East Belfast Mini Twelfth 2013 Pt II
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Congratulation to the Orange Order & Bands for yet another great parade.
East Belfast was swamped with people tonight out celebrating & enjoying their beautiful culture, doing so in a respectful & peaceful way.
Proving Yet Again That No One Has Anything To Fear From The Protestant Unionist Loyalist Communities Culture.
These videos help highlight a bright & vibrant PUL Culture, yet they attract sectarian rants by sectarian hate filled Republican Robots.
Why?
Sticks & Stones May Break Your Bones But Flutes Will Never Harm You.
It might seem picky but as I was growing up in East Belfast (off Lord St) the 1st July was not known as the mini Twelfth and was not really a celebration more a commemoration of the men who fought at the Battle of the Somme. It was slightly somber in mood unlike the Twelfth. I agree though No 6 district 1st July parade is always lovely.
day by day power is slipping from the grasp of westminster
AYE YOU WIN THE ARGUMENT ON SYMANTICS ZZZZZZZZZZ
A large percent of protestant's are over the age of 60 and at the same time a large percent of catholic's are under the age of 18 , and not yet the age to vote so in 10 / 15 year's time there will be a big shift in the population .
Orange men fighting
I think it's going to happen sooner or later, the english are sick of us! barring the tommy robinsons of this world that is. I don't see the problem with a united Ireland, after all what difference would it all really make? w're all part of the EU superstate now anyway. The one problem is that if a united Ireland does come to pass, sadly there'll be a hell of a lot of loyalists taking to the streets. Time to make a new identity for Ulster and forget the past. From a supposed 'Protestant'.
so much anger u need to chill dangermouse mite actually scare somone thrre cheers for the red white and blue
eeeewwwww
tommy, the brits NEVER took ireland.
it was the ENGLISH who took it.
study the atlas again, will you?
there is a geographical difference, you know.
you DO know what "geographical" means, don[t you?
good boy! stand in the corner now!
no they did not kill more catholics than their enemy, you lose crediiblity when you spout blatent lies, if you had any credibility you wouldnt have to resort to outragious exaggeration! the point is...and its the key point..this is the island of ireland, thats a geographical fact, the brits took part of the island by force and continue to occupy it, there is no coherent way that you can call that just...it may suit you...but it is not just!!!