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[morqthana]

Due to the attitude towards me from the outset @morqthana is the enemy of myself and of my country (of whose land he had tried to lay claim).

I'm not trying to lay claim to anything, or anywhere.

And your country is the United Kingdom, unless this:

is another of your falsehoods.

But in any event - what does it have to do with your false claim that several people have been imprisoned in Ireland for doing their own electrical work, your false claim to have provided proof of that before, and you calling me a clown for pointing these falsehoods out?

 

[SUNRAY]

Due to the attitude towards me from the outset @morqthana is the enemy of myself and of my country (of whose land he had tried to lay claim).

I'm really not sure what you are trying to say, nowhere do I see morqthana staking a claim to Northern Ireland (Not technically a country in it's own right) Nor to Ireland as a whole.
I know there is a chequered history but if I remember some of my school history lessons correctly the Kingdom of Ireland was established around 1000 years ago by (or under) one of the English King Henry's.
Around 200 years ago under an ?act of union?; the Kingdom of Britain and the Kingdom of Ireland became 'The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland' (I assume the wholem title still remains). At the same time the Cross of St Patrick was added to the union Flag which already incorporated St's George, David amd Andrew.

I know there have been a number of Acts and Agreements since but I haven't the 'in head' information to add here without research.
Again If I recall correctly; the name of Derry never existed prior the name Londonderry which was the name given during the union, so I wonder why your single handed campaign claiming you are in ROI doesn't go as far as reclaiming a 200 year old name or to go back to Scottish incursions.

All of the above is from school time memory of >50years so please excuse any errors of which I'm more than happy to be corrected.

 

[Risteard]

I'm really not sure what you are trying to say, nowhere do I see morqthana staking a claim to Northern Ireland (Not technically a country in it's own right)

My country is Ireland. I have never recognised any partition statelet. You are also incorrect that the name Derry never existed. It absolutely did. There was Doire Colmcille and before that Doire Calgach. (It is one of the oldest cities in Ireland.) Now it is simply Doire (or Derry in the English language). At the time of the Plantation the English added the ridiculous prefix to it.

It is absolutely not open to debate that it is in Ireland, regardless whether one wishes to hold a (midguided) Unionist position or not. His belligerence shall never go unanswered. I shall never roll over.

I can like and respect people of differing views, but I demand the same in return.

If you were actually referring to the County of Derry then this was originally the County of Coleraine.

 

[pete01]

My country is Ireland. I have never recognised any partition statelet. You are also incorrect that the name Derry never existed. It absolutely did. There was Doire Colmcille and before that Doire Calgach. (It is one of the oldest cities in Ireland.) Now it is simply Doire (or Derry in the English language). At the time of the Plantation the English added the ridiculous prefix to it.

It is absolutely not open to debate that it is in Ireland, regardless whether one wishes to hold a (midguided) Unionist position or not. His belligerence shall never go unanswered. I shall never roll over.

I can like and respect people of differing views, but I demand the same in return.

If you were actually referring to the County of Derry then this was originally the County of Coleraine.

Do they play this in the pubs?

 

[Risteard]

Do they play this in the pubs?

Depends whether you're a Phil Coulter fan or not, but yes plenty play it.

 

[pete01]

Depends whether you're a Phil Coulter fan or not, but yes plenty play it.

Great song though isn't it

 

[Risteard]

Great song though isn't it

Plenty like it, and in fairness it's not bad if not slightly overplayed.

 

[pete01]

Plenty like it, and in fairness it's not bad if not slightly overplayed.

Sorry for the thread interruption

 

[SUNRAY]

My country is Ireland. I have never recognised any partition statelet.

You are also incorrect that the name Derry never existed. It absolutely did. There was Doire Colmcille and before that Doire Calgach. (It is one of the oldest cities in Ireland.) Now it is simply Doire (or Derry in the English language). At the time of the Plantation the English added the ridiculous prefix to it.

Is that not what I said? If you are so anti British; why are you proud to list your location undewr an English name.

It is absolutely not open to debate that it is in Ireland, regardless whether one wishes to hold a (midguided) Unionist position or not. His belligerence shall never go unanswered. I shall never roll over.

You can hold whatever opinion you desire but regardless of your misguided opinions you are still giving your location using a british name and it is in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

I can like and respect people of differing views, but I demand the same in return.

You can but it appears you don't

If you were actually referring to the County of Derry then this was originally the County of Coleraine.

Indeed yes and that is probably the most accurate thing you have posted.

 

[Risteard]

Is that not what I said? If you are so anti British; why are you proud to list your location undewr an English name.

You can hold whatever opinion you desire but regardless of your misguided opinions you are still giving your location using a british name and it is in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

You can but it appears you don't

Indeed yes and that is probably the most accurate thing you have posted.

I presumed that this was an English language forum.

 

[SUNRAY]

If you insist you are not in the UKoGBaNI:-

 

[morqthana]

My country is Ireland.

You may well be an Irish national, a citizen of the Republic of Ireland, I wouldn't know.

You may well live there, and commute to work in Derry, I wouldn't know.

But your location you give here is Derry, which is not in the RoI, it is in the UK, and has been for hundreds of years.

I have never recognised any partition statelet.

The thing about countries, nations, sovereign states, borders, etc, is that they do not need your "recognition" to be real, and thinking that you can change reality by refusing to recognise it is lunacy.

If anything, it is the RoI which is the "partition statelet" created by the process which you think you can pretend never happened, as it was carved out of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

It is absolutely not open to debate that it is in Ireland,

It is not open to debate that geographically it is in the island of Ireland.

Nor is it open to debate that politically it is in the RoI, in the sense that there is no debate to be had - it just isn't. But I suspect that's not what you mean.

regardless whether one wishes to hold a (midguided) Unionist position or not.

The only "position" of mine of which you can be certain is that I believe in truth and reality. It would seem that you consider such beliefs to be misguided.

His belligerence shall never go unanswered. I shall never roll over.

I can like and respect people of differing views, but I demand the same in return.

If you were actually referring to the County of Derry then this was originally the County of Coleraine.

"Belligerence". "Respect".

This from a man who calls people clowns and liars for believing in and pointing out the truth.

This from a man who refuses to recognise treaties, and agreements between sovereign states, and legality.

This from a man who lays claim to the territory of one sovereign state on behalf of another and then accuses those who simply express a belief in the rule of law, and who state the legal reality of internationally recognised borders and sovereignty, of being the ones laying claim to something which is not theirs.

This from a man who calls the flag of the UK the "Butchers Apron".

 

[morqthana]

I presumed that this was an English language forum.

Well it's certainly not a truth one, is it.

At least where you're concerned.

 

[Risteard]

If anything, it is the RoI which is the "partition statelet" created by the process which you think you can pretend never happened, as it was carved out of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

Did it ever dawn on you that there might be more than one partition statelet in Ireland?

 

[morqthana]

Did it ever dawn on you that there might be more than one partition statelet in Ireland?

It wasn't until you brought it up that I even considered that there was even one.

But no - I view the RoI as a fully fledged sovereign state with internationally recognised borders.