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LAST UPDATE | 12 Jul
FIREFIGHTERS IN NORTHERN Ireland said they dealt with a challenging night as bonfires were lit ahead of the 12 July celebrations.
An effigy of the West Belfast rap trio Kneecap was placed atop one bonfire in the city, in a move likely to spark condemnation after a similar effigy of asylum seekers in a boat was set alight earlier this week in Moygashel, Co Tyrone.
The band’s manager Daniel Lambert posted an image of the effigy on the bonfire alongside a quote from Kneecap that stressed that some issues are equally faced by people in the north of Ireland and highlighted commonality between groups.
In another post to X, Lambert included two news headlines: one announcing the police investigation into Kneecap’s Glastonbury performance, and one regarding the bonfires.
“The duality of British policing…” Lambert wrote.
Loyalist bonfire in Belfast tonight "murder kneecap"....
— Daniel Lambert (@dlLambo) July 11, 2025
Here's a direct quote from Kneecap:
"Young working-class people are facing the same issues, whether they’re from the Falls Road or the Shankill. “We talk a lot about how much we have in common." pic.twitter.com/PgzpX7RxSK
Tens of thousands will take to the streets across the region for the traditional Orange Order parades today.
The events will be spread across 19 main locations to mark the 334th anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne where the Protestant King William of Orange triumphed over the Catholic King James II.
It comes after the burning of bonfires at an estimated 300 locations in loyalist neighbourhoods across the region on Thursday and Friday nights.
It was a challenging & extremely busy night for NIFRS. Between 6pm & 2am, we received 277 emergency calls. This resulted in our Firefighters attending 194 operational incidents, 72 of these incidents were bonfire related.
— Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (@NIFRSOFFICIAL) July 12, 2025
Read our full statement: https://t.co/GKx57GKUin pic.twitter.com/Db9Wh00J8l
But the most contentious bonfire was located on a site containing asbestos and close to an electricity sub station off the Donegall Road in south Belfast.
The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) said it dealt with 72 bonfire related incidents across the evening.
One firefighter was attacked while attending a bonfire in Lisburn, Co Antrim.
NIFRS area commander Andy Burns said: “Between 6pm 11 July and 2am 12 July 2025, we received 277 emergency 999 calls.
“This resulted in our firefighters attending 194 operational incidents, 72 of which were bonfire related. Peak activity was between 10pm and 1am.
“During this period, the number of emergency calls received increased by 154% when compared to 2024.
“It was a challenging and extremely busy night for NIFRS with an increase in demand for our regional control centre and emergency response.”
The spokesperson added: “Disappointingly, a firefighter was attacked while attending a bonfire in Lisburn. They were not injured and remained on duty.
“This was an isolated incident and not reflective of the support shown to firefighters in carrying out their duties across the evening.”
Of all the loyal order parades to take place on Saturday, around 30 have been officially categorised as sensitive by the Parades Commission.
Locations of sensitive parades this year include Belfast, Coleraine, Keady, Dunloy, Rasharkin, Strabane, Newtownabbey, Maghera, Newtownbutler, Portadown, Glengormley and Bellaghy.
More than 4,000 police officers and police staff will be working on 12 July.
On the 11th night, around 1,200 officers were deployed to monitor public safety at bonfires.
The cost of policing parades and bonfires in Northern Ireland through spring and summer was £6.1 million last year, a figure that was up £1.5 million (€1.7 million) on the previous year.
The bill, which covers the period April 1 to August 31, also includes the cost of policing republican commemorations around Easter and events to mark the mid-August anniversary of the introduction of internment without trial during the Troubles.
The PSNI expects the costs in 2025 to be higher still.
This is due to falling police numbers and the resultant increased reliance on paying overtime to ensure enough officers are on duty for the events.
Tomorrow morning, an Orange Order parade has been permitted to pass Ardoyne shops in north Belfast restricted to one band and 50 members of the order.
It is a return parade at a former flashpoint which traditionally took place on the evening of July 12 often resulting in violent scenes.
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One of those days in Northern Ireland that perfectly shows how the past never really goes away. It marks a 17th-century battle, but it’s become more about identity, territory, and a stubborn refusal to let old grievances settle.
People talk about “culture” and “tradition,” and of course, everyone has a right to celebrate their history, but when that celebration involves building enormous pyres topped with effigies of your neighbours or musicians you dislike, it stops being heritage and starts being intimidation. It’s hard to see how burning symbols and taunting entire communities is anything but a deliberate provocation.
The reason it keeps happening isn’t mysterious. It’s because nobody has ever been able or willing to fundamentally challenge the idea that this sort of triumphalism is normal or necessary. Politicians are terrified to criticise it too harshly, community leaders say their hands are tied, and the police end up picking up the pieces at huge cost every single year.
You’d think after decades of conflict and peace-building, there’d be more appetite for moving on. But the 12th is like an annual ritual of proving you’re still in charge of certain streets, still the dominant tribe. That’s why it continues because it gives people a sense of power and belonging they don’t feel any other day of the year.
And as long as burning effigies and sparking trouble are dressed up as tradition, there’ll always be excuses. The truth is that no matter how many times we call it culture, a lot of this behaviour is about keeping old divisions alive and there’s not much appetite to really stop it.
@Rafa C: Yes: an exaggerated sense of ‘them and us’ is at the root of nearly all the world’s problems.
@Rafa C:
@Brendan O’Brien: Also education. While it doesn’t guarantee a more enlightened way of thinking, it certainly helps. It’s been well documented that the PUL community has fallen behind due to the historical expectancy of supremacy. Catholic and nationalist people had to work extra hard to get anywhere so education levels are higher. It’s going to be very hard to move on and learn some perspective if you are stuck in your ghetto with no opposing views, no one challenging you, no new thoughts and ideas, and most importantly, little in the way of exposure to your ‘enemies’.
Being able to see the human side of the people you’ve been taught to hate is enormous. So many of these individuals could so do with sharing a class, lecture hall or workplace with the people they hate. Education can lead to insight and perspective (on so many levels) that cools the temperature and offers a path out of deeply entrenched ways of thinking. It’s so depressingly backward and such a waste of time and life. There are endless things you could be doing besides obsessing over centuries-old battles and religions that make zero sense in an era of so much scientific awareness, historical insight and myth-busting knowledge, if you are prepared to look for it.
@Rafa C: These are the exact reasons why I believe a united Ireland should be at least another 2 generations away.
@Wolfgang Bonow: Thanks for your useless input.
@Rafa C: very well said
@Brendan O’Brien: jaysus I agree with you again. It’s possible though that there are more people in the good camp than others.
Nowhere on French news that I watch has this been reported
Seriously, burning a refugee boat on top of their hate bonfire is a new low.
United Ireland ; no fkn way
@Rafa C: orange bigotry; green bigotry. Kneecap and the Orange order and two sides of the same coin. Burning effigies on bonfires and calling for the democratically elected representatives of the people in a neighboring nation to be killed. What’s the difference. Only the bigots on both sides will try to pretend that there is a difference.
@Nodon: I heard this : ‘ la narcissme de la différence’. I think I understand what it means and I think it applies to NI particularly.
@Rafa C: it’s conveniently “overlooked” racism.
@Shane Gallagher: Working-class Ulster stays divided – who’d have thought. It must be a real puzzle to the get-yer brits-out brigade at Electric Picnic.
KKKulture
@Paddy Ryan: Yet they try to pretend they support Israel while supporting far right Neo nazis
@FoxyBoiiYT: they are very confused
@FoxyBoiiYT: Zionists and Nazis are cut from the same cloth .
@Jay Nsilentb: As great as a united Ireland sounds, do we really want to be putting up with this lot. Leave them up there I reckon.
@FoxyBoiiYT: you don’t think isreal is acting like far right neo nazis at the moment? Ok.
@FoxyBoiiYT: just like the Isralies, they know they don’t really belong.
@ian: Hamas won’t free Palestiniens to live in peace with the Israelis. They are fighting for a twisted version of Islam. They are a death cult.
Even in peace times they fire rockets at Israël.
A Muslim friend of mine, when I asked why don’t Arab neighbours accept Palestiniens ? He replied that it would be admitting defeat.
So many people haven’t a clue.
What bothers me is especially the pro-palestinien crowd trying to make it our war when it isn’t.
@offside again: can you explain why settlers are killing Palestinians in the west bank then, as hamas don’t operate there.
@Garret Fawl: you can get emotionally involved if you want to but this has nothing to do with me. In fact, the worst thing is people like you binging it over here.
@offside again: *bringing*
There are so many ’causes’ in the world. I am so tired of them all. The feral cats out the back get on better with each other than humans do.
I throw out a bit of meat sometimes.
First come, first served. No fighting. The others hang around a bit but leave eventually.
@offside again: can’t/won’t answer my question, got it.
@Garret Fawl: put up a photo of your police badge and then ask an intelligent question. You might get an answer.
@Paddy Ryan: thanks for your input ,the same as the last over 100years “sure it’s not our problem”
How can a country just abandon so many of its own citizens?
We are Irish you know ,not some race of aliens
And this is who the Irish far right are in cahoots with… Tick and ticker.
@ecrowley ecrowley: Ha ha ha, what type of fool calls others out as being “thick” but can not even spell the word correctly.
@Great Eagle: Aw, is the West Brit upset that we aren’t speaking the King’s English? Are your loyalist pals offended about how we pronounce “th” in Ireland, big guy? Will you ring Stephen Nolan and cry about it?
@ecrowley ecrowley: Far right, in the south. Normal , in the north.
@Great Eagle: It was spelled like that not to cause offence to the journal’s filter. I can get away with calling you tiubh though.
@ecrowley ecrowley: I think you are a bit Thick.
Worse than the mindset they had 30 years ago. It’ll have to be dissolved. Otherwise, these twelfty types will never integrate well under a united Ireland?
More free publicity for the kneecap boys, so that’s good.
@j m m: Neither will the tricolour balaclava types. They will just keep the pot boiling.
@Tarquin Donovan: such a trigger trap for the doetroll…. , and ya didn’t disappoint me…oh, too easy… “shinners…yada yada..” lol
@Tarquin Donovan: What a gimp, they mustn’t hand prison jobs out the likes of you for your own safety
@Tarquin Donovan: Go play with your monkey Tarzan, lol
A proud day for Kneecap. A great honour to be included in annual 12th hate fest.
Any outfit that flys the genocide flag of Israel isn’t up to much
@Kevin O Brien: you mean the Hamas rag.
Kneecap must be doing something right if they’re pissing off Loyalists.
@Brian D’Arcy: if you call disuniting working class Ulster right then yes, Kneecap are playing a blinder.
PSNI spent three days “investigating “ the stop-the boats-bonfire and did feck all about it. Same double standards as ever, the RUC with a PR glow-up
Orange ba5tards
@Tarquin your easily amused so. Fair play tarquin donovan
@Conor Bradley: Comment is proof that the bigotry is not one sided.
@Vincent Alexander: You want to give them a hug off you go, see how you get on.
@Tarquin Donovan: Anyone with the name Tarquin really should consider an another fake name for the internet
@Conor Bradley: That’s why you’ll never have a united Ireland , too much sectarian hate between both sides , pope hating ,monarchy hating , each other hating imo it’ll never end every generation is taught to hate the other side
@Joe Beirne: I went to a Protestant wedding during the height of the “Troubles” and was very warmly welcomed and thanked by everyone for attending.
@Vincent Alexander: Sure you did
@Joe Beirne: I am sure I did attend the wedding. The wedding was that of a work colleague. It’s past time for the nationalist taking the high moral ground and playing the victim to do something practical to reconcile with unionists.
If McGuinness and Paisley ( “ The Chuckle Brothers “ )hadn’t spread so much bigotry before both took the Queen’s shilling in the form of MLA salaries it would have saved a lot of lives and misery.
@Vincent Alexander: do you read your comments before you post them ,think about what you just posted!!!!!
@Conor Bradley: now that’s uncalled for.
@Nemethon: The Billy boys had mannequins dressed in orange on a bonfire yesterday, your dead right !
Lighting bonfires for something that happened many centuries ago. If they consider themselves British then they’re living in the wrong country as this is Ireland. Besides how many of those in the 3 UK country’s actually give a fcuk about that place anyway
Some people here seem to be unaware of the rabid triumphalism that non unionists had to endure from the ultra bigots till the Good Friday agreement. Before the “troubles” the carry on by these people towards their non unionist neighbours defied belief. Now that those times have passed a new fall guy for their “grievances” has emerged.
The Immigrant.
@JP: There were ultra bigots on both sides of the sectarian divide in the North. There were also moderates on both sides. The PIRA terror campaign only brought the bigots on both sides to the fore. The marriage ban by the Catholic Church didn’t help integration.
@Vincent Alexander: Terror campaign?
@JP: we don’t care about the sons of colonists. Either integrate with the people who want to live in peace or hop back on your grandfathers boat and say hello to your king
@Vincent Alexander: try integration through education kids going to different schools based on religion is such a waste. biggest killer know to man is the poison of religion
@Fran Ken: I’ve no trouble thanks I walked out of that swamp I’m neither Catholic nor Protestant. But don’t you think yourself that neither faction in the north will ever be able to move forward they’re just stuck in the same cycle of hate blame and celebrating stupid 12th July. Of course this is just opinion.
@Nemethon: yes. If you could just get rid of sf and unionist equivalents. But the mutual hatred is what keeps them going. Although alliance are making progress. A sign that there is a potential future free of the old factions
Pure unashamed hatred from the Planters. I hate them back, they’re barely human ffs
@Sanjeet Chopra: Nobody is being ‘planted’. People migrate, like they’ve always migrated. The Irish have always migrated in droves, yet some Irish people, like you, have a strange sense of entitlement and resentment. It arises from fear and insecurity, fundamentally: fear of anyone that’s perceived as ‘different’.
@Sanjeet Chopra: You’re a racist pıg troll. That’s what I know.
@FoxyBoiiYT: forgive them for they know not what they do .
@Mary BINTon: They aren’t that bright, it’s generations of inbreeding, hence eyes so close together.
english never liked Irish never did and never will protestant is the religion of hate and devision
@jn: RUBBISH , Wolfe Tone . Robert Emmet , napoer Tandy , Henry joy mc cracken .Sheares brothers
Roddy mc Corley an endless list of Protestant republicans .
@Joe Soap: talking horse there Billy boy majority of those were english planters that stole large lots of lands of locals and turned against the empire several generations later when treatment of locals became slave like by late 18 hundreds and it became more difficult for those protestants to live here , but like American revolution
@jn: bit like
@jn: they were Scottish lowlanders
Where are the uk government with the thought police. If this isn’t terrorism then nothing is. Come on Starme, you are supposed to be the litigious one. You will leave a legacy of cowardice and injustice. Paint on a plane is terrorism…….burning effigies of people isn’t……. The loyalists are a stain on this island.
Will Michael Martin be on shortly to condemn this.
The media is concerned when migrants and kneecap are placed on the bondfire. When Paddy is on the bondfire it is of little concern.
@common sense: What ‘Paddy’ are you talking about? Does Kneecap not count as ‘Paddy’?
@Tarquin Donovan: Why don’t you run along and be Mary Linton for a while … pretend to be a decent person?
@Tarquin Donovan: Kneecap are Irish, though. The fact that NI is under Britush jurisdiction does’nt change that.
@Tarquin Donovan: I’m certainly way above your level (like nearly everyone else). A man of your age behaving like a stunted teenager 24/7 … what a life.
@Brendan Greene: He’s just a multi-account troll trying to wind people up.
@common sense: hmmm, but are both sides not outrageously hypocritical on this matter? The Pope and other Irish politicians/ personalities have been placed on the bonfires for years, no issues of hate crime, but a boat of migrants who don’t even land in Northern Ireland, and it’s a hate crime all of a sudden. One group can be identified and the others anonymous, but the law really is showing itself to be an ass, but then so are both sides of this hypocritical debate.
@Sanjeet Chopra: This from a self-confessed far-rightist who specialises in lies and racist accounts …
@Tarquin Donovan: yet another geographically challenged gowl, sigh!
@Sanjeet Chopra: I enjoy scrolling the comments on here- ofttimes very informative and educational. I see this ” Brendan o brien’” character is obligated to comment on EVERY ARTICLE, regardless of content…… assume he/ it’s just some sad paid trolling? Never once have I seen a positive/ worthwhile contribution from this account
@Tarquin Donovan: For the millionth time – not that it’s even needed to confirm their Irish identity – but the GFA saw both governments, “Recognise the birthright of all the people of Northern Ireland to identify themselves and be accepted as Irish, or British, or both, as they may so choose”
As an aside, Kneecap will undoubtedly be considering it a huge honour and completely hilarious that they’ve made the cut! It means they are firmly lodged under the skin of Bryson and co. Nothing they hate more than visible and successful signs of Irish culture flourishing on the international stage. Oh well.
@Tarquin Donovan: they have Irish passports , you clown.
@Tarquin Donovan: ‘You are entitled to your own opinion, but not your own facts’
You are demonstrably and provably wrong on every single level – culturally, in spirit, historically and legally. A simplistic reassertion of something that has already been shown to be wrong – with zero new evidence provided – just shows up the total lack of substance to your *feelings*. You can’t wish something to be true.
@Tarquin Donovan: Any one of them can run for President .. only Irish Citizens may do so. Nothing more funny than a snookered troll. Give up your auld sins Ken. You’re beyond pathetic at this stage.
@Tarquin Donovan: would you not go out, like into the actual world. If the Journal was ever to completely get rid of the comments section, I think you’d need to be put on suicide watch.
@common sense: kneecap are paddy s
@SerotoninWars: that things a wrong un full stop
@Tarquin Donovan: Getting owned you gimp, love it.
@ecrowley ecrowley: hahaha best reply to that absolute weirdo
@common sense: Previous comment deleted about the planters and their eyes, yet you have weirdos on here making every comment the like about anything without censure. Don’t upset the blue noses though.
@Tarquin Donovan: Do any Irish Citizens residing outside the jurisdiction of the Irish Government? If they resided within the jurisdiction would they have?
How did the Coolock bonfire go? What time is their parade?
334 yrs ago and their still at it !!!
@Muriel Ryan: kneecap would support this .. free speech being exercised
@Muriel Ryan: That’s a long time burning pallets!
But, but, but, the far-right Paytriot told me majority white countries were harmonious.
@Jacintha Dumbrell: the north is more harmonious than German public pools are . Check out the bans there . As for the bonfires , outrage today , tomorrow no one cares – just like previous years .
Hahaha
Still doin bonfires every July 12
They probably only do missionary too
Ohhhhh sour grapes . . . Lol. . . . The lads must be doing something right. Lol
Shows you what side of the genoside they are on.
What an honour , looking down on Britiisns orange boat people
Coolock says….err, never mind
The irony is hilarious. Immigrants building effigies of immigrants
@Nemethon: You’re also struggling with that swamp. Protestants and Catholics, two sides of the same coin, sniping at each other over some ancient battle. Most sensible people have abandoned those superstitions, and for the young migrants entering the country, it has no relevance.
But what about the environment?
Hopefully those responsible have a horrendous end to life….
They thought they were being clever with that Google Translate job. Should be “Maraigh do Kneecap áitiúil,” not “Maraigh do áitiúil Kneecap” ffs.
Bit strange that none of our resident ‘Patriots’ have anything to say about the Irish far-right who attended that bonfire as invited guests of loyalist paramilitaries ? These ‘patriots’ watched on as tricolours were burned by people who hate the Irish, who would kill us without a moment’s hesitation. But hey, it appears they’ve come together in their common hatred of brown skinned people.
@Tommy Roche: They aren’t no patriots associating with them, they should be on the bonfire for treason.
Should be right up Kneecap’s street so, this is the type of thing they love, sectarian crap, balaclavas, supporting terrorist groups in other countries, they can hardly complain
@Mark Eightfourone: Did they complain?
@Paul Norton: they didn’t. Why would they. Will help shift a few more units.
@Paul Norton: I didn’t say they complained, it’s a figure of speech yeh-know-whad-I-mean? (that was one of their ‘lyrics’ just there :)
@Mark Eightfourone: You’re a knob
@Mark Eightfourone: How are they sectarian,any proof of that,guards,the army wear balaclavas or maybe its cause they are against genocide is your problem.
Ulster Unionists really are a sad bunch
These people are trying to keep their dark past alive. Naturally fearing an apparently inevitable United Ireland. Also trying to ignore the fact that the British empire with its imperialism and colonialism, is basically dead.
Such actions in the republic, would not be tolerated. It would be branded, tribalism, racism. It’s double standards, again bearing its ugly head.
@Shane Gallagher: we have commemorations here in our republic that many people would find offensive . I abhor sectarian violence no matter where it comes from . We don’t have a clean sheet by any stretch .
Attention seekers on both sides of a concocted division between the Apolitical Church and the British(Henry8th) breakaway faction.
When rats are cornered they attack! They know their time under the rocks are up and the panic is set in.
Plastic paddies Kneecap, picking at a sectarian scab for money and “fame”, and here’s the result.
Thev’ve brought the North back to 75.
@Ed Brennan: they’re as Irish as anyone in the 26 counties ya cl0wn
@Keith Butler: 32 billyboy
These people are trying to hang onto their dark past. Fearing an apparently inevitable United Ireland. Also trying to ignore the fact that British imperialism and colonialism is basically dead.
@Nemethon: Religion is stoopy
Intolerance is everywhere and NO ONE has a monopoly on it. The left are intolerant of the right, and the right are intolerant of the left.
@AnthonyK: At least the Sunni V Shia hasn’t started in Ireland yet.
Knew cap are the same type but other side.
Both dumc bunts.
@Sickof thisshit: yep knee cap done sick stuff like donate money to protestant needy school. Just the same
After reunification, should the lads be allowed to march on the streets of Dublin, Cork, Galway?? They live there now anyway.
Orange bigots and kneecap. They feed off each other. Burning their effigies will only help kneecap while kneecaps behavior will only swell the ranks of the orange bigots. If you think the loyalists hold a monopoly on bigotry you need only read some of the comments on here.
Puts GFA in perspective. Never be peace there and I mean NEVER
I think this tribalism exists everywhere,in sport ,politics and business,though on a lower scale.You can often find rural towns and neighbouring counties that are pretty hostile to each other.Its humanity at work.
Sure let them at it. We all know there’ll be a United Ireland in the next few decades.
@HisMastersAlibi: send them back on the boat their ancestors came in on
We have a case the current Irish government doesn’t care much about Irish sovereignty, Neutrality or the Irish flag or History at the GPO but more concerned about Gazza,Palestinians, Migrants, building smaller dog box accommodation, overcrowding ,homeless, children’s hospital or Irish people in general. So burning of the Irish flag didn’t raise much comment but the dummies in the boat on a bonfire Mehole Mongrel Martin stated it was “unchristian”.
Let the children have their fire. Who cares.
Brilliant. Unfortunately only effigies.
A culture based on anger , bigotry , rascism and fear . They offer nothing more than that . Imagine that being the highlight of your year, every year . What empty lives they must lead .
All Sevco fans too of course… Rangers RIP .
@Rafa: if they stopped their “traditions” would we not also make them lose their monuments. There was a statue of King William III in College Green which was removed when the state was formed. Hardly a show of respect for another “tradition.”
Those who celebrated the Confederate and losing side in the American Civil War lost their statues.
The point is, your history, your “tradition” is not safe.
@AnthonyK: Awe boohoo, they tried to eradicate our culture, fk em
@AnthonyK: “When the State was formed…” makes it sound like setting up a sub-committee at a Tidy Towns planning, not the end of centuries of oppression through brutal warfare. You’ll note that other edifices of colonialism still stand on College Green unolested, Trinity College and the Houses of Parliament, and that that Billy has been replaced by the leading light of the latter, Henry Grattan, a figure far more significant to the understanding the complexities of this island’s past than some Dutch inbred.
History is a process of negotiation, if every monument to every person or event still stood in its original place you wouldn’t be able to move, or indeed see the wood for the trees.
Kick the Brits out once and for all! Anyone who wants to stay has to stop all this carry on immediately. Anyone who doesn’t, bye bye!
@Iano C: So unit Ireland by kicking out half of Ulster.. At this rate I reckon at least another 100 years as two separate entities.
Plastic paddies get burned for their sectarian rhetoric.
At least they made an attempt with the cuplá focal lol.
I am no apologist for unionist /loyalists but the irony isn’t lost on me that today there was also a republican band playing republican music an honouring men who are revered as freedom fighters by some but are viewed as terrorists by others in Belfast We can’t have it both ways . The reality is we talk and aspire to a new Ireland fit for all safe for all but the reality is we must be mindful of the beliefs values and customs of our northern neighbours , however flawed and provocative they may be . To misquote Gerry adams . “They won’t go away “
Can’t wait when theres no more them and us. Just others
Know the quality of a person by the enemies they make.
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