I
have written before
voicing my opinion on the brutal death of Robert
McCartney.
I'm
formerly from the Short Strand living in the States
with my two little girls.
My
huge family circle live in the Short Strand and
surrounding country side.
I
have always been a republican. I went to every protest
to support the "blanket men," the hunger
strikers, and any other protest to support justice.
My
grandmother was a well respected woman, who supported
the cause all her
life.
Gerry
Adams always made his way to her house to shake
her hand.
We
have always been Sinn Fein supporters.
I'm
totally horrified at the outcome of the investigation
of Sinn Fein.
The
dogs on the street are barking the names of ALL
that were in that bar.
Sympathy
is not lying with Paula McCartney and her sisters,
instead the mentality of those in the Short Strand
is laying with the IRA members who have been expelled....
The
talk is now that "The McCartney's" have
went too far, especially going to Washington; they
as a family are being discredited: "They were
never republicans," "They never showed
their faces at one protest".
This
is obviously the IRA at work.
Do
people forget? These same "heroes" "who
have now lost their jobs" danced
on Robert McCartney's head so much his eye came
out??
Do
they not feel the pain of a mother whose only remaining
son was brutally kicked unconscious?
Do
they not feel anything?
In
my opinion I applaud the McCartney sisters. If it
was my brother I would be standing in front of the
doors of "the heroes" with a placard.
And I don't give a fuck who it offends.
Shame
on those who defend the poison that corrupts.
I
feel if one of the so called "heros" had
have met the same death as Robert McCartney, we
would not be facing the middle finger the McCartneys
are getting.
Thank
God I DON'T live there.
