LABOUR 'NOT UNIONIST'

Two members of Labour's Socialist Campaign Group have hit out at Keir Starmer after he said he would back Northern Ireland's status within the United Kingdom in any future Irish border poll.  Starmer visited Belfast and Londonderry at the weekend and was asked about his position in an interview with BBC Northern Ireland: "I personally, as leader of the Labour Party, believe in the United Kingdom strongly, and would want to make the case for a United Kingdom strongly and will be doing that".  Starmer added that he would make the case for the Union regardless of whether the question was Irish unification, Scottish independence or Welsh independence.

The member for Brighton Kemptown clearly took exception to Starmer's position and declared that Labour were 'not Unionists'.  Lloyd Russell-Moyle pointed out that Labour is aligned with the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) who have always campaigned for Irish unification.  Diane Abbott agreed as she retweeted her comrade.

There are a couple of issues with what these far left buffoons had to say about the SDLP.  Firstly, the SDLP is not a Republican party, they are Irish nationalists (albeit simultaneously socialists like the SNP and Plaid Cymru).  The main Republican party in Northern Ireland is Sinn Fein, a party whose luminaries Diane Abbott has enjoyed the company of for many years.  Photographs of Abbott cosying up to Martin McGuinness, Gerry Adams and his successor Mary Lou McDonald are easy to come by, while photographs of her alongside members of Labour's actual 'sister party' less so.  By referring to the SDLP as Republicans, Abbott and Russell-Wotsit bely their true loyalties - to the murderers and terrorists of Sinn Fein/IRA.

Abbott pictured at an Easter Rising commemoration in 2016 with Sinn Fein
leader Mary Lou McDonald and Sinn Fein activist Jayne Fisher

Secondly, we can also take issue with Lloyd's assertion that he 'takes a lead from the SDLP and the people of Northern Ireland'.  If he took his lead from the people of Northern Ireland then he would be a Unionist.  In the 2017 assembly elections, the SDLP returned just 12 MLAs to the Northern Ireland Assembly from a total of 90 members.  It currently has just two MPs at Westminster from a total of 18 Northern Ireland constituencies.  That's not exactly a persuasive lead.

ENEMY OF MY ENEMY

Sinn Fein leaders O'Nell and McDonald, pictured at Westminster with
Labour's Jeremy Corbyn and Tony Lloyd

Sinn Fein refuse to take their seats in Parliament, but they are still trying to influence the Brexit process by linking up with Brexit blocking mainland parties.  The Marxists continue to maintain close links with Corbyn's Labour, but also the separatist parties in Scotland and Wales.  It's only natural for such alliances to blossom as both Plaid and the SNP also look to undermine the British state and ultimately break it up.  'The enemy of my enemy is my friend' is a very appropriate term, but these parties share so much more.

The SNP, Plaid, Sinn Fein and Labour are all situated on the left and in the case of the so-called 'nationalist' parties they all vehemently oppose Brexit.  This is particularly distasteful in the case of Plaid, in that Wales voted Leave, but it also further illustrates the falsehood that these are nationalist parties.  Advocating independence for the home nations, but within the European Union, is a laughably absurd policy.  There is no independence for any member state of the EU, only submission, diktat and slavery.

Sinn Fein, Plaid and the SNP also share outlandish policies in their attitudes to multi-culturalism and mass immigration.  Despite appealing to actual nationalist tendencies by espousing the preservation of cultural identity, they all support mass immigration to the point of Labour-style open borders.  Open for all that is, except for those nasty English.  The hypocrisy is staggering.  A migrant who has settled in Wales, having at least some basic knowledge of the English language, is even less likely to learn Welsh than an English person who has relocated to Wales - and yet Plaid, the so-called 'Party of Wales', promote freedom of movement.

These are not nationalists.  These are leftists appealing to nationalist sentiment, but whose agenda is to deliver a new state trapped inside the EU while the national, cultural and ethnic integrity of said state goes down the pan in favour of mass migration and submission to a foreign power (the European Union).  The only way to protect the cultural identity of Scotland and Wales is to maintain our United Kingdom, free and independent of Brussels.  The EU is not your friend, or your saviour.  Neither is Sinn Fein.

Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald addressed Plaid Cymru's conference yesterday

FRIENDS REUNITED

The funeral of IRA murder victim Lyra McKee is currently taking place in Belfast.  Theresa May is sitting alongside the Irish Taoiseach, while Jeremy Corbyn is sat next to Sinn Fein leaders, naturally.  He is accompanied by the veteran Rochdale MP Tony Lloyd.

Sinn Fein Deputy Leader Michelle O'Neill chats to Tony Lloyd and Jeremy Corbyn

Sinn Fein's current leader Mary Lou McDonald greets the Labour delegation

McDonald talks discreetly to Corbyn before resuming her seat next to Arlene Foster

LITTLE OWEN SINN FEIN LOVE-IN

Little Owen has been following in the treacherous footsteps of Corbyn, Abbott and McDonnell for years by pathetically pandering to Irish Republicans.  He makes no secret of the fact he wants to betray our people in Northern Ireland by forcing them out of the United Kingdom.  On Friday he interviewed Sinn Fein' leader - the odious Mary Lou McDonald - not for the first time mind.  It's painful to watch, what a stain on our nation.

Here's why Sinn Féin will never take their seats in parliament, according to their leader @MaryLouMcDonald pic.twitter.com/rtQvorG5fx

— The Guardian (@guardian) 12 April 2019

Meanwhile, here's Mary Lou McDonald celebrating St Patrick's Day in New York last month.  We changed the word "England" to something else to expose the utter hypocrisy of the left.