I think this post would get the award for "Most Biased Report from a Loyalist". Move on, nothing to read here.

Which part are you disputing, IiA?

The real anti-republican bias is really coming to the fore now esp thro the de Rossa types in the South - who having failed the disenfranchised cannot stand the fact that it is SF that are the fastest growing political force on this iisland (and the third biggest political party).

Does Micheal believe that the final act of putting arms beyond use has put the Republican Movement in a stronger or weaker position? I would love to hear his views on this.

interesting. It seems that while tolerated and their on-going criminality and gangsterism given a nudge and wink in both Westminster and Dublin, our political masters in gravy train land don't feel the same desire to afford these wonderful people of their valuable time! Hell almost makes this eurosceptic want to say vive L'UE !

Well written Michael.

Its interesting to see that our continental friends have not been blinded with green tinted glasses as our friends across the pond usually are.

It will also be amusing to see who Martin gets to meet in the US!

Michael

Bet there are more people there than at a meeting of the Ulster Unionist Parliamentary Party!

Harboy......rib tickling stuff.

Will need to remember that one for future reference, when the tide turns!

Does Micheal Shilladay & co really think that the situation is going to stay that way permanently. The unionists should start thinking about what the political landscape is going to look like in 10-20 yrs not 10-20 weeks