@Bill Day this is the most ridiculous statement I've ever heard the Vatican aren't pulling any strings any where to get anyone Christian or otherwise killed and never did and believe me I'm not denying that some of the things they did do were downright sinister but the truth is they actually coluded with the British government to keep the Irish people in their place and got handsomely rewarded for it. Charles Stewart Parnell done more for Ireland than any other of our heroes he got the land back for the people so we could find a way out of poverty
I have learned a lot more about the history of Ireland since I was last here, I now think it best the UK leave Ireland. The rights of protestants should be protected, but Ireland is one people and Britain must abandon and reconcile its colonial past.
That’s always the problem with settler colonialism. It automatically treats itself like the land was always theirs in a weird way. It’s the same in America and here in Canada. I often hear people saying that Canada was built for them by their ancestors completely ignorant that indigenous peoples can say the same and have had far more ancestors in these lands than us.
@@RobertK1993 Notall Irish people support them. Frank Carson was about to join UKIP before he died. However, with the likes of the DUP representing the Protestants and the obvious 16th Century attitudes of the DUP, [eg they'rebreeding like rats and the 'kill all Taigs' ladies dancing and singing on CZcams] we know that while we may not necesarily like Sinn Fein, we have to be sure we have a bunch of people who have experience in tackling them.
This is an old video, the old lad with the board and loudspeaker preaching to people who for the most party want nothing to do what he is saying. People just want to enjoy the 12th, have a drink and watch the bands. It is not about belonging or an identity we are clinging to, we know who and what we are and that is totally independent of what a future government does or doesn't do. If the Shetlands broke away from Scotland would they stop burning long boats?
Exactly. In any potential united Ireland, unionists would still remain british people. They would still have their traditions and they must be allowed to freely express them unhindered.
Live and let live as far as I'm concerned as long as respect comes from both sides. It is kind of ironic though that the three orange day parades that there's never any violence or the threat of violence are in the republic.
A perceptive comment: that in dismissing nationalism, cosmopolitans underestimate the need to belong. In my opinion, this need will lead to the eventual dismantling of the EU.
Once the shoe is on the other foot these people will be treated with honour and respect, but, because some of their number never sought to treat others that way, their fears are magnified. What will it take to calm the hysterics, and get down to brass tacks, the acceptance that we are all equal before our creator, we are all brothers and sisters and should live with respect, in peace.
We never treated who? Catch yourself on - look what happened to the Protestants in west Cork in 1922: murdered (bodies never found), raped (and most rapes go unreported), forced out of their work and homes. In 1922 they were Non-Combatants - it was a civil war between IRA and Staters - nothing to do with them. Innocent victims. And also the 222 dead Protestant babies in the Bethany Home. Southern Government let them starve. Infanticide. Shame on them.
@@bfc3057 Ireland Other Protestants? You mean Sam Maguire, an IRA man who was left in squalor because he was refused an army pension; Erskine Childers, EXECUTED (you boys hate executions don't you) for having a gun GIVEN to him by Michael Collins no less. The Bethany Homes were DENIED state aid because of their faith. Infants ya bloody vulture!! And the world has seen you for what little you are.
@@RobertK1993 Protestants were burnt as well during that time. Throughout the island of Ireland, this happened. It's documented - CZcamsrs, check this out on the internet. Search for Con Moloney, IRA. And also can you explain the ethnic cleansing of Protestants in the border areas? How do you view this? And the IRA et al - their own attacks on the Catholic community: Do you defend this?
People in mainland Britain could learn a lot from the patriotism of the Ulster Scots. Sadly, Northern Ireland has been consistently sold out by westminister. Even in modern times, leaving Northern Ireland behind in the EU customs territory. Shameful.
I'm a Dublin lad, and as much as we all hate each other I've met many loyalists and had great craic with them. I find more in common with them than I would with someone from England or anywhere else but that's because I'm working class and so are the ones I've met living in Belfast over the many years I was there. Disagreed with lots of them but respected their culture and pride - just the same as mine. So whatever happens I hope they don't feel like we in the south hate them, I think deep down we understand them more than they even realise.
Peace is the best way forward
@MrNorthernSol in what way has it changed
@MrNorthernSol that's good. That what I mean.peace. Are you irish?
@MrNorthernSol what part of England are you from?
Judging from what we see here, those boys[and girls] don'tagree
Truer words have never been spoken! Loyalism will die because it is based off of fear.
Most of these people supported apartheid in South Africa.
2:58 this is thier problem
Theres a tragedy of Irish nationalism too (Im Irish catholic btw)
Such as ?
@Bill Day this is the most ridiculous statement I've ever heard the Vatican aren't pulling any strings any where to get anyone Christian or otherwise killed and never did and believe me I'm not denying that some of the things they did do were downright sinister but the truth is they actually coluded with the British government to keep the Irish people in their place and got handsomely rewarded for it. Charles Stewart Parnell done more for Ireland than any other of our heroes he got the land back for the people so we could find a way out of poverty
@Bill Day the church used to rule Ireland but not any more , child abuse and intrigue put paid to that!
I have learned a lot more about the history of Ireland since I was last here, I now think it best the UK leave Ireland. The rights of protestants should be protected, but Ireland is one people and Britain must abandon and reconcile its colonial past.
"masters in their own house" it was never their house, never will be.
That’s always the problem with settler colonialism. It automatically treats itself like the land was always theirs in a weird way. It’s the same in America and here in Canada. I often hear people saying that Canada was built for them by their ancestors completely ignorant that indigenous peoples can say the same and have had far more ancestors in these lands than us.
Very relevant today, even though it's 20 years old.
I wish I could find this version of “the sash” by itself
"They're breeding like rats".
Such is respect.
Such is christianity!
They say Home rule would be Rome rule no Home rule is Prod rule so Edward Carson
'Mutual esteem' the Ulster Loyalist way..
Ulster Protestants wonder why Irish Roman Catholics in Northern Ireland support United Ireland vote Sinn Féin
@@RobertK1993 Notall Irish people support them. Frank Carson was about to join UKIP before he died.
However, with the likes of the DUP representing the Protestants and the obvious 16th Century attitudes of the DUP, [eg they'rebreeding like rats and the 'kill all Taigs' ladies dancing and singing on CZcams] we know that while we may not necesarily like Sinn Fein, we have to be sure we have a bunch of people who have experience in tackling them.
British PM Harold Wilson called them a bunch of spongers.
Bigots at there Worst
2:58 tragedy of Ulster Unionists
The old guy with the megaphone should be on the Jerry Springer show
The Six Counties are an everyday Jerry Springer show
This is an old video, the old lad with the board and loudspeaker preaching to people who for the most party want nothing to do what he is saying. People just want to enjoy the 12th, have a drink and watch the bands. It is not about belonging or an identity we are clinging to, we know who and what we are and that is totally independent of what a future government does or doesn't do. If the Shetlands broke away from Scotland would they stop burning long boats?
Exactly. In any potential united Ireland, unionists would still remain british people. They would still have their traditions and they must be allowed to freely express them unhindered.
Live and let live as far as I'm concerned as long as respect comes from both sides. It is kind of ironic though that the three orange day parades that there's never any violence or the threat of violence are in the republic.
Sheltlands would he stupid to leave Scotland.
@@spareemail2221 Are you telling me that I would stop being me?
My God! Do the Catholics in the Shetlands have long boats?
A perceptive comment: that in dismissing nationalism, cosmopolitans underestimate the need to belong. In my opinion, this need will lead to the
eventual dismantling of the EU.
EU is a good thing the ignorant votes for Brexit and the UK breaking apart lol 😂
Once the shoe is on the other foot these people will be treated with honour and respect, but, because some of their number never sought to treat others that way, their fears are magnified.
What will it take to calm the hysterics, and get down to brass tacks, the acceptance that we are all equal before our creator, we are all brothers and sisters and should live with respect, in peace.
We never treated who? Catch yourself on - look what happened to the Protestants in west Cork in 1922: murdered (bodies never found), raped (and most rapes go unreported), forced out of their work and homes. In 1922 they were Non-Combatants - it was a civil war between IRA and Staters - nothing to do with them. Innocent victims. And also the 222 dead Protestant babies in the Bethany Home. Southern Government let them starve. Infanticide. Shame on them.
@@willfoster2635 glad the protestants gone the way of the KKK in usa..dead
@@bfc3057 Ireland Other Protestants? You mean Sam Maguire, an IRA man who was left in squalor because he was refused an army pension; Erskine Childers, EXECUTED (you boys hate executions don't you) for having a gun GIVEN to him by Michael Collins no less. The Bethany Homes were DENIED state aid because of their faith. Infants ya bloody vulture!! And the world has seen you for what little you are.
@@willfoster2635 Catholics burnt out in Northern Ireland in 1920s-1998
@@RobertK1993 Protestants were burnt as well during that time. Throughout the island of Ireland, this happened. It's documented - CZcamsrs, check this out on the internet. Search for Con Moloney, IRA.
And also can you explain the ethnic cleansing of Protestants in the border areas? How do you view this?
And the IRA et al - their own attacks on the Catholic community: Do you defend this?
what's this from?
People in mainland Britain could learn a lot from the patriotism of the Ulster Scots.
Sadly, Northern Ireland has been consistently sold out by westminister. Even in modern times, leaving Northern Ireland behind in the EU customs territory. Shameful.
Tragedy of Ulster Unionists Loyalists 2:58 makes British people uncaring towards Ulster Scots/Unionists Loyalists
where can i get the full video? I just can not find it on youtube anymore.Briliant documentary by the way .
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"Breeding like rats" the d man said
Can anyone tell me the name of the tune at 1.50?
"The Sash"- played slowly !!
Was condescending rubbish then, still condescending rubbish now. The Ulster folk know who they are and always will.
I'm a Dublin lad, and as much as we all hate each other I've met many loyalists and had great craic with them. I find more in common with them than I would with someone from England or anywhere else but that's because I'm working class and so are the ones I've met living in Belfast over the many years I was there. Disagreed with lots of them but respected their culture and pride - just the same as mine. So whatever happens I hope they don't feel like we in the south hate them, I think deep down we understand them more than they even realise.
And in any potential united Ireland you will still be who you are and must be allowed to freely express it.
@@bfc3057 You'll never understand, so your loaded comment doesn't merit a more expansive reply.
@@bfc3057 How little you know the people of Ulster.
@@bfc3057 You need to accept the reality, a million British citizens are never going to submit to Dublin rule, not today, not tomorrow, not ever.
And long may they be gone. As a famous trade unionist from Scotland's shipyards once said, "A rat race is for rats and I'm no rat".
KKK
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