IRA Sectarian Killers Against Racism

'Islamophobic' Banner Sparks 'Outrage' in Northern Ireland

Sinn Fein - the political front for a terror organisation which murdered hundreds of innocent men, women and children for the ‘crime’ of being Scots-Irish - has reinvented itself as a holier-than-thou, anti-racist paragon of virtue.

IRA/Sinn Fein’s Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA has slammed the erection of a ‘racist’ banner and has called for its immediate removal.

The blunt-message banner was put up in a children’s play park in the village of Moygashel near Dungannon earlier this week and is being treated as a ‘hate incident’ by the ultra-woke PSNI.

One side of the image shows a group of local families and children playing in a bright and colourful playpark, while the other side shows several men, said to represent Muslims, in a darkly coloured setting alongside a sign with the words “not welcome, not wanted, not here”.

Sinn Féin MLA and IRA apologist Colm Gildernew said there is “no place” in society for “racism”.

“It is the responsibility of all political representatives and community leaders to strongly condemn this banner and call for its immediate removal”, he said.

“This banner has clearly been erected to sow division in the community and target one part of the community.

“That it has been erected at a children’s play park is even more sinister.

“Those who erected this vile banner have nothing to offer our society.

“Sinn Féin will continue to stand up against hate and racism,” he added. Sinn Fein continues to take every opportunity to disparage and attack the identity and cultural heritage of the Scots-Irish Protestant community in Northern Ireland, who it wants either to subjugate against their wishes or to expel to England and Scotland.

PSNI Inspector Robert Jeffers said the matter is being treated by police as a hate incident.

“Enquiries are ongoing at this time, and we are engaging with local partners in relation to the banner,” he added.

A picture of the display has been shared online, with an accompanying message posted on a Moygashel Bonfire Association social media page reading: “Call us racist, call us ‘far right’. Your labels carry no weight here.

“Protecting our women and children is a fundamental duty that overrides any political label, insult or smear designed to silence honest concern.

“We will never apologise for putting our women and children’s lives and well-being ahead of your political correctness.

“Our stance is non-negotiable.”

If this banner had appeared on the mainland it would, of course, have been taken down by the council now, as have hundreds of thousands of St. George Cross and Union Flags. The stronger and more unified community spirit in places such as Moygashel makes such attacks on much-loved symbols much harder and less likely in Northern Ireland.

The loyalist communities of Protestant Ulster are among the least party political in the whole of the United Kingdom. They are already a minority in their own country (and even more so in Dungannon and other parts of Co. Tyrone). But they are organised, confident and united. So they’ll put up flags, play their music, and protect their women and children - and nothing IRA/Sinn Fein, the liberal press or the House of Treason in Westminster can say or do will ever change that.

PS I also support the efforts by Irish patriots to protect their communities from the threats posed by the immigration flood imposed on them by the traitors running Ireland.

The ‘British’ elite looted England even before, and more thoroughly, than they looted Ireland, and I’ve always supported the right of the Irish to independence and freedom. But that doesn’t give the abortion and immigration fanatics of Sinn Fein the right to oppress or to dictate to the Prods - from whom we on the mainland have so much to learn.