Tuesday, 6 August 2013

BURN or BOYCOTT BRITISH BUSINESS ?

BOYCOTT EVERYTHING BRITISH BUT THEIR MONEY!

In the last two day I have produce two blogs. One is called:

" BURN EVERYTHING BRITISH BUT THEIR COAL "

and the other is called;

" BOYCOTT BRUTISH BRITISH HUMAN RIGHTS CRIMINALS "

Now I have been overwhelmed with the response to both blogs but I just have one problem. I do not censor anyone unless it is particularly violent. I am trying with your help to create a proper Peace in Ireland which obviously must be built on Justice, and again obviously just from political Internment currently and the Martin Corey example, the present Peace Process in Ireland is not based on Justice and almost destroyed by the British.I find it heartbreaking that by far the better response is to the, " BURN EVERYTHING BRITISH BUT THEIR COAL " I cannot publish everything, because the British who already censor my blogs with 'slowing intranets' will completely censor it, besides I do not advocate violence. Just one example of the support for the " BURN EVERYTHING BRITISH BUT THEIR COAL " bog was the brief comment; "Fire is Clean."

BOYCOTT EVERYTHING BRITISH BUT THEIR MONEY!

So while thanking everyone for their support, especially all those good people, who have been retweeting constantly, many of them not Irish but simply good people who actually care about Peace and Justice not just pontificate about it, who have a political conscience, I am just informing you now, we have an issue in that more people support burning Britain, than boycotting Britain, judging from the response.

Now aside from being personally confused about all of this, the only explanation, I can think of, is that people who want Peace with Justice are staying silent? So if you support Peace with Justice rather than simply burning the British out, please show it! You can do so by;
" BOYCOTT BRUTISH BRITISH HUMAN RIGHTS CRIMINALS "
andby attending the Anti-Internment march this Friday evening and by researching political internment in Ireland at the following link;