Cultural Warfare In Ireland

Member of the Orange Order fought with the police because they did not let them march down a road that bordered a Catholic neighborhood. Marilyn’s mother threatened to call the police and have me arrested if I tried to see Marilyn again, because I failed to go down and get saved at four Billy Graham Crusades this mother bid me to attend. If I had told Rosemary Rosamond Presco this, she would have tried to kill Marilyn’s mother. I was raised Catholic. This was the sin I had to be cleansed of.

Marie wanted me to believe in the End Time so her daughter would be saved when the returning Jesus destroys most of the world’s sinners for being too sexy. Catholics do not believe in the Tribulation and the Killer Jesus From Outer Space!

Jon

More than 30 police officers have been injured and 11 arrested in Northern Ireland capital city of Belfast after loyalists protested against the ban on the Orange parade passing the republican Ardoyne area.

Protesters, holding British flags and wearing orange sashes, had thrown petrol bombs, bricks, and fireworks at police, which left 32 police officers injured and Unionist MP Nigel Dodds in hospital.

Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Chief Constable Matt Baggott condemned loyalists for making the trouble and described the violence as both “shameful and disgraceful”.

Moreover he said extra police officers, reportedly 400, were being called over from Britain to support PSNI in case of further violence.

Northern Ireland Secretary of State Theresa Villiers also condemned the Friday night clashes, saying there were no justifications for what has happened.

”I utterly condemn the rioting that took place in Belfast last night. It is right that the Orange Order has suspended its protests. I would now appeal to the Order to call them off completely,” Villiers said.

According to reports, the violence erupted as loyalists paraded on Friday to mark the 1690 victory at the Battle of the Boyne by Protestant Prince William of Orange over Catholic King James of England.