A Response to the Thai President on Billy Bright.
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by Brian Boru
Albert Neurath, it is Billy Bright who is guilty of intolerance and bigotry, not the members of the British People's Communist Party.
You describe the situation inside the United Kingdom as close to Stalin's USSR.
This is simply not the case, as the supposed "persecution" is not persecution at all, it is heated and justified criticism of Billy Bright's policies and character.
While the charge of traitor is unjustified, the charges of bigot and racist are thoroughly and completely justified. This has nothing to do with the fact that Billy Bright disagrees with them, I disagree with them and I am not called a racist or a bigot. It is absolutely to do with his politics and character.
Billy Bright is a self-proclaimed member of the British Nationalist Party in reality, a party that wishes to deport all foreigners, wishes to ethnically cleanse the UK, end "segregation" in Ireland by reinvading and a number of other racist policies. He is also a supporter of the unionist terrorist organisation the Ulster Defence Association. The RL British Government itself defines the UDA as a terrorist group.
You speak about free speech as if Billy Bright has a complete pass to say what he wants without being criticised for his views. You are a complete hypocrite for thinking so. We have every right to criticise him, and we are in no way censoring him for doing so.
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Excellent article sir, voted!
How dare you advocate free speech? We Fascists will have none of it soon enough, here's to Billy Bright o/
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GW brian
I voted this so hard
Voted! brillianto
Brian Boru, it is you who created eIRA if I remember it correctly? And please stop spreading your dirty lies, UDA is not a terrorist organization and you know it. You only hate it cause it kicked some terrorist IRA arses in RL.
UDA is an anti-terrorist citizens organizations thats sole goal is to defend people of Ulster from terrorists.
The UDA is a recognised terrorist organisation by the British Government's own people. To be honest, the British government have more authority on defining what a terrorist group within their own borders is compared with you.
The UDA didn't kick IRA arses, the SAS couldn't even do that.
That's why there was a military stalemate.
Again, I didn't create the eIRA, that was a guy called irish_rebel, I merely united it with another organisation called the IRB, and changed the name to the Irish Volunteer Force out of respect for people who died in the Troubles.
I support the UDA but Billy Bright is an absolute tool.
The RL UDA does not cooperate with the BNP. They are very much opposed to them.
There is a fine line between criticism and slander, Mr. Boru. While I would not say you've crossed that boundary at all, I would say that many of your compatriots have. Calling someone a racist or bigot without proof, and the much-hyped "proof" only proves that Billy Bright dislikes Hassan Pesaran to the point of "accidentally" calling him the name of a dictator, is slander. There would not be charges of racism if he called President Pesaran "Adolf Hitler" instead; that would be instantly construed as political mudslinging.
Also, please, let's leave Northern Irish politics out of this. All that's going to do is make this issue that more potent.
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"Also, please, let's leave Northern Irish politics out of this. All that's going to do is make this issue that more potent. "
He's the one who brought Northern Irish politics in, a guy from Colchester who has feck all idea about it. Compared with me, who was born and raised in Belfast.
However, the UDA is the smaller of my concerns. His BNP support is where my real concern is.
@ Brian:
I agree with you on that you would naturally be more experienced in Northern Irish politics. However, Northern Ireland is still a bone of contention amongst certain members of society, and I'm sure neither of us wishes this excellent debate to degenerate into a mudslinging battle of "IRA FTW!!!", or "UVF rulezzzz!!!"