Want to quote the post in which I attempt to justify the massacre in any way shape of form?
There you go trying to "justify" this massacre again, despicable:
were a reprisal for the assassination of 14 British Intelligence officers, known as the Cairo Gang, by Michael Collins's 'squad' earlier that day."
I've found out no such thing
No surprise there as you lack knowledge about Ireland, of course you could have followed the links I provided but hell why back down when it is so obvious you know nothing.
1) Machine guns were not used to shoot anybody.
I never said they were, I said a machine gun was used.
2) Armoured cars were not used to shoot anybody.
Again I never said they were, I said it was used outside the grounds.
3) British Troops did not shoot anybody.
Yes they did, just because you have not got a clue what you are talking about is not a defence.
I suppose the Republic of Ireland is still part of Britain today because Ireland and Britain are known geographically as the "British Isles"?
5) Yer man Neil Jordan is a lying little fuckker.
I've found out no such thing (other than point 5).
Changing your argument shows your lack of knowledge.
6) The point that yer man Neil Jordan is a lying little fuckker is the one which I was originally making.
It is you who are the lying fuckker as this is a well documented case but you can't face that your too stubborn to admit when you are wrong.
Hollywood's racist lies about Britain and the British,
No comment no? for such a smart arse, know it all, you have problems verbalising your hair-brained views that you so willingly fall into and defend against irrifutable evidence.
British forces opened fire on the crowd at a Gaelic football
the Black and Tans took revenge the same afternoon, attacking spectators
Encyclopedia Britannica
British forces opened fire on the crowd at a Gaelic football match in Croke Park, killing fourteen Irish civilians.
Leading British politicians and the King made no secret of their horror at the behaviour of forces of the Crown. The mass murder of men, women and children, both spectators and football players, made international headlines, damaging British credibility. A combination of the loss of the Cairo Gang, which devastated British Intelligence in Ireland, and the public relations disaster that was 'Bloody Sunday', severely damaged the cause of British rule in Ireland and increased support for the republican ministry under Eamon de Valera.
in the afternoon Black and Tan troops opened fire on a Gaelic football crowd at Croke Park,
The Black and Tans (Irish: Dúchrónaigh) was one of two newly recruited bodies, composed largely of World War I veterans, employed by the Royal Irish Constabulary from 1920 to 1921 to suppress revolution in Ireland.
Wiki
I could go on all day and these are just the top sites from google.
You are wrong Harry.
