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| Peter Robinson DUP, useless |
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| Willie Frazer - fuck everything |
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| Maze - Long Kesh Land |
Now unofficially a proper word
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| Belfast Martin Luther King Junior |
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| Belfast John Fitzgerald Kennedy |
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| Belfast William Shakespeare |
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| Mr. Jesus |
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Regular readers may have noticed that we are no great fan of former BNP man Big Jim (Dodgy) Dowson's so-called 'Protestant Coalition'.
In fact some might say that we have called them a pack of shit stirrers.
Dowson's party, fronted by Wee Willie Frazer under the chairmanship of uber-loyalist Sam McCrory have been quite shameless in using dubious means to drum up Facebook likes and increase their profile locally.
The biggest surprise has been that it has taken the local media a long time to catch up with L.A.D. in exposing this inflammatory bunch of unelectable clowns.
Today that changed when the News Letter's Sam McBride ran a piece entitled 'Attacking police justified, says Protestant Coalition' and quoted Party Chairman Sam McCrory as saying "They (the PSNI) took a very good beating and rightly so because we [as] a people have had enough and what happened last night is just the beginning of the tide turning” in regard to the disgraceful scenes in Belfast City Centre on Friday evening.
McCrory said: “It’s been a victory for the Protestant, unionist, loyalist community here in the centre of Belfast. Dissident republicans didn’t get parading through the middle of our city. They were re-routed. In the end they accepted defeat. We claim the victory, so we do, for the decent citizens of Belfast.”
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| Protestant Coalition - attacking police is justified |
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| Protestant Coalition: Bill (Bollocks) Hill, Sam (Motormouth) McCrory, unknown bald man, Wee Willie Frazer |
However since the Protestant Coalition is funded by him and used his offices in Dundonald it will be interesting to see what view the PSNI and the courts take with regard to his tacit involvement.
So it will.
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| Jim (Dodgy) Dowson - shit stirrer |
Claims such as ‘there’s a lot of anger in are (sic) community’ and ‘are (sic) British culture is being chipped away’ have been made a lot in recent months. These and similar such claims are made in an apparent effort to justify loyalist violence. To argue the contrary with the average loyalist (or indeed some unionist politicians) would seem to be a pointless exercise. There is no discussion to be had with someone blind to the truth and to simple, hard fact.
For years, loyalist communities have been entrenched behind metaphorical walls built to keep common sense and progress at bay. It is a world of paranoia which has been nurtured by unionist politicians and the interestingly named ‘community workers’ who appear to have unlimited access to the criminal gangs in such areas. Paramilitary gangs operate without hindrance, not protecting these communities, but acting as a catalyst for misery and deprivation in order to ensure their own power in the communities. This happens as the silent majority, along with the rest of the world, moves on.
Unionist politicians seem to support the notion that loyalist areas have been left behind, happy that the ‘anger’ is not directed at them, but conveniently at society as a whole. The fires of paranoia amongst working class loyalists are stoked by unionist politicians who outwardly, appear sympathetic to these views but in reality are more interested in looking for votes from these communities to support their own positions, rather than actually working to tackle the real issue of social deprivation and not the ‘cultural war’ they have convinced loyalists is happening.
While many Catholics decided to get educated to get ahead, their Protestant counterparts relied on the belief that there would be a job for them at the likes of Shorts, Harland and Wolff and so on. There was no incentive to seek a half-decent education. The loss of thousands of these jobs instantly disadvantaged working class Protestants who found themselves unqualified for alternative positions and thus, the downward spiral began.
It is important to note that, contrary to the belief among loyalists, the most economically and socially deprived areas are all nationalist. That is a simple, incontrovertible fact. What then is the difference that means nationalists aren’t mirroring the behaviour of their loyalist equivalents? Granted, there is the anti-social element but on nowhere near the same scale. Is there a connection to the level of political engagement?
Parties such as the PUP claim to represent the political aspirations of loyalism, in a similar way to Sinn Féin’s political representation of republicanism. There is one glaring difference though. The PUP has no elected MLAs and at their very best, only ever had two. If loyalism has such a strong voice, why is the PUP not getting votes? The only way loyalists are going to bring about changes for themselves, is if they are willing to become involved in the political process. It’s easy to see why they would display such apathy for politics given their experience with the DUP. It is also very easy to carp from the side-lines about the lack of representation and criticise the political process when not actually involved in it. Much more difficult is the job of being part of the political institutions and working to solve problems for your constituents through democratic means.
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| This is where to make a difference |
Dawn Purvis made an excellent job of representing those who had voted for her (one of the few genuinely motivated politicians at the Assembly) and it was disappointing when she lost her seat. Whether or not this was due to her parting company with the PUP is anyone’s guess. It would be sad to think that someone who worked hard for their community became unelectable purely because they weren’t aligned with the PUP. Perhaps it was merely a symptom of the indifference to politics among loyalism and it would be interesting to know how things would have panned out if not for the untimely death of David Ervine, a man who was able to see beyond petty politicking.
The ‘cultural war’ unionist politicians peddle and loyalists speak of so enthusiastically, realistically amounts to little more than the democratic decision, not to “tear down” the Union flag from Belfast City Hall, but to fly it instead on designated days, and a change in dealing with contentious parading. This has meant the PSNI, rather than forcing parades through areas where they could be said to cause most offence, i.e. not wanted, are instead stopping the parades and in turn, being denigrated for doing so. The following information clearly shows how a small minority of parades obscures the bigger picture.
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| From Parades Commission Annual Reports |
Despite these hard figures and millions of pounds of funding pouring into loyalist areas, the prevailing attitude remains one of neglect and deprivation. Someone is benefiting from that attitude and it isn’t the average loyalist on the street.
Lyrics: L.A.D. Music: King Billy Joel
PERFORMED BY LOYALISTS AGAINST DEMOCRACY (and the Fleg Unlimited Orchestra)
Willie Frazer, Dodgy Dowson, Mike Nesbitt, Jamie Bryson Culture war, We're the people, Stormont has to go
Buckfast, Barrack buster, 20 Silk Cut, God & Ulster, Northern Ireland, Southern Ireland, Ulster says no
Us & them’uns, peace walls, up the Shankill, fuck the Falls, Painting murals, Peace lines, partying when Maggie died
Pissbaby, Short Strand, Orange Order, red hand Double standards, double vision, fuck the PSNI
(chorus)
We didn’t start the riot
Ever since the Boyne we have walked Ardoyne
We didn’t start the riot
We will keep on going til our fleg is flowing
Gerry Kelly, Matt Baggott, Orange Ruth acts the maggot, Woodvale, Ligoneil, walking past shops
City hall, missing fleg, dissidents and smuggled fegs G8, Enniskillen, flying in more cops
UVF centenary, Rangers won division 3, Peter Punt, Bobby Sands, Long Krèche and Flegoland
Catholic churches, Famine song, masonry and petrol bombs Segregation, Shared space, Trouble at an interface
(chorus)
We didn’t start the riot
Ever since the Boyne we have walked Ardoyne
We didn’t start the riot
We will keep on going til our fleg is flowing
Sinn Fein, Maze shrines, DUP, Red Sky, Health cuts, Popes in Rome, Eddy’s closing granny’s home
Cavan, Donegal, Monaghan, forget them all, Dracula, Game Of Thrones, back to jail goes Michael Stone
No jobs, education, DLA, motivation Sash bash, Let’s go, Haven’t gone away you know
Ross Kemp, BBC, live at Twaddell, UTV, Frank Mitchell, Nolan show, Julian is tango’d
(chorus)
We didn’t start the riot
Ever since the Boyne we have walked Ardoyne
We didn’t start the riot
We will keep on going til our fleg is flowing
King Billy, ugly arch, famine songs at orange march, Mervyn, Nelson, Nigel gets knocked out
Rebel march in Castlederg, Labi Siffrie music heard, Ruth is lifted, who’s the tout, trolls on the web no doubt
Mr Tayto, Tandragee, down with democracy, Lamp post flags blowin away, what else do I have to say?
(chorus)
We didn’t start the riot
Ever since the Boyne we have walked Ardoyne
We didn’t start the riot
We will keep on going til our fleg is flowing
Paul Gasgoine, Henrik Larsson, Ulster needs another Carson, North Belfast, CARA, GARC, Lord mayor beat up in the park
Pounds, punts, Euro, painting over murals Help for heroes, people scamming, facebook pages always spamming
Weather watchers, live at 6, Alliance partys full of pricks, Dirty protests, hunger strike, we cant march where we like
Sammy Wilson in the buff, Paisley junior's acting tough, Troubles then a culture war, I can't take it anymore
(final chorus)
We didn’t start the riot
Ever since the Boyne we have walked Ardoyne
We didn’t start the riot But when we are gone,
it will carry on and on and on and on and on (ad nauseum)
Apportioning 'blame' is difficult; there are myriad social and economic factors that drive people to behave in this manner. But one 'organisation' has been particularly vocal in promoting, orchestrating and praising the so-called 'peaceful' protestors.
Stand up Willie Frazer and Jim Dowson's Protestant Coalition.
You must be very proud.
Surely it's time the PSNI had words with all involved.
Making us loyal loyalists look like dicks
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| Ruth Patterson: MIA |
We finally figured it out.
Basically they post some oul shite and Alice then shares it to individual timelines and on it goes.
So they are not real shares and actually it's spamming.
Facebook don't like spammers.
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| Protestant Coalition Spammers |
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| Witty, tongue in cheek, what about sexy Ian? |
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| John Wilson? |
It's all very interesting.
On a completely unrelated note, isn't it strange that the respective 'Chairmen' of The Protestant Coalition and the Ulster Protestant Voice are father and son?
http://www.belfastdaily.co.uk/2013/01/11/psni-on-standby-for-union-flag-operation-standstill-protests/
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| Ian McCrory (UPV) & Sam McCrory (Protestant Coalition) |
We'll try not to get 'rattled' again.
http://loyalistsagainstdemocracy.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/eavan-murray-is-lad-isnt-she.html
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| Loyalists Against Democracy - Rattled |
However there is something decidely dodgy going on here.
The so-called Protestant Coalition claim to be the most talked about 'political party' in Northern Ireland based on Facebook stats.
However, while we don't have access to their actual admin statistics a quick check on their 'likes' counter is very revealing:
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| Protestant Coalition Like Counter |
These shots prompt a few questions:
- Why is London the city where most of the people talking about the page are from
- Why the sudden surge in people talking about the page after July 17th 2013?
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| Protestant Coalition visible like statistics |
Would anyone like to hazard a guess as to what it may be?
Today some clown called David Dove Allen named Sunday World journalist Eavan Murray as an administrator on our Facebook pages(s) in a post regarding the so-called Protestant Coalition's ill-fated invasion of Facebook HQ in Dublin.
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| Protestant Coalition annoying Facebook in Dublin (Wee Willie Frazer, Bill (Bollocks) Hill) |
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| Accusation against Eavan Murray, Sunday World |
Mr. Wilson then went on to post another of Eavan's Tweets actually supporting L.A.D. and posting a link to this very blog.
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| John Wilson claims Eavan Murray is behind L.A.D. |
You may be wondering who the U.P.F. (or Ulster People's Forum) actually are and which 'people' they actually represent? The answer is fucking no-one. They are the grouping that was originally set up by Jamie Bryson and Willie Frazer at the height of the fleg protests (i.e. riots) and have largely disappeared into obscurity. A few off them subsequently buggered off to join ex-BNP man Jim Dowson's Protestant Coalition (notably Wee Willie and rentamouth Bill Hill).
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| Ulster People's Forum L-R Bill Hill, some woman, Jamie O'Bryson, Wee Willie Frazer, another bald man |
Amongst the things the UPF and PC have in common is that they have absolutely no political mandate and seem to think they are important because they can cause a bit of shit-stirring and hassle the odd Lord Mayor. The only newspaper that pays them any attention these days is the News Letter and we certainly wouldn't accuse the journalists who religiously print their badly written 'Press Releases' as being members.
As for the so-called 'phoney' statement they refer to; we have no idea what the fuck they are talking about. We've searched our file labelled 'bollocks' and can't find it.
It may surprise these minority shit stirrers that we are actually in contact with proper journalists. Perhaps Channel 4's Alex Thompson is also a L.A.D. administrator? (Alex even has the temerity to follow us, a dead giveaway).
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| Alex Thompson - witty fucker |
So Mr. Dove and Mr. Wilson we are happy to confirm that Eavan Murray is not L.A.D. She has never written anything for L.A.D. or contributed anything to L.A.D. I'm sure she wouldn't mind us saying that we do talk (you know dialogue that weird thing you guys don't understand) but then we talk to loads of people (including quite a few members of the flegging community who send us screen shits and think you lot are a bunch of tossers). In any case Eavan is a girl and you know girls can't join loyalist bands.
We have passed these screen shots onto Eavan who is actually volunteering in the Congo at the moment.
It'll be interesting to hear what she plans to do about your potentially libellous comments upon her return.
We find it funny as fuck that some people seem to think we are so important that they orchestrate campaigns to have us removed from Facebook. What are they frightened off?
The charming Wee Willie Frazer is the latest to try to ban us - and this guy has aspirations to be a serious politician.
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| Willie (Stalin) Frazer |
Anyway we say FUCK YOU WILLIE.
LAD is back already at https://www.facebook.com/loyalistsagainstdemokracy
(We'll tidy up the page later)
Our Twitter Feed is growing by the day: https://twitter.com/LADFLEG
and we have also launched our YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/SuperLADtube
We're going nowhere Willie. Get used to it and try to get a sense of humour.
No surrender!
WE are the people!
