what they did to the Irish. My family’s roots all being in Belfast I guess has something to do with it.
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Replies to: "Ireland has always been Britain’s blind spot. In many ways I am an Anglophile, but can never forgive"
- Just finished the Say Nothing tv series. - AlbanyIRISH - 9:13pm 11/21/24
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- I love you Albany but - hipND - 11:21pm 11/21/24
- Halfway through. Loved the book. - conorlarkin - 10:07pm 11/21/24
- The book was great. My epiphany on the Provos came when they blew up that British Army band. - Frank L - 9:31am 11/22/24
- . [NT] - Frank L - 4:53pm 11/22/24
- The British brought it upon themselves. Their cruelty has always been apparent. - conorlarkin - 10:08am 11/22/24
- Ireland has always been Britain’s blind spot. In many ways I am an Anglophile, but can never forgive - Frank L - 11:01am 11/22/24
- I've visited relatives in Tyrone and County Down many times, both before an after the GFA and I - TyroneIrish - 4:12pm 11/22/24
- As the book shows the Provos ruled by fear much as the Brits and the Orangemen did. Saying nothing - Frank L - 4:53pm 11/22/24
- I've visited relatives in Tyrone and County Down many times, both before an after the GFA and I - TyroneIrish - 4:12pm 11/22/24
- Ireland has always been Britain’s blind spot. In many ways I am an Anglophile, but can never forgive - Frank L - 11:01am 11/22/24
- The book was great. My epiphany on the Provos came when they blew up that British Army band. - Frank L - 9:31am 11/22/24
- You were supposed to say nothing. [NT] - BaronVonZemo - 9:35pm 11/21/24