Wednesday, 27 June 2012

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>>>>>> Trouble breaks out ahead of historic handshake



 Rioting erupted in west Belfast last night ahead of an unprecedented
 meeting later today [Wednesday] between Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness
 and British monarch Elizabeth Windsor.

 A crowd of more than 100 youths clashed with the PSNI at a shopping
 centre near the Falls Road and Broadway roundabout in west Belfast.
 Missiles, including petrol and paint bombs, were thrown at PSNI riot
 squads and their armoured vehicles.  No injuries were reported.

 Tensions had escalated all day following protests against the planned
 meeting between McGuinness, a former IRA commander, and Windsor, the
 commander-in-chief of the British Armed Forces.

 McGuinness, the North's Deputy First Minister, has resisted appeals to
 call off his meeting, including a number from prominent Sinn Fein
 supporters. He said the meeting between two would mark another historic
 breakthrough for the peace process.

 OPPOSITION WRIT LARGE

 On Tuesday morning, nationalist protestors laid out a giant sign on the
 side of Black mountain outside Belfast against the planned handshake.
 Accompanied by a giant Irish tricolour flag, the sign read: 'Eriu is our
 queen', referring to the legendary goddess-queen of Ireland, Eriu, from
 which the island draws its name.

 With each letter thirty feet in length, and the flag covering almost
 one-sixth of an acre, the huge mountainside message made international
 headlines.  But just hours later, five men who were involved in the
 protest were set upon by a mob of over a hundred loyalists, many
 wielding clubs and hammers.  The resulting clashes left three of the men
 badly injured, and the sign was destroyed.

 Community activist SeanCahill said one of the victims was sleeping in a
 tent when he was attacked. "He was drenched in blood. It was just a
 frenzied attack," he said.  The man, from the Springhill area of
 Belfast, was hospitalised with a serious head injury.

 Organisers of the protest described it as an "art project" and "a
 celebration of our heritage and culture" which had been supported and
 funded by the working-class communities of west Belfast.

 "It is the culture of a Gaelic people... who give no allegiance to any
 foreign head of state."

 Following the loyalist attack, which they said was "purely sectarian",
 they appealed for support. "While others are shaking hands with a
 foreign invader, true republicans have been beaten with hatchets, knives
 and left hospitalised. What happened to the Ireland of equals that we
 were promised?"

 Community artist Gerard Kelly, who worked on the project with residents
 and children from Springhlll in the upper Springfield area, said
 thepiece was "just an expression of who we are".

 "The community wanted to do something to express our point of view,
 that Eriu is our queen," he said. "I respect everybody's right to
 believe in what they believe and I hope they respect my right to believe
 what I believe and what my community believe."

 Local unionist MP Nigel Dodds said the protest was "offensive" and "a
 futile gesture highlighting nothing other than their own failure".

 REACTION

 Today's planned encounter has sharply polarised the nationalist
 community in the north of Ireland. While the Sinn Fein leadership has
 backed what they argue is a historic peace move, a number of prominent
 nationalists and republicans have protested against what they say is an
 orchestrated humiliation for nationalists.

 eirigi's Breandan Mac Cionnaith said he was not surprised by the move.
 He said Sinn Fein was only "paying lip-service" to demands by families
 of British state violence for justice and truth while acting "as a prop"
 for maintaining British injustice.

 "The Sinn Fein leadership previously took the strategic decision to
 gradually and consciously move that party away from its former role as a
 vanguard of the anti-imperialist struggle in Ireland," he said.

 "One calculated outworking of that strategic decision in domestic terms
 has been the unprecedented acceptance and copper-fastening of partition
 by that party, and its consent to continuing British government control
 over part of Ireland, to such an extent that the party is now a willing
 and integral participant in operating the mechanics of partition and
 injustice."

 A man wounded in the British Army's Bloody Sunday massacre said he's
 "disgusted" that "so-called Irish republicans" will meet the British
 monarch.

 Speaking at a march and rally in Belfast at the weekend, Mr Donaghy -
 the first person to be shot on Bloody Sunday - said it should never be
 forgotten that, 40 years ago, Windsor "decorated the Parachute Regiment
 with medals of honour for their part in the murder and attempted murder
 of innocent people on the streets of Derry".

 He added: "The Queen's Jubilee and future engagements in Ireland should
 be treated with disdain."

 The march was also attended by Linda Roddy, whose brother was among
 those murdered on Bloody Sunday.

 She told marchers: "Does Martin forget that the queen decorated the
 Parachute Regiment and that they remain decorated? Does he forget the
 role of the queen's forces in Derry and the murder of innocent civilians
 and children such as Manus Deery, Annette McGavigan and many more?

 "I hope you are happy with your new-found friends, Martin, for they are
 the employers of the men who murdered our loved ones."

 Fra McCaughey, the sister of Sam Marshall, who was murdered by a
 pro-British death squad in Lurgan in March 1990, said that "unless the
 British queen is going to announce next week that she will instruct her
 government and her forces to open up their secret files and set the
 truth free, then I and my family see nothing to celebrate."

 SOUTH ARMAGH

 A commemoration in south Armagh heard even stronger denunciations of
 McGuinness. Provisional IRA founder Laurence O'Neill described his as "a
 Judas" and "a traitor".  He said that Mr McGuinness was "shaking the paw
 of the queen of England as a guarantee that will see her dream come true
 of Ireland remaining a cosy, peaceful colony".

 Around 500 people attended the commemorative rally for local IRA
 Volunteer Sean O'Callaghan on Sunday including leading Lurgan republican
 Colin Duffy, former Sinn Fein Assembly member Davy Hyland, and Breandan
 MacCionnaith of eirigi. Former IRA hunger-strikers Tommy McKearney and
 Gerard Hodgins were also present.

 Mr O'Neill said republican grassroots had been "conned, betrayed, sold
 down the river and told 'not a bullet, not an ounce'".

 "Shame on those who sold us out. We were told the lie that the war was
 at a stalemate -- yet the IRA had 20 tons of weaponry in bunkers all over
 Ireland."

 The rally was also addressed by former Sinn Fein Assembly member Pat
 McNamee and former party representative Jim McAllister.

 Mr McNamee said: "Don't tell us that securing the current political
 arrangements in the North was what the republican struggle was about.
 Don't tell us that a better partition is what people suffered and died
 for.

 "Sean O'Callaghan gave the best years of his life for an independent
 32-county republic. He wouldn't be attending the garden party or any
 other Royal meeting this week."

 UNIONIST REACTION

 Many British and unionist political figures have also argued that the
 handshake amounts to an acknowledgement of British rule.

 Norman Tebbit, a leading Tory and a former cabinet colleague of Margaret
 Thatcher, claimed the move was an acceptance by the former Provisional
 IRA commander of the failure of its campaign.

 "I am glad that Mr McGuinness appears to have now accepted on behalf of
 IRA/Sinn Fein the sovereignty of Her Majesty over Northern Ireland, and
 I hope that this is a step towards a public recompense and confession",
 he said.

 Bethan Jenkins of the Welsh nationalist Plaid Cymru party described
 McGuinness as "naive" for going ahead with the meeting, while the
 right-wing Daily Telegraph claimed that McGuinness had been successfully
 "decommissioned" by the British establishment.

 "Other than moving into Buckingham Palace and curling up like an old
 green corgi at the foot of the queen's bed, I'm not sure how much more
 Sinn Fein could do to indicate that their war has been lost and the
 surrender terms penned by the British," said unionist commentator Alex
 Kane.

 The DUP's Jeffrey Donaldson said the handshake was necessary if Sinn
 Fein man wanted to continue to share power at Stormont. "If Martin
 McGuinness is to be the deputy first minister of Northern Ireland, he
 needs to recognize that her majesty is head of state of the United
 Kingdom," he said.

 McGUINNESS DEFIANT

 Depsite the exceptional wave of hostility and disdain against him, Mr
 McGuinness defended his decison to meet the queen.  He said it would be
 an opportunity "to propel the peace process forward to a new
 unprecedented level".

 Only a "tiny number" of people had disagreed with the move, he said.

 "This is me stepping up to the plate, this is me moving forward to be
 involved in an event which I hope sends a very clear signal to people
 about the importance of reconciliation, and the importance of us working
 together to ensure that the disasters of the past are not visited on the
 children of the future," he said.

 He said it was important for him to extend the hand of peace and
 reconciliation.

 "I've shaken the hands of many unionists over the course of this peace
 process, but it's obviously physically impossible to shake the hands of
 every one of those hundreds of thousands.

 "So symbolically, when shaking the hand of Queen Elizabeth, I'm
 extending the hand of peace and reconciliation to all my unionist
 brothers and sisters."

 He said he would face a challenge on Wednesday, "but it's a challenge I
 will rise to."

 Mr McGuinness said massive strides had been made during the peace
 process.

 "The unthinkable in the past has come to pass, so other things that may
 be unthinkable now I believe will come to pass in the future," he said.
 "But the next phase of this has to be a phase of reconciliation."

 He resisted pressure to limit the fallout from the meeting by asking
 Buckingham Palace not to release photographs of the event. An official
 royal photographer is expected to be present to capture the handshake.
 McGuinness said that it would be "cowardly" if the moment he shook
 Windsor's hand was not captured on camera.

 "Once I decide to do something I don't hide behind doors, I don't seek
 secrecy for anything I do. I and the people I represent have the
 confidence to step out front and be upfront about our actions and how we
 believe those actions can contribute to making the place we live in a
 far, far better place than it is at the moment," he said.

 Mr McGuinness indicated that he considered Windsor and her husband to be
 among those who are victims of the conflict -- Louis Mountbatten, an
 uncle of Windsor's husband, died in an IRA attack on his boat off the
 Irish coast in 1979.

 "I represent people who have been terribly hurt by British state
 violence over many years. I also recognise I am going to meet someone
 who has also been hurt as a result of the conflict, and someone who is
 very conscious that in many homes in Britain there are parents, wives,
 children, brothers and sisters of British soldiers who were sent here
 who lost their lives in the conflict."

 He still had not decided how he would address Windsor, but that it was
 unlikely to be "Your majesty".

 "These are not the sort of terms I use when I speak to people," he said.

 Mr McGuinness also rejected those who say his decision to meet Windsor
 effectively recognised her as head of state.

 "I am not a royalist. I am not a monarchist, I am an Irish republican...
 the person I recognise as the head of state is President Higgins," he
 said.

 He hoped the meeting would symbolically demonstrate to unionists that
 they were valued and respected and to give them a "glimpse of what a
 reunited Ireland would look like".

Tuesday, 26 June 2012

IRISH REPUBLICAN COUP AS NIGHT VISION PHOTO OF IRA QUEEN HANDSHAKE GOES PUBLIC





Secret Night Vision Photo Exposes Martin McGuinness Secret Handshake of the Queen of England


A secret republican unit, after performing secret surveillance on Hillsborough Castle tonight, finally observed their two targets, while at the same time remaining almost invisible, so no one could see them taking a night vision photograph of the former Provisional IRA commander, actually kissing the hand of the Queen of England, with head firmly bowed in submission. The occasion was meant to be actually a handshake of top secret priority, with the photographs meant to be kept secret under the British Officials Secret Act for decades to come.

The secret republican unit monitored the suspects with night vision despite poor visibility. It was very difficult because of weather conditions and confusing in the sense of mistakenly monitoring different persons. They managed to successfully get a secret night vision photo, because they had very good quality night vision equipment. Every professional republican unit and head hunters, use night vision equipment to secretly navigate, observe and spy at night.They also used night vision goggles and scopes in their operational activities. The unit were surprised to find that many of the Queen's entourage were actually laughing at Martin McGuinness kissing the Queen's extended hand.


Initially in their surveillance they used night vision scopes or night vision monoculars.They made it easy to deal with getting back to a normal view. Because the operation required secret spying activities, while sneaking up on McGuinness and his Queen, to take the photos of the supposed top secret handshake, which turned out to be a rather old fashioned submission  ceremony with head bowed by the former republican to his Queen.Then constantly monitoring the suspects, while making good their escape, while at the same time using night vision binoculars and goggles, they made good their escape back to their base in South Armagh. It is expected that the British will arrange another photo-op, to hide their embarrassment at such a major breach in the Queen's security.








The Patriot Game Crossmaglen Ireland





McGuinness a Judas, say ex-IRA men



Crossmaglen memorial
MARTIN McGuinness is “a traitor” for meeting the Queen, a rally of republican hardliners in south Armagh was yesterday told.
Ex-Provisional IRA founder Laurence O’Neill denounced Mr McGuinness as “a Judas” and said he should hang his head in shame for meeting the Queen while Northern Ireland remained under British rule.
Mr O’Neill was addressing a commemoration yesterday in Crossmaglen for local IRA bomb-maker, Sean O’Callaghan, who died eight years ago.
Around 300 people attended the rally including leading Lurgan republican Colin Duffy, ex-Sinn Fein MLA and Newry councillor Davy Hyland, Garvaghy Road residents’ spokesman Breandan MacCionnaith and former Tyrone IRA leaders.
Ex-IRA hunger-strikers Tommy McKearney and Gerard Hodgins were also present.
A British Army spotter plane hovered overhead throughout the rally which was held at a controversial IRA monument that Sinn Fein denies is a political memorial.
The party claims the statue (pictured) in the centre of the village is “a tourist attraction” and is supporting an application for a grant of up to £30,000 of taxpayers’ money for its refurbishment, something that unionists and victims of terrorism have opposed.
Laurence O’Neill from Co Antrim said the Queen was “commander-in-chief” of a British army that had killed republicans in Ireland for decades.
Mr McGuinness – who two years ago denounced dissident republicans as “traitors to the island of Ireland” – was himself denounced by O’Neill as a traitor for “shaking the paw of the Queen of England as a guarantee that will see her dream come true of Ireland remaining a cosy, peaceful colony”.
“We are here today because we are republicans of the original school, not the kind that have supped the soup and would try to justify their treachery,” he said.
Mr O’Neill claimed republican grassroots had been “conned, betrayed, sold down the river and told ‘not a bullet, not an ounce’”.
He said: “Shame on those who sold us out. We were told the lie that the war was at a stalemate — yet the IRA had 20 tons of weaponry in bunkers all over Ireland.”
The rally was also addressed by former Sinn Fein MLA Pat McNamee and former party representative Jim McAllister.
Mr McNamee said: “Don’t tell us that securing the current political arrangements in the North was what the republican struggle was about.
“Don’t tell us that a better partition is what people suffered and died for.
“Sean O’Callaghan gave the best years of his life for an independent 32-county republic. He wouldn’t be attending the garden party or any other Royal meeting this week.”

Monday, 25 June 2012

The Power Principle  :Video Documentary:  Information Clearing House




The British corporate media ramble on about how progressive the visits of Elizabeth Windsor and her handshake with Martin McGuinness are, presented as the climax of peace and reconciliation portraying those who disagree as malcontents stuck in the past.British royalty and its history in Ireland is both a crime and an insult and a time to protest.

Ireland was Britain’s first colony and when the Irish resist  there is repression. Britain imposed its oppressive regimes and sectarian division by force and duplicity. It was never about their portrayal of resistance as religious or ethnic but colonialism, with Britain dominating  the Irish economy while keeping colonial Ireland in poverty.

The most extreme example being the Irish holocaust or what is generally known as the famine in 1845. The Potato crop failed causing the death of millions in an ethnic cleansing exercise by the British in the midst of prime quality food being exported to Britain, to support its war efforts clearing the land of more than 6 million peasants in abject poverty. They would not have starved if the food they’d grown had not  under armed guard been exported to Britain.

Queen Victoria visited Ireland just at the end of their holocaust in 1849, putting on a royal display of banquets and celebration, while there was mass starvation all about her. The forthcoming royal visit and secret handshake with a former IRA Chief of Staff, despite recent massacres by her British troops still garrisoned in Ireland. Royal visits rubber stamp a wealthy establishment of enablers in an attempt to cower people to British rule.

The nationalist revolution during British difficulties tied to its crumbling Empire and the First World War, created their  temporary solution to split Ireland in two states despite an overwhelming vote for all of the island's independence. With repression enforcing the arrangement, the British calculated fostering a return of their rule to all of the island.While McGuinness and his former republicans profess to convert a majority to Irish unity, the reality is, that the British with its superior media outlets like the BBC world service and constant barrage of royal propaganda, are converting the island to a return to the Commonwealth with the aid of McGuineess's collaborators.

The current hype around a secret handshake with the queen, hiding the reality of McGuinness on his knees, bowing to his nominal head of British forces, that murdered hundreds of civil rights marchers in cold blood on Bloody Sunday in Derry and defenceless civilians in places like Ballymurphy in 1972 is a distraction from a repressive reality. Yes a British Prime Minister muttered words meant t be an apology for Derry but the fact is, that a sincere apology involves restitution and ensuring the savagery is not repeated, i.e removing the British army permanently from the island, with both McGuinness and his queen making complete apologies for their personal part in their crimes against Irish humanity. The queen is the head of the British armed forces who still make war for the materialism of imperialism.


The Rise and Fall of the British Empire, enabling the American one to follow, portrayed with glorious accounts about piracy in India or the Victorian imperial mentality, through two world wars by British sponsored authors are often strangely silent on Britain's first and most difficult colony, Ireland. Its indefinite occupation or its other examples in places like Egypt, ignore the bitter legacy it left everywhere it went, leading up to the 1956 Suez Crisis, which really marked America inheriting British imperialism. Neither having any place in a world order, that claims an attempt moving towards greater and wider democracy.





The Power Principle  :Video Documentary:  Information Clearing House

Analingus Arse Lickin Lizzy's Lord Muck of Londonderry's Secret Handshake











Some more poo sucking of Lizzie Dingdong with the ultimate art of arse licking and brown nosing by Lord Muck of Londonderry

Lord Muck noticed the queen starting to get up off the toilet hole, putting her whole weight on top of the slave she was using for a footrest, which resulted in a cry of pain. Like the practiced arselicker royal that he had become, he was terrified of the queen, not daring to say anything to her. She was obviously ready to have her arse licked clean, as she leaned over in front of him, having moved her dirty arse until he could reach her dirty arsehole with his tongue. Even Lord Muck was shocked at how bad her smell was and he was overwhelmed with a feeling, to pull his tongue away from such a degrading job but he was after all despite his title no more than a pathetic slave to the royal household.


He started to lick around her outer arsehole first, making sure he licked every arsebiscuit of foul tasting shite around it, as he would be in serious trouble if his gobshite failed to clean the queen properly.He licked as rapidly as he was able while swallowing copius amounts of arsebiscuits but unfortunately the queen wasn't happy with his workrate and moved her arse away, turning around and looking straight at him with anger and disgust, she screeched in an outraged tone, “Hurry up Muck you disgusting creature, if you are to be a proper 'Arse Licking-Lizzy' it means you will do anything for promotion. I don't have all day to wait for a pathetic peasant like you to clean me. If I have to tell a brown noser like you who has licked so much arse to get a title like Lord Muck of Londonderry, with all that shit on your nose, while you stink of shit, to hurry up again, I will have you hung up by your tiny nuts in the courtyard and seriously whipped.” She then called over one of her pretty maids and told her to start slapping Lord Muck's face as hard as she could, to remind to Lord Muck to perform his arse cleaning job faster.


The young maid with an evil smile, said with great joy, “with pleasure your majesty” as she started to slap the sides of his face with venom. Lord Muck couldn't do anything to protect himself from the unrelenting blows but just groan in pain as each slap caught him painfully on the sides of his face, making his eyes water as his cheeks burned while he was slapped over and over. He had been arselicking so long, he realized begging the queen for mercy would result in even more punishment and the queen was not for giving any mercy to either castles catholics or slaves with poo on their nose from Londonderry.So with a stinging face of pain he had no choice but to take his medicine of relentless blows until the queen said stop, as he was now only half conscious,
“Now you stupid shit sucking creature, if you don't put more effort into it, then I will have you whipped to an inch of your life” and with that she leaned over again, placing her half cleaned arsehole in front of his out streached tongue. He frantically started licking her again, as fast as he could. He licked so much to get the job done, that he started to have even more shit on his nose and they stank of shit too.The smell and taste of the queens dirty arsehole was still almost unbearable but the fear of upsetting his queen made him lick, even as his tongue was throbbing in pain. However a lifetimes habit of brown nosing in British Occupied Ireland, made him persevere with licking and swallowing every arsebiscuit of the queen's filthy dirty arse, until she was fully satisfied, so she then stood up and stepped off her foot rest slave, onto the floor as her maids let down her dress down.

The queen turned around looking down at her footrest slave, who was lifting himself back up on his hands and knees to crawl behind her but he didn't get up fast enough for the queen, so she ordered the pretty maid who had slapped Lord Muck the royal arselicker into semi-consciousness just moments ago, to kick the footrest slave as he lay on the ground, as hard as she could. The young maid had another evil smile as she proceeded to kick the side of the slave with such force, that it made him cry out in agony. Lord Muck was certain he heard the footrest slave's ribs crack, as the malicious maid's boots hit him with all the force she had. However his lifetime's habits and his own problems mean't he really did not care very much, as he'd learnt himself as a young butcher in Londonderry, it was every slave for himself in the castle of his brit queen.

In fact he learned very young that when London was added to his Irish city's name of Derry, that it had created a vicious city of arse lickery and that when he himself began arse licking a bowler hatted orangeman, who then began to arse lick another, it provoked further arse licking. The result was a tear in the fabric of Irish space and time and the circle became large enough to be known as the UK city of culture in 2013. It was Lord Muck's creation and he enjoyed it so much, that he once exclaimed. I say our fella, I love hanging around with these sectarian orangemen so much, they think I'm a god. I better hang around with them some more, so they worship me more than their queen. An Orangeman who overheard him said to his colleague: "Lord Muck is so pucker, hanging round with us proddy plebs in our Orange free state, we better keep worshipping him so he doesn't leave us. Oh the shame, we have created a city circle of arse lickery and now the universe and empire as we have always known it will cease to exist."



The queen who had been made aware of all of this by her MI5 secret agents, felt she had left this would be secret hand shaker under no illusions about her court's protocol,secret photographs, handshakes or not this queen was not for moving or changing centuries of royal protocol.

Muck you arrogant buffoon have now learned !

1. Lower your head,

2 Place your hands on the sides of your skirt and gently hold it out sideways. If your dress is too narrow, hold your hands out at your sides, palms upward.

3 Extend your right foot behind the left, only a few inches so your right knee is slightly bent.

4 Bend your knees outward, rather than forward, and bow your head and shoulders slightly forward.

5 Gracefully bring yourself back to your original position.

She smirked with satisfaction as she now walked to the door followed closely behind again by her maids, while crawling behind in their rightful place on hands and knees were her slaves. Lord Muck watched the poor footrest slave struggling to keep up but due to his now broken ribs. Unfortunately for him the queen turned around, looked down at the pitiful human being, desperately trying to keep up and looking directly at Lord Muck of Londonderry barked out, “PSSNI ! Take this useless creature down to my dungeon where it belongs”. The PSNI who were standing outside came in and dragged the helpless slave who was begging in vain for mercy, away to start a new life of being shat on, in cold solitary confinement in a rotten royal dungeon by ladies of the queen's castle on her majesty's pleasure. The queen's entourage left the toilet, leaving him there once again in his newly created reality with a face still stinging and the taste of queen's arsebiscuits in his gobshite, which now started to dribble out of the side of his mouth. Lord Muck had now evolved from a firm handshake to a society of arse-licking people so far up each others arses that he was permanently entangled in a pretzel formation all filed of course under her Official Secret's Act !