13 May 2013 11:04:20 this is not a conspiracy just a bit of info if y… · #8974

That might explain why I've seen a number of 'riot police' style white Land Rovers, the type that were used in Belfast, being driven along Queens drive during the last few weeks.

I think tanks are needed around Newsham park permanently as the surrounding area is like a war zone.
Scouse_Pride

Yeah tuebrook is rough as toast.

The white land-rovers 'ice-cream vans' as they were known, have only came into effect in the early 2000's. The motorised vehicles the British/ Ulster police force used to use were a dull grey land-rover. a proper symbol of tyranny and exploitation! persons used to 'break and enter' peoples homes. If a so called 'hood' or 'thief' was to enter a house without permission, they would have been arrested and charged accordingly (or knee-capped). However, when the Crown forces (RUC, UDR, MI5) decided that any single person was a threat to homeland security, they would smash down their doors, awakening little children from their beds, abusing elderly people, and basically enforcing martial law. It was viewed as an act of law, or order.

I have put picture of the military vehicles used on the movie on the conspiracy pictures plus there is a picture of a newspaper cutting from belfast, I think it has something to do with movie but will find out later.

Boozy
Lets keep a balanced view here. For every symbol of "tyranny" I'll give you an IRA/INLA atrocity. What about a boy being murdered because he took the bullet intended for his Policeman father or a bus load of young soldiers blown to bits by those amazing heroes. Both sides have a lot to answer for and neither can walk away feeling proud of certain things that they did along the road. However maybe if we tried to bury the hatred we could move on and realise that the true enemy is hiding in plain sight right in front of our noses, playing us like fools.

I never praised the IRA or mentioned any paramilitary group. Yes, what happened during the troubles was atrocious, things both sides done were heinous to say the least. However, I stand by what I say about the crown and it's forces. Both Catholic and Protestant people have the right to live peacefully on this little island, but the Government and it's band of merry-men kept the hatred boiling over nicely.
The RUC and UDR were basically terrorists in uniform by day, and actual terrorists by night. The amount of collusion that went on, was truly atrocious. Solicitors murdered, innocent men murdered, all under the watchful eye of the very people who were supposed to uphold the law.

No name for every bus load of soldiers there were also innocent civilians from both communities who lost their lives without ever willingly participating in the troubles.

Every single life lost in the troubles was a tragedy that caused unbearable heartbreak, so please don't treat it like some kind of schoolyard pissing contest.

There was nothing inaccurate or controversial in what boozy82 said. He was just stating fact, and making a wider comment about martial law. He also had the decency to identify himself.

Ryan.

Have to agree with boozy and ryan when you have a british government who does not care about the people and you have militant radicals from both side of the irish border then one thing is guaranteed, the innocent get caught in the crossfire.

There is an easy solution to problems like those in Ireland :-
Don't invade other peoples countries. Simples

MrTrotskysGhost