STUPID BOLLIX

Provisional Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams addressed a small crowd outside Crossmaglen yesterday afternoon, after they called on people to come out in force, for a massive show of support, for 31-year-old Frank McCabe, who they put up the pole, that blew him back down again. Unfortunately for the Provos, the meeting was poorly attended, which suggests the people of South Armagh, do not approve of their call, for people to become informers to British Occupation Forces in the area, after their party, executed approximately forty informers in the area already, before Murphy and Adams did their U-turn and became informers to the British themselves, while recruiting for the British in the area.

Adams kept a straight face, while saying that Murphy republicans, are not involved in criminal actions along the border or indeed anywhere else. No republican is involved in fuel laundering or the destruction of our environment through the dumping of toxic sludge. No republican is engaged in smuggling tobacco or any other product, In recent times a section of the media, the SDLP, the Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin and the Taoiseach Enda Kenny have engaged in a deliberate campaign of vilification against Sinn Féin, and the communities of north Louth and south Armagh. He said, he had met senior police officers from both sides of the border to discuss criminals gangs."

The problem for the Provos, is that they lack credibility and even Willie Frazer's goat doesn't  swallow it. while the few ethical members.left in their party are resigning in increasing numbers because they cannot handle the sheer hypocrisy of it all. Ex-members of his party, know precisely where Murphy got his election resources in the area and are prepared to go public about it, unless Sinn Fein, cease recruiting informers, for British Occupation Forces in Ireland. Sinn Fein has also recently revealed, that they get their inspiration for their political work, from the Queen of England, as explained by Martin McGuinness. Other members who were disgusted by their party's cover-up of the child rape saga, have resigned, when Adams admitted to  cavorting naked, with his dog in his back garden on a trampoline, in his free time and questions are being asked, if like Willie Frazer, he is also engaged in a spot of bestiality.

Former members of Sinn Fein, who underwent deep interrogation by the British in Gough Barracks and were shown disturbing, sexual, photographs, while protecting the Murphys, are also considering going public, after Murphy and Sinn Fein called on the public to become informers to the British. It is also rumored, that Sinn Fein have plans, for the near future, to instruct its voters, to join the British Army. It is also understood that when Sinn Fein becomes a junior party with Fine Gael, after the nest election in the south of Ireland,  they also plan to instruct voters there, to also join the British Army. Murphy was not available for comment in Mullaghbawn to Irish Blog, because he is believed to be currently engaged, in some sort of secret activities in London with the British.

The good news is Ireland bet England yesteday, while using their heads for once under the coaching of a South African, while playing players from every part of Ireland, from every denomination as a United Ireland team.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS Gerry Adams

Adams: 1916 Proclamation is ‘unfinished 

business’

Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has described the 1916 Proclamation as unfinished business and said his party will continue to seek “a New Republic with equality and social justice at its core”.

Speaking at the annual Provisional Sinn Fein, Wolfe Tone Commemoration at Bodenstown Cemetery in Co Kildare, Mr Adams told around 1,500 supporters that Jim Larkin attended the same commemoration event a hundred years ago.

“This was in the wake of the Great Lockout and Larkin was cheered by the crowds, showing the solidarity between republicans and the labour movement,” he said.

Today’s trade union leaders need to think about “whether they have a loyalty to their own membership and to working people or to the Labour Party”.

“Trade union members also need to consider whether they should pay a stipend to the Labour Party through their trade union membership in order to be insulted by the leaders of the Labour Party,” he said.

Provisional Sinn Féin will not follow Labour’s example of going into office “to give cover to the agenda of conservative parties, repeating again the failed political history of this State over the past eighty years”, he added.

The democratic revolution promised by the Fine Gael-Labour coalition has turned out to be an act of subversion, Mr Adams said, accusing Government parties of trying to control the banking inquiry by “stuffing it with Government TDs and Senators”.

He also said it’s not good enough to blame Irish society for what has emerged in recent revelations about mother and baby homes, and that it’s too simplistic to suggest that because everyone is to blame, no one is at fault.

Councils

The “unprecedented scale” of alliances between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael to exclude Sinn Féin’s 264 councillors from local council positions is wrong and it will not succeed, he said.

“People want us to do the right thing,” he said. “They’re looking to us to provide leadership, to provide hope for the future and that’s a big responsibility.”

The 1916 Rising commemorations belong to the progressive people of Ireland, not to any political party, including Sinn Féin, he said.

But he insisted his party “won’t take lectures on 1916 from those revisionists and other slibhini who abandoned its ideals decades ago”.

He accused the British government of actively undermining the political process through its unilateral decision to end the Weston Park agreement, and by failing to establish an inquiry into Pat Finucane’s murder.

He said this has encouraged some Unionists to reverse progress made since 1998 and “this cannot be allowed”.

He called on Irish and British governments to make clear that they will support the Haass propositions which provide “a very clear way forward”.

However, he said conflicts within political unionism mean there’s no evidence the DUP is willing to approach a recently agreed commitment to intensive talks in a positive or constructive way.

Because unionism has failed to face down rejectionists within unionism as Sinn Féin has dealt with anti-agreement elements on the fringes of republicanism, the UUP and DUP are being challenged by those on the extreme right, such as the TUV and UKIP.

He said Sinn Féin will stretch out the hand of friendship to unionist neighbours but will stand against bigots, racists and sectarian fundamentalists and their cheerleaders who “are on the wrong side of history”.

“They may delay change, but they cannot stop change,” he said.

Meanwhile genuine traditional Irish Republicans will gather as explained below.