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18/01/2008 19:13:56
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John from Doagh,

18/01/2008 19:14:55
Why are Unionists surprised by this?Sein Fein hate British culture and are just showing their true colours.Can a leopard change its spots?
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18/01/2008 19:55:13
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19/01/2008 20:44:26
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rebel-og,

21/01/2008 16:41:55
Whatever happened to freedom of speech? I asked a fair question; If it had been Germans invaded and occupied Ireland would they be offended by the removal of German memorabilia?
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england 21/01/2008 20:32:41
I read this article in the Times last week and was not surprised at the attitude of the Sinn Fein councillors towards the removal of "unionist loyalist items in limavady council offices. If this is the case perhaps councillor Brollly would consider removing that republican memorial in Dungiven just down from the church of ireland in main street. That is regarded as offensive to the very few protestants that now live in the town . I think i know what the answer is . Just typical of the biased views held by Sinn Fein IRA.
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