I
read and felt the irony in the Thomas J. Watson quote
at the top of your page. I have for years done little
else than state my opinions honestly to many forums
and for having done such have been criticized in the
most extreme manner by all sides.
I
come from people that were strong supporters of the
I.R.A. and I myself have been an avid supporter in
the past, but have come to doubt my own position.
I have found all to be the same in the end, they in
the end tend to look after their own interests. I
find people on a whole nothing more than sell outs.
My
father, a Donegal Irishman who held the one time aims
of the I.R.A. dear to his heart, would be ashamed
of the ones at the helm today. My father although
he supported the I.R.A. was not an ignorant man, he
realised as did many other great Irishmen that Ireland
was held in bondage by the cowardice of its own people.
He often said that if all were like "Kevin Barry
that Ireland would long ago been free".
Ireland like all oppressed countries has too few brave
men that refuse to sell out. Padraig McKearney, I
believe, was sold out by his own because he was a
man that refused to give in and sell out his country.
Isn't ironic that it is the cowards that end up benefiting
from the deeds of the few brave men that gave their
all.
I
have been routed from nearly every Republican site
I ever visited. I have and never will be liked because
I hold to the truth and don't give a shit about appearing
diplomatic.
I
was not born in Ireland; I was born in Canada but
I consider myself a better Irishman than most I have
come across. I have no coward in me, I would never
give in the murdering Brits and compromise my position.
I would never shower shit on the truly great men that
gave their lives and died as men and stood for something
that counted. I hate slavery wherever I see it and
I see it in many places. I hate and deplore the U.S.
for its murderous thieving policies. The U.S. is nothing
more than a whelp pup of Britain and Canada the same,
only Canada hasn't the guts of rat and sold out years
ago to the bully next door.
Anyway,
I got a great kick out the Thomas J. Watson quote.
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