{"id":1311,"date":"2013-01-17T08:23:49","date_gmt":"2013-01-17T08:23:49","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.longkeshinsideout.co.uk\/?p=1311"},"modified":"2013-01-17T08:24:29","modified_gmt":"2013-01-17T08:24:29","slug":"liars-and-memories","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.longkeshinsideout.co.uk\/?p=1311","title":{"rendered":"LIARS..and…MEMORIES…"},"content":{"rendered":"

THE BELFAST TELEGRAPH NEEDS TO REMEMBER THAT A GOOD LIAR ALSO NEEDS A GOOD MEMORY.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Princess Victoria sank on the 31st<\/sup> January 1953, one hundred and thirty three lives were lost, including a relative of mine.\u00a0 In their 3rd<\/sup> of January 2013 edition, the Belfast Telegraph has totally dishonoured the memory of these lost souls and desecrated their 60th<\/sup> anniversary, by publishing a sensationalised and totally fictional picture of the Princess Victoria supposedly sinking, as a lifeboat pulled away from it. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0Printed with the fictionally described picture is the caption, \u201c A\u00a0 LIFEBOAT PULLS AWAY FROM THE PRINCESS VICTORIA\u201d.\u00a0 If the intellectual academic idiot, who authorised the printing and wording of this fraudulent article had bothered to look at the picture, they should have immediately realised that the ship in the picture, \u00a0was not sinking, was not a passenger ferry, had its lifeboats still firmly secured on the deck and was obviously not the Princess Victoria. \u00a0The ship in the picture was in fact, one of the rescue vessels, but then again, when did the Belfast Telegraph ever let the truth hinder sensationalism?<\/p>\n

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Then, in their article concerning the first Friday night protest by the peaceful defenders of the National Standard of Northern Ireland, the Belfast Telegraph states that there were in the region of about 80 different \u00a0protests held, throughout Northern Ireland. They then named a number of the protests, with varying estimates of between 100 and 300 people at each protest.\u00a0 They then printed the totally fictional and ridiculous claim that, 1500 people had held the whole country to ransom.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 \u00a0Again the academic intellectual idiot who authorised this fictional head count, obviously couldn\u2019t have needed to obtain anymore than a \u201cZ\u201d Star in mathematics, \u00a0to obtain employment with the Belfast Telegraph.<\/p>\n

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Then in their Thursday January the 10th<\/sup> edition, the Belfast Telegraph finally solves the problem of the National Standard protest, by whittling all the blame down to one man, with their exclusive banner headline. CITY AT MERCY OF UVF BOSS. The Belfast Telegraph are alleging that a sinister UVF boss who they refer to as \u201cTHE BEAST FROM THE EAST,\u201d Is holding the City to ransom. The Telegraphs totally bizarre and fictional headline is based on their strange notion, that because the alleged UVF leader is taking no part in the protests, it is therefore his fault that the protests are continuing. (Sounds like Brian Rowan logic to me.)<\/p>\n

Then of course, not to be out done by his supposedly academic colleagues, the parasitic Brian Rowan raises his unmistakable head above the parapet again, ( for monetary reward as usual.)\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 This time the notorious sucker of Loyalist blood, produces from his amazing magic hat, another two of his famous high ranking mythical secret informants, ( Mythical touts, ) to inform us all that, it is in fact 2 mythical UVF junior officers who are directing the street violence. Rowan then goes on to allege that the whole country is in fact being held to ransom by a total of 20 people.<\/p>\n

It appears to me that ever since the parasitic Rowan, has lost the ear of Davy Ervine and Gusty Spence, he has been running around in circles like a rancid dog, with an \u00a0overflowing bladder, looking for a lamppost.<\/p>\n

The problem with Brain Rowan is that ,he is nearly always looking for a UVF OR\u00a0 RHC lamppost.<\/p>\n

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I would suggest to the Belfast Telegraph that, as well as a good memory a \u00a0good liar also needs to be able to count, because we the people who the Belfast Telegraphs self- righteous numerator Edd Curran would probably describe, as the lowest common denominator, may be poorly educated, but we are not bloody stupid.<\/p>\n

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Charlie Freel.<\/p>\n

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