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>NIFC 'The Twelfth' Statement >www.irishfreedom.net > >The Day of Fire and Hate > >For centuries those two words (the twelfth) were >enough to terrify nationalists and Catholics alike in >British occupied north East Ireland. > > The Twelfth of July is the day that the fundamentally >sectarian Orange Order (1789) has engaged in orgies of >triumphalist marches and massive hate bonfires in full >view of the public and with the acquiescence of the >British government. Their only known heir, The >American KKK, have left their mark on history and >have also adopted fire and flames as its favorite >weapon of terror > > The main reason for marching has always been to >re-enforce the regimen of terror and to flaunt the >symbols of Orange Triumphalism. The routes chosen to >march are deliberately routed through nationalist >areas even when the residents have openly opposed what >they consider to be sectarian marches. > > While many nationalist communities and enclaves in >British occupied Ireland can relate horror stories >after Twelfth parades, very few politicians have >called for their termination. In fact former >Republicans who now serve British interests in Ireland >appear to be making underhanded arrangements to force >some particularly contentious Orange parades into >areas where they are not and never have been welcome. > >These former pseudo republicans politicians, including >Gerry Adams, who dismissed the non-sectarian and >Irish authored the Eire Nua federal policy at the 1983 >Sinn Fein Ard Fheis ‘a sop to the Loyalist’ now feel >obliged to grovel to the sectarian divisions that the >British created and maintained through the ‘1998 peace >arrangement ‘. > >WWW.IRISHFREEDOM.NET

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