his life around and bring an end to the violence. It must be very difficult to grow up after experiencing such a difficult childhood
Protestants of Northern Ireland are one and the same as their evangelical brethren in the USA. Racist religious bigots who revel in hatred and violence.
@@iansoutryer3189 This is social media mate. Provided I don't fall foul of their guidelines I can't comment anything I like. If you don't like it ignore it.
@@iansoutryer3189 Also, I saw a comment of yours claiming the EU is autocratic. How so? Do you know the meaning of 'autocracy'? How does it apply to an economic community of states of which none of them even have an autocratic leader?
AUDE SAPERE Hell is where God sends English rapists and murderers for the last 800 years,and their Scottish Protestant mercenaries for the the last 400 years ,who committed,and still are committing those crimes against Irish Catholics in our own country. What about over 400 Irish Catholic priests tortured to death by the English in English Occupied Ireland? This clown didn't mention that. It sounds like he's grovelling to England.
@@keithverrills3235 Hell is also where people who won't forgive others are sent..... You must let go of the past Keith , otherwise you merely become a prisoner of the past....... No country's hands are clean in history...... the Irish slave traded the Cornish and the Welsh for two centuries, does St. Patrick ring a bell..... invaded Scotland ( alba) in 500AD , and by 900AD had removed the Picts from their land..... Involved in slave trading the Africans to America and helped ' rid ' America of 80 million Native Red Indians ( so did the Ulster Scots.) The Red Indians claim it was more like 300 million...... thru disease and ' war '..........
Whatever happened to him also happened to southern Irish protestants in the south of Ireland,no say,intimidation,ethnically cleansed from their homes,there is always two sides to every story,wake up
So true 30% of southern irelands population was unionist and protestant. And now it is less than 2% explain that??? Nobody seems to be talking about it
Just to clarify this point, that is factually untrue (for the few people that may read it) While there was a marked decrease in the population of Protestants in what would become the Republic of Ireland it was not due to government or paramilitary discrimination post Anglo-Irish Treaty. As one example of this mixed marriages in the pre Free State were common, 15% of Protestant men married Catholics with purportedly 4/5 raising Catholic children. Also for stats on Protestantism pre Free State; 10% of the population of the 26 were Protestant around 1900, declining to a low of 3% in the 1990s. The population of Protestants now has grown to 4% as of the 2011 census. While there is a substantial reduction of Protestants halving of their numbers is a large reduction again this can be attributed to a variety of aspects such as the British government representatives whether army auxiliary constabulary or other civil service would most likely follow their employers out of the Free State as well as given that it can be fairly assumed Protestants tended to have stronger connections to U.K. as well as being a driving force behind industry pre 1920. There are 100% instances of violence committed against Protestants or British sympathisers as well as some instances of marginalisation but other important factors include the migrations of cultural groups across the border in Ireland. This is despicable and should be condemned in the strongest degree. On the flipside Ireland’s first and fourth Presidents were Protestant, in my own constituency in Ulster we have Protestant Teachta Dala, though their religion is immaterial only that I went googling about them it turns out this self professed republican (supporter of the values of a Republic not to be confused with the nationalist Republicans) is of Unionist stock. The scars of sectarianism are much lessened south of the border, that’s not to pretend they don’t exist, they definitely do. But by in large we have managed to lessen the religious emphasis of the past to the point the old labels are almost meaningless and hopefully the same will happen to Northern Ireland. I am happy to engage with anyone willing to fruitfully converse on these areas, especially as I become more reflective on the past as fears of the hardening of the border I live near grows.
Honest outlook of an volunteer, brave individual, good description of the terrors we endured, but also remorseful after the troubles we inflicted, there's two sides to every story and I think he did OK, but did loyalist learn anything, unfortunately NOT
Child soldiers are below 14, though all my uncles were to the point their mama would have had to call cops if they’d been too determined to fight with her below that age. To say you take no responsibility for yourself because you weren’t middle aged yet is just excuses. No hard feelings, but don’t feel the need to disrespect your own agency to be accepted. It’s a respectable cause, but we are all glad it’s being pursued politically now.
this murderer should be in prison there is no excuse for what he has done only a coward plants bombs in public im sure that the families of the people he killed do not forgive him how is he free?
@@ulsterscotsman6648 it started because brits treated the irish as second class citizens and didnt give them freedom, the IRA wanted the brits out of ireland and wanted a unified ireland to stop that, there is no justice thanks to the brits
mike cwiklinski It just show you that us UK’ers aren’t evil after all. We give our murdering opposition a second chance. The TRUTH is we consider the Irish British. They’re our brothers and sisters. I’m not really sure if I care about the UK or the RoI. I just want the people of our isles to be united and
What a wonderful and moving story. How a man moved from war to peace. He probably saved as many lives as he took by the change of his ways and his efforts to make peace. It is amazing how Jesus can change things around completely in a split second - he probably created this entire universe in a split second.
It saddens me when I see the language used on vids like these. As an ex British soldier who served many times in the province, I really do believe, for there to peace, the hate has got to stop....then we can all move on and have a United Ireland and a friendly neighbour
@@haalstaag some scars dont heal. I think about my little brother every day who was shot in the head by a rubber bullet and killed. An innocent 9 year old! The problem has been there well before me. There shouldn't even be a problem in the first place if you Brits just stayed on your own land.
Well half true, Britain isn't an empire using the world colonies and Ireland as slaves for resources anymore, instead each international territory in our modern world, today, gets their own democratic government with the military support and finical benefit of being legally considered a British oversea's territory with of course mutually sharing the increased tax's of from the British mainland and the international mainland itself - so is the same with Northern Ireland and in fact, Northern Ireland actually has quite a few more legal freedoms than the average British person in Scotland, England or Wales, the first I know is that the people of Northern Ireland actually is legally allowed to defend themselves (meaning they can actually purchase objects with the intent of harm) and even legally purchase a pistol firearm! So yes Northern Ireland is under 'British Rule' but it's not what it sounds and as we've learned from the past, the relationship with the rest of the UK with Northern Ireland as stated is mutually beneficial nowadays.
But they wish too that is what republican violence was all about and even now with peace they still want to force the Unionists into a country that they do not want
It's not an issue of a country imposing it's dominance. It's an issue of humanity being a completely failed experiment. What occupies these countries? People. Every powerful nation got powerful by brutally and systematically eliminating all perceived enemies and "undesirables". Undesirables are defined subjectively, and can vary according to the whim of whatever tyrant happens to be in charge. As long there are humans, there will always be cruelty and mistreatment. It's just different varieties according to the locale
I toured on my motorcycle in 2018 and stayed on Culmore road In Londonderry (A2). As I withdrew cash from the ATM that evening, an Irish local was surprised to hear my English accent when I said hello. I lived in Belfast as a child in the early 60's when my father did his tour whilst in the Army and I have fond memories of Northern Ireland. Very friendly people.
The ego in this fella. Sounds like he single handedly started the war then single handedly started the peace process. Fair play he had an involvement with the peace process but he directly suggests that others took his words and ran with it... Emphasizing his words were the beginning. "I was the first voice" to call off the war. Not John Hume no Paul Shane shame?
Totally agree with you!! Full of himself, he thought he was a "hero"and still thinks so. Just seeking attention as usual. Spits at the face of former republicans as well, must be living abroad. He could have never taken part in the peace process as he was in jail. Freed thanks to the GFA by the way. Megalomaniac attention seeker.
Our Lord does not differentiate between Catholics or Protestants. He does care about the killing of his children in his name. Those that do, will face the Lords final judgement no mater what the cause.
Can you this man taking/selling drugs and threathening his own kin for personal gains? This kind off fighter can not be beaten, he is just and fair (and hence has a bad consience for what he did...). I wish more people in this world where like you Sir!
If you changed Catholic and Protestant to Shia and Sunni and all in Arabic, the comment section would lead you to believe this was a video about the Iran/Iraq War.
And your point is????? Before you think of an answer can i just point out that, other than the humans killing humans similarity! that's where the similarities END. its a completely different kettle of fish altogether. COMPLETELY DIFFERENT.
can I just say something ? 1 UP THE RA , 2 if u were a true Irish person u would take this in WE R FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM. AND WE WONT GIVE UP SO STICK UR UNION JACK WE WANT OUR COUNTRY BACK !!! IF U DONT LIKE IT U KNOW WHERE THE DOOR IS
Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future. No one should ever believe that salvation is impossible.
I grew up in the troubles as a child an seen things no adult should see dosent matter what side you were born hope it never happens again
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Solitary confirmed Shitzophrenic That’s one of the most delusional comments I’ve seen, imagine fearing for your life every day of your life, that’s not something to be envious of
Here in liverpool we had riots because the goverment treated us like the you guys coz we r u guys
Me to but my mum's generation had it worse 60s n 70s I was kid in 80s n 90s sad to say you get used to it
Born and bread in Ardoyne during it seen some crazy stuff and when you look back now it was an actual war zone we grew up in and it was great craic as we knew nothing else apart from it
For the people that keep asking how he was not executed or jailed is the fact of the good Friday agreement.
I did two tours in the 80,s on the border far away from the madness of Belfast. You wouldn't know the difference from the Catholics and Protestants just by sight unless you had a players list of all the Known IRA. Stopped and searched quite a few on the border checkpoints but I'm pleased to say I never had to fire a shot in anger. I could never understand the animosity between the different factions and it puzzled me why they never got along being an atheist but christened church of England myself. I'm glad it's sorted out now because I wouldn't like it to go back to the bad old days.
Lad i come from a irish catholic family, I wanted to thank you for keeping the peace whenever you could. I'm sure most people wirh family's would agree.
@@truenorthgames pleased you are all getting along better. I've heard Belfast is nice now and good for sightseeing. The enemy is not your neighbour now it's the ones coming in on boats.
@@truenorthgames we were there doing a job whether the people liked it or not, all we wanted to do was get through it and get back home in one piece to our loved ones.
@kevinadamson5768 im canadian but my family is from Northern Ireland ( Down County) on me dads side my mother's not sure but I still bless the boys who did all they could to keep the peace even after bloody Sunday bless you all
@@kevinadamson5768who are the people on the boats?
What a amazing perspective. Great to watch gripping.. What a man.. What a man..
Knew and worked with Shane in the mid 90's when he was doing a bit of journalism in Dublin. Was always a thoughtful kind person, he had a beautiful dog at the time too as I recall. A gorgeous black lab. Good to see him doing well these days.
Also a murderer.
Did you used to have renault 5 turbos????
he had the guts to change
Just dont take his potatoes away
@@mk-ee7vx idiot statement
@@mk-ee7vxwhat a pathetic, lame insult
Guts to bend the knee
What an important message in such troubled times. Shane O'Doherty's transformation should be an inspiration to everyone! Thanks Journeyman!
I'm Catholic and we don't worship Mary. We honour her as the Mother of God. We worship Jesus Christ. I often wonder why this is so difficult for others to understand. I never knew Catholics in Ireland ever went through the type of discrimination this man is describing. It's often mind boggling to me how human beings insist on mistreating one another over absolutely ridiculous reasons.
Usually religion is the main culprit
Better off before Christianity.
So called Paganism, belief in a nature God, is far more peaceful and un corrupted.
@@johnd8538 polytheism in a monotheistic world is an admission you worship evil.
You can see this guy's got a broken heart.
And a broken accent
@@TheSpecky5eyes remain calm. No ones out to steal your favourite toenail clippers.
I repent any wrong I spoke of this man he is a man of our saviour
Thank you for sharing this information. Now i know more about that madness then.Much respect.
Same!
9:18 Wilhelm scream. Seems a bit of an odd choice for this sort of documentary.
Yeah very out of place.
I burst out laughing
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@@yuzat so did i😃
Dude. Read if you can? Learn b4 you give opinions. I saw friends bodies butchered by axes. Please. Research b4 speaking. War is horrible. There are no victors in war. God bless you
Although the wrong having been done, obviously and very unfortunately can never be undone, may your victims and last but not least you be blessed Shane Paul O'Doherty.
Peace to them, you and Ireland, the Republic as wel as Ulster, whether politically united or not. No more war, no more tragedy and shedding of blood, no more pain. McFinney, protestant, Irishman from Ulster and non-violent.
And void of morals .
for those not yet born, I hope they have a better and happier life in Northern Ireland on both sides.
cheers
+amyhuk you think your British. you are irish, when all you protestant knuckleheads realize this then peace will enter Ireland.
smokeybirdman true
Hope for no sides.
north of Ireland ,thankyou ,
Outstanding video...very informative....thanks
I'm glad the troubles are over I hope the sides can get along now and drink together and stop all the hatred it will take generations but it will happen I'm glad there is peace god bless you all
You hit the nail on the head when you said God bless you all. Answer me this, why would God bless anyone now and not when innocent people were being blown to smithereens? When we finally remove this stupid, illogical belief, peace might have a chance. Really, try to apply some logic. The Catholics were fighting the Protestants and the Protestants were fighting the Catholics, who was God blessing then?
@@stevesutton9444 Nothing to do with God. It is simply a land ownership struggle between the scum of Britain who stole it and the rightful owners of Ireland.
@@JasonMurphy1 proud to be from n Ireland and always will be three cheers for the red white and blue
@@stevesutton9444 Oh, great...another smug, annoying atheist who can't go one second of his life without shitting on anyone who isn't a smug, annoying atheist.
@@mob3144 imagine being a bigot.
Fuck off because your kind of hate is no longer welcome.
Perhaps he needed to live the life he lived to come to his conclusions. What a waste his early years were. With people as passionate, driven and intelligent as him he could of been an Irish Martin Luther. Some people will say he should be locked up for life and their opinion would carry weight, but who better to teach the young of Ireland the way forward than this man?
i’m glad he’s here to speak, it’s sad some people don’t know how to listen
I was born into a very protestant home and my dad was taken prisoner by the IRA whilst they used his car to carry out an operation and he never recovered from the trauma BUT I say without hesitation that the protestant people from the 1920s to the 1960s should have done more to recognise the outrageous discrimination against people who simply wanted to be Irish. The roles will be reversed when a United Ireland comes which it will before 2030 and the protestants will then know what it is like to be in such a minority - I have no doubt there will be anarchy in loyalist areas when this inevitably and democratically happens.
When the Irish Free State was founded, it was founded with rampant Catholicism at its core. Burnings and attacks on Protestant homes was common in rural areas during the 1920s throughout the Free State with IRA attacks continuing in the North. This created a 'cold war' between north and south...A united Ireland is meaningless in today's context as both the UK and Republic of Ireland and mere economic zones, overwhelmed with 'non-islanders' and run by the same Globalists.
@@TheScaryTruthCatalyst Great point. The huge US companies call the shots now and have made Ireland a cash rich country unlike the UK.
Thank you for this candid account. Powerful and moving.
It takes courage to change.Shane opens his heart and soul gives a honest account of his life narrative a child born into the troubles.He certainly did some awful things but he attempts to explain how and why in his own understanding of the dirty war.
I learnt a lot the troubles from a young Irish lad, who moved away from it, met him at college..
He told me about when he was between 6 or 7 and he was a corner shop, he saw guy getting shot in the back..
“A person is, among all else, a material thing, easily torn and not easily mended.” “It wasn't only wickedness and scheming that made people unhappy, it was confusion and misunderstanding; above all, it was the failure to grasp the simple truth that other people are as real as you.”
Bless you, à very straightforward piece, and continued enlightenment to you & all of us going forward, no matter where or why. Peace
You do not win with the bomb and gun. As ex soldier I agree with this man and accept his apology for killing my friends. Anyone who committed murder on all sides should do the same.
God bless you. Thanks
Unfortunately, armed struggle has done nothing but killed men, women and children and imprisoned men and women. I understand how easy it was to get caught up in wanting to fight for your freedom and country, but everyone was just disposable on both sides to the paramilitary groups. And to think that not much has changed in NI since the 1980s is just extremely disappointing and sad..but it seems like it is Irish history, doesn't it? I hope to see a united country and one where religion does not define a person...
Amazing grace....how sweet the sound too save a wretch like me....amen stay blessed brother with God all things are possible
So powerful.
Im a unionist from Northern Ireland and would like to say thank you for sharing your story.
I don’t think the country of Northern Ireland will ever move forward together as it is the parents that raise their kids to hate the other side from a very young age.
Personally I hate living here. I just hope some day both sides can leave the past in the past and move forward to create peace and happiness for both sides.
trailerparkboys How about you start by stopping to call yourself a unionist.
Giro Azzolini I am a unionist. There’s a difference between being a unionist/nationalist and a loyalist/republican. I am what I am as I was born in to it. I don’t hate nationalism and I am not a bigot.
EMB 2017 That’s easy said when you have been free from oppressive rule by the British government since 1922.
There cant be "sides" and peace,just one Ireland will be the only thing that ever brings peace....the north is an English outpost waiting for the opportune time.
@@jiroyoshida6617 definitely shows your ignorance about Northern Ireland, most unionist identity as that because of cultural reasons not political ones, plenty of unionists don't vote because politically they disagree with the opinions of the DUP/UUP/TUV (the three biggest unionist parties) and have more in common with SDLP.
Watched and warmed to the man as it progressed. Was there in ‘70 as a squaddie and felt but for a change of the UK government., the 40 + tragic years would have been avoided, it did not have to happen.
I must say, a very courageous, thoughtful and (not least of all) an insipiring man.
A very good film.
My god what an amazing fella.After everything he went through,he had the balls to stand up to some of his fellow countrymen to say this just isn't right,and it's certainly not Christian.
It's called being a Human Being.
I am a 60 year old woman who has been looking to find out about the troubles in ireland for many years ,finding this video i found out more in 25 minutes than watching hours and hours ,also reading for hours, i now understand .thank you so much ,God bless to all .
Thank God I grew up in a town where Protestants and Roman Catholics grew up and were deep and sincere friends. Ecumenism and 'cross-community' relations have always been strong, business owner and customer, priest and minister, Billy and Seán, Siobhán and Sadie...... Thank goodness our community have had the mature good sense and understanding to see past someone's religious denomination...
When was it ever truly a matter of religion?
The comment section is like a verbal version of Derry/Londonderry at the height
And about 90% of the commenters neither Irish nor British.
great video, the music choice alone was fantastic.
God Bless Ireland.Thanks For Share'ing Your Story.
To many people today would never fight. Look around the world....
Sinthrax 11 yea this is what treaties got us.
Sinthrax 11 your right, only on call of duty ect
There in 1970 and as a young soldier felt but for a change of UK government the 40 + tragic years could have been avoided. As the video progressed I warmed to the guy and his message! How is victims would view this I don’t know, but I applaud him for making this video. I wish peace to all the people of The Island of Ireland and no return to dark times.
Thanks for your service
Good luck Mr Shane Paul o Doherty you have travelled a long and dangerous path in so many ways and you deserve peace
100%. We need more people like him on both sides to tell their story.. and how futile and wrong it was. Now? Its the politicians that keep us separated.
A very good example of the trauma of causing death and destruction. I have been impressed by the number of IRA explaining how difficult the pain of knowing their own guilt
My ex girlfriend and I lived in Belfast for 6 months in early 2016 on a working holiday visa. We worked at this deli where one of our coworkers mom was kidnapped in the 90s by the IRA, apparently she was an informant . So they tortured and killed her. Still have to be careful where you go and what you say but nothing like how it used to be. Pretty surreal stuff. All in all. Ireland was an amazing place that everybody should experience, miss it everyday
what was her name ?
@@ORIGINOLINDIVIDUAL sounds like the jean McConville case
@@exthetic6755 i thought that but she wasn't tortured
@@ORIGINOLINDIVIDUAL Her last name was “Moreland” I’m sure you will be able to find the info on google
Did you have real cheese in the Deli or the fake crap?
Great film. But the comments here give me the impression we still have a long way to go.
It will never end.
Ya can say that again
Ireland unfree shall never be at peace p.pearse
When people quit fighting over imaginary gods things will be better.
@Kevin Green Ticking time bomb in what sense? You mean the unprocessed collective trauma we all hold?
Born In Dublin 72, I remember the atmosphere, our working class suburbs were full of Provo activity, especially during hunger strike, black flags hung everywhere
Amen pray for both sides and all who have passed
An inspirational film well narrated this is a lesson to us all that it can be done, through adversity and political courage it can happen, just a shame it will not happen in Israel and Palestine.
The Bible tells you what will happen. Heavenly Father have mercy on us all your children give us wisdom and discernment amen.
Very very sad for both sides I think it will get better out there
I grew up in Northern Ireland as a Catholic from 1970-2000 then i emigrated. The IRA were wrong. The bombing campaign and armed struggle were wrong and cannot be morally justified. So many innocent people were killed. I realize why they started, as a response to the conditions at the time and I understand the gunmen on both sides, but no matter what way you slice it, it was just just wrong.
Civilians should never ever be killed
The way the British treated the Irish can totally justify an armed campaign. The way the campaign went became morally wrong, but there was nothing wrong about an armed campaign from the getgo.
So it rong to be Irish n catholic your queen is dead boss not any loss they taught they ruled world dont rule me !!!!!
Let's ask a victim of the bombings omagh bombing or shankill bombing or more ,, u were 18 old enough to know better,,
i mean, if your growing up around it you'd think it's normal
I married a local lassie from Northern Ireland and I learned a lot about prodistants and Catholics my great grandparents are from co wexford and I lived in Northern Ireland for 20years I've got no time for the British army I've had guns at my head and been threatened but God bless you all over in Ireland north and south ❤️ from me in England ❤️ I'm a born again Christian ✝️
My relative William Murray was born in Dublin in 1829 an imigrated too Australia some time later an having heard an read the history an stories of the IRA an Irish history I'm so glad he moved here to Australia
Thank you for your honesty and inspiration 💕💕
Hopefully the Irish will have all their land back....
Catherine Powell DAM RITE
Catherine Powell where u from
We will in 2023
They still wouldnt be happy
Y? That’s all the IRA are fighting for, a free United Ireland
Would the people of Northern Ireland vote to be an all Ireland and give up all things British? No NHS for one.
Well said bud.
what an incredible story
Jeez, you can see the regret in his eyes
All evil killers turn to Bible bashing. Myra Hindley,Rose West.They think it will make people think,well he was a bastard but he's turned to God. Ask your victim's,the father's and mothers who lost children .See what they think about you.Not just Catholics, protestants as well .It is too late to be sorry. The damage has been done.I could never forgive anyone that murdered members of my family.
bennett imperialist occupation always ends up in blood shed it should never happen
Just read ur comment and yeah ur right to a certain point, I couldn’t forgive anyone that hurt mine, but at least he tryed to change things.
@@ianbennett1491 the Bible is full of people who did bad things and saw the light
I love Ireland
Ireland loves you
@@christophercarmody7094 I love Northern Ireland
@@alexbell8687 You mean northern Ireland, "Northern Ireland" is an illegitimate country.
I was born in Derry too. The "problem" of the name, if this man is honest, occurs only when one is away from "home". EVERYBODY in Derry calls it by the shortened version. I was born into a home with parents who didn't teach us that religion was something to beat our neighbor with who worshipped in another way!! The British army entered Ireland at the behest of the Nationalist community & they only became the bad guys to Nationalists when they realised it was unfair to only search Loyalist communities & drive past barricades leading to Nationalist communities where guns & bombs were being gathered up. The R.U.C. was not a protestant police force. Put simply any Catholic who tried to join was shot! We lived in the U.S.A. for half our lives & there is simply NO comparison to the civil rights abuses that were perpetrated on the African-American communities, especially in the southern states. We all know about "Bloody Sunday" but never, "Bloody Friday" when almost 30 bombs were planted by the I.R.A., just as schools were getting out. One man was asked to "identify his son" & when he went to do so was handed a bent signet ring, the ONLY thing left of his son. He talks of armed struggle & "war". It wasn't war, as paramilitaries wear regular clothes & can't be identified as the enemy. You can all hear what a "brave boy" he was, destroying his own city & slaughtering his fellow countrymen...........His turn around didn't come quickly enough for those whom he murdered. I'd like to see him try writing a letter of apology to them. You may hear of the I.R.A. only killing drug dealers now & think that they're doing the community a service. Not so. Other drug dealers are impinging on "their" territory &, so, they have to be killed!! A woman saw a comment I'd written (2 weeks ago) of how lovely it was to have normal life back. She was a Roman Catholic from the Bogside in Derry, like the monster in this video. She wrote, "It may have changed for you but not for anyone living in a Republican stronghold. Our kids have their kneecaps shot out for the smallest of offences but especially if they don't buy drugs from the I.R.A. We get a call to actually bring our own children to be "punished", if we don't, they come to get them at home & kill them in front of us". Now for a strange ending to this very strange "documentary". Despite "the troubles", Northern Ireland usually came near the top or held the top spot for the "safest place to vacation in Europe". Despite the bombs in certain "strongholds", minor crime was not & is not a big issue in N. Ireland. We were blessed to live in a beautiful country & simply need to give peace a decent chance!
The flag at the start wasn’t the Irish flag
War is war. You didn't ask for it. It was imposed on you. War is ugly and there are innocent victims. The English Cabal is responsible for all the lives lost thru that struggle. Not the patriot standing up for a righteous cause.
1:37 correct use of the word "problematic"
WOW this guy is probably responsible for SO many deaths of innocent people. And he just a nice down to earth everyday guy. WOW
Even a wild dog can be tamed with the passage of time.
That was a really moving story , how he changed from violence to seeing a peacefull way forward. They should make him First Minister to knock sense into both communities. The weird thing about Northern Ireland is they have way more in common with each other than anyone else...
Still a murderer.
Well it moved me , i threw up at his wonderful conversation but no thought of managing to live with the murder he brought to the world , a good man would have killed himself once he realised what he had done .
my father was a British soldier in northern Ireland. He did riots mostly.
Wow. He was just a bloke looking for a job. That’s the worst part. Just kids looking fir a job. And we killed them. Poor fuckers.
You would have grown with jail. But you give your incarceration the credit. I dont, You were destined to become free if evil either way. I credit the Irish, your heart is the heart of all our people. From the Druid to the Christian. No snakes here.
I’m happy he’s alive and having. Pint. Those troubles were bs
I saw many a Brit bleeding on street.
Breaks my heart.
What a load of old nonsense.
Sure everyone in Shawshank all said they were innocent and found Jesus....crock of shite
This was beautiful. Thank you.
All people, especially young people, need to be given an offramp from radicalism and violence. If they aren't afforded a real opportunity to be forgiven and accepted, there's no incentive to ever change. I'm so glad you changed, sir.
I respect that you felt the need to change but the struggle for an United Ireland is a just cause
Killing people to achieve it is not a just cause and that is the point that he is making.
look I am British but I do understand were this man comes from you have to watch what a educated man thinks and what he became as a child glad its history now
He was an IRA terorist all IRA and Ulster Loyalits terorrists should be in jail.
Robert Kelly you haven't a fucking clue about Irish history so don't comment on something that you don't know anything about
@@seanwhitty5155 Maybe rk should go to school and try and learn how to spell then he could read some books😋
@@RobertK1993 no they should be killed
@@RobertK1993
Instead of that they let them out. To kill again.
This guy just waffles on.Ireland belongs to the Irish.What's hard to understand about that?
Nobody is saying it doesn’t. Ireland belongs to Ireland, Northern Ireland belongs to England.
@@FannyShmellar Your lack of understanding is exposed when you said "England" that's even insulted to Unionists
Provided this is a true story. It's quite humbling that this man was able to turn his life around and bring an end to the violence. It must be very difficult to grow up after experiencing such a difficult childhood
Protestants of Northern Ireland are one and the same as their evangelical brethren in the USA. Racist religious bigots who revel in hatred and violence.
@@benjijarman What has your comment to do with the original entry by Marco?
@@iansoutryer3189 This is social media mate. Provided I don't fall foul of their guidelines I can't comment anything I like. If you don't like it ignore it.
@@iansoutryer3189 Also, I saw a comment of yours claiming the EU is autocratic. How so? Do you know the meaning of 'autocracy'? How does it apply to an economic community of states of which none of them even have an autocratic leader?
*_As an Irish Catholic, i'm in awe every day at how good & forgiving God is to us_*
As a prod , I say thank God he is , otherwise the lot of us would be going to Hell..........
AUDE SAPERE Hell is where God sends English rapists and murderers for the last 800 years,and their Scottish Protestant mercenaries for the the last 400 years ,who committed,and still are committing those crimes against Irish Catholics in our own country. What about over 400 Irish Catholic priests tortured to death by the English in English Occupied Ireland? This clown didn't mention that. It sounds like he's grovelling to England.
@@keithverrills3235 Hell is also where people who won't forgive others are sent..... You must let go of the past Keith , otherwise you merely become a prisoner of the past....... No country's hands are clean in history...... the Irish slave traded the Cornish and the Welsh for two centuries, does St. Patrick ring a bell..... invaded Scotland ( alba) in 500AD , and by 900AD had removed the Picts from their land..... Involved in slave trading the Africans to America and helped ' rid ' America of 80 million Native Red Indians ( so did the Ulster Scots.) The Red Indians claim it was more like 300 million...... thru disease and ' war '..........
and as an athiest im disgusted with the lot of you
@@keithverrills3235 no hell is an imaginary place made up by catholics to frighten people into doing what they say
Whatever happened to him also happened to southern Irish protestants in the south of Ireland,no say,intimidation,ethnically cleansed from their homes,there is always two sides to every story,wake up
So true 30% of southern irelands population was unionist and protestant. And now it is less than 2% explain that??? Nobody seems to be talking about it
I didn't know that.
Thank you!
Just to clarify this point, that is factually untrue (for the few people that may read it) While there was a marked decrease in the population of Protestants in what would become the Republic of Ireland it was not due to government or paramilitary discrimination post Anglo-Irish Treaty. As one example of this mixed marriages in the pre Free State were common, 15% of Protestant men married Catholics with purportedly 4/5 raising Catholic children.
Also for stats on Protestantism pre Free State; 10% of the population of the 26 were Protestant around 1900, declining to a low of 3% in the 1990s. The population of Protestants now has grown to 4% as of the 2011 census.
While there is a substantial reduction of Protestants halving of their numbers is a large reduction again this can be attributed to a variety of aspects such as the British government representatives whether army auxiliary constabulary or other civil service would most likely follow their employers out of the Free State as well as given that it can be fairly assumed Protestants tended to have stronger connections to U.K. as well as being a driving force behind industry pre 1920.
There are 100% instances of violence committed against Protestants or British sympathisers as well as some instances of marginalisation but other important factors include the migrations of cultural groups across the border in Ireland. This is despicable and should be condemned in the strongest degree.
On the flipside Ireland’s first and fourth Presidents were Protestant, in my own constituency in Ulster we have Protestant Teachta Dala, though their religion is immaterial only that I went googling about them it turns out this self professed republican (supporter of the values of a Republic not to be confused with the nationalist Republicans) is of Unionist stock.
The scars of sectarianism are much lessened south of the border, that’s not to pretend they don’t exist, they definitely do. But by in large we have managed to lessen the religious emphasis of the past to the point the old labels are almost meaningless and hopefully the same will happen to Northern Ireland.
I am happy to engage with anyone willing to fruitfully converse on these areas, especially as I become more reflective on the past as fears of the hardening of the border I live near grows.
@Billy nolan you don't have a clue what your talking about you clown
@Billy nolan yea like 1 person. And was the easter rising not meant to happen in every major town in Ireland??? Lol only Dublin rebelled
Just now finding out about this stuff . Hope you guys country gets better.
Honest outlook of an volunteer, brave individual, good description of the terrors we endured, but also remorseful after the troubles we inflicted, there's two sides to every story and I think he did OK, but did loyalist learn anything, unfortunately NOT
Child soldiers are below 14, though all my uncles were to the point their mama would have had to call cops if they’d been too determined to fight with her below that age. To say you take no responsibility for yourself because you weren’t middle aged yet is just excuses. No hard feelings, but don’t feel the need to disrespect your own agency to be accepted. It’s a respectable cause, but we are all glad it’s being pursued politically now.
great doc
this murderer should be in prison
there is no excuse for what he has done
only a coward plants bombs in public
im sure that the families of the people he killed do not forgive him
how is he free?
the guy gets sentenced to 30 life terms and only serves 14 years wtf
Irish "justice"
There is no justice in Northern Ireland thanks to the IRA scumbags
Good Friday agreement
@@ulsterscotsman6648 it started because brits treated the irish as second class citizens and didnt give them freedom, the IRA wanted the brits out of ireland and wanted a unified ireland to stop that, there is no justice thanks to the brits
mike cwiklinski It just show you that us UK’ers aren’t evil after all. We give our murdering opposition a second chance. The TRUTH is we consider the Irish British. They’re our brothers and sisters. I’m not really sure if I care about the UK or the RoI. I just want the people of our isles to be united and
Why is there a loyalists mural at the start when it's about ira
What a wonderful and moving story. How a man moved from war to peace. He probably saved as many lives as he took by the change of his ways and his efforts to make peace. It is amazing how Jesus can change things around completely in a split second - he probably created this entire universe in a split second.
Great point! Well said!
@@hello.1325 complete waffle
Ffs, it's a war between Christians, you moron. The war is over jesus.
Should still be in jail the scumbags
It saddens me when I see the language used on vids like these. As an ex British soldier who served many times in the province, I really do believe, for there to peace, the hate has got to stop....then we can all move on and have a United Ireland and a friendly neighbour
If only carlsberg did happy ending's mick, sadly I doubt that will ever happen 👍
The Brits have left a scar too deep to forgive
No scar is too deep to heal....if you truthfully believe it is....you are part of the problem
@@haalstaag some scars dont heal. I think about my little brother every day who was shot in the head by a rubber bullet and killed. An innocent 9 year old! The problem has been there well before me. There shouldn't even be a problem in the first place if you Brits just stayed on your own land.
@@mashupbeatz5042 guess you turned down the sound and made up your own commentary
Wow 💥That Was Powerful 💯🏴✌🏻
Your not a child soldier at 18
I'm 18 and going thru the process of becoming a member of the forces am I a child soldier?
The guy was 15
@@oshaughnessyrof5201 did you grow up yet?
@@oshaughnessyrof5201 What a gay thing to say..
@@DARRENTINOnz yes and it literally makes me sick.
Peace, equality and respect
So the Eola's boys turned you around man...still N. Ireland is under British rue, right?
I don't think so anymore
Well half true, Britain isn't an empire using the world colonies and Ireland as slaves for resources anymore, instead each international territory in our modern world, today, gets their own democratic government with the military support and finical benefit of being legally considered a British oversea's territory with of course mutually sharing the increased tax's of from the British mainland and the international mainland itself - so is the same with Northern Ireland and in fact, Northern Ireland actually has quite a few more legal freedoms than the average British person in Scotland, England or Wales, the first I know is that the people of Northern Ireland actually is legally allowed to defend themselves (meaning they can actually purchase objects with the intent of harm) and even legally purchase a pistol firearm! So yes Northern Ireland is under 'British Rule' but it's not what it sounds and as we've learned from the past, the relationship with the rest of the UK with Northern Ireland as stated is mutually beneficial nowadays.
@Pj12160 keyboard warrior mate, grow up.
I’ll never understand why one country must impose its way of life whatever that may be onto another country.
GREED
Same. Desperate times call for desperate measures. Britain is to thank.
But they wish too that is what republican violence was all about and even now with peace they still want to force the Unionists into a country that they do not want
It's not an issue of a country imposing it's dominance. It's an issue of humanity being a completely failed experiment. What occupies these countries? People. Every powerful nation got powerful by brutally and systematically eliminating all perceived enemies and "undesirables". Undesirables are defined subjectively, and can vary according to the whim of whatever tyrant happens to be in charge. As long there are humans, there will always be cruelty and mistreatment. It's just different varieties according to the locale
@@5888max you mean native Irish people who you stolen our land from fuck off home
I toured on my motorcycle in 2018 and stayed on Culmore road In Londonderry (A2). As I withdrew cash from the ATM that evening, an Irish local was surprised to hear my English accent when I said hello. I lived in Belfast as a child in the early 60's when my father did his tour whilst in the Army and I have fond memories of Northern Ireland. Very friendly people.
The ego in this fella. Sounds like he single handedly started the war then single handedly started the peace process. Fair play he had an involvement with the peace process but he directly suggests that others took his words and ran with it... Emphasizing his words were the beginning.
"I was the first voice" to call off the war. Not John Hume no Paul Shane shame?
Totally agree with you!! Full of himself, he thought he was a "hero"and still thinks so. Just seeking attention as usual. Spits at the face of former republicans as well, must be living abroad.
He could have never taken part in the peace process as he was in jail. Freed thanks to the GFA by the way. Megalomaniac attention seeker.
united ireland and scottish republic coming very soon, greetings from scotland
Bollocks
@@barrymuir8881 right back at u
What's with all the drama lol happy I'm Welsh and civilised!
Our Lord does not differentiate between Catholics or Protestants. He does care about the killing of his children in his name. Those that do, will face the Lords final judgement no
mater what the cause.
Can you this man taking/selling drugs and threathening his own kin for personal gains?
This kind off fighter can not be beaten, he is just and fair (and hence has a bad consience for what he did...).
I wish more people in this world where like you Sir!
THATS THE ONE AND ONLY MAN FROM THE DAILY MAIL RIGHT THERE
If you changed Catholic and Protestant to Shia and Sunni and all in Arabic, the comment section would lead you to believe this was a video about the Iran/Iraq War.
Matt DiBerto so you voted for Trump
All religion is gang warfare no exceptions.
And your point is?????
Before you think of an answer can i just point out that, other than the humans killing humans similarity! that's where the similarities END.
its a completely different kettle of fish altogether.
COMPLETELY DIFFERENT.
Add in KURDISH PROBLEM
Hate doesn't defeat hate..only love can do that.
True Irish man ! Need more of you !!
can I just say something ? 1 UP THE RA , 2 if u were a true Irish person u would take this in WE R FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM. AND WE WONT GIVE UP SO STICK UR UNION JACK WE WANT OUR COUNTRY BACK !!! IF U DONT LIKE IT U KNOW WHERE THE DOOR IS
union flag, it,s only a union jack when aboard a ship young spuddy
AS if the prots would go back to Scotland or England or wherever they came from if only they could lol. smile from down under.
calutron00 we dont need the north
If you dnt lik living in the uk you know were the border is 🇬🇧
Amy Smith scumbags
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