Low D wrote:Christian AND other religious bigotry against the community, masquerading as "religious freedom" in acts like Prop 8.

johnfoyle wrote:I recently found a unlabeled cassette I have of most of a radio show from 1986 that features Terry. He talks about having just filmed Straight To Hell so it must be from '86. The Fanning Sessions site , dedicated to posting recordings from 1980s/90s Irish radio, have added the recording.
https://fanningsessions.wordpress.com/2 ... orchestra/
Low D wrote:
Irish guitarist Henry McCullough, 72, after a long illness.
firehazard wrote: Shot and stabbed while going about constituency work, by a man who appears to have links to neo-Nazi organisations. The first member of the British Parliament to have been murdered for more than 25 years.
firehazard wrote:There's a disturbingly poisonous atmosphere in UK politics at present, fuelled by a rampantly right-wing media. Dangerous times.
Low D wrote:firehazard wrote: Shot and stabbed while going about constituency work, by a man who appears to have links to neo-Nazi organisations. The first member of the British Parliament to have been murdered for more than 25 years.
One wonders if he'll be referred to as a "terrorist". Were he Muslim or, say, Irish, I can only imagine we'd hear that word being thrown around alot already.
firehazard wrote:Low D wrote:firehazard wrote: Shot and stabbed while going about constituency work, by a man who appears to have links to neo-Nazi organisations. The first member of the British Parliament to have been murdered for more than 25 years.
One wonders if he'll be referred to as a "terrorist". Were he Muslim or, say, Irish, I can only imagine we'd hear that word being thrown around alot already.
On his first court appearance, the middle-aged white British suspect gave his name as "Death to traitors. Freedom for Britain". The right-wing media focused on his mental health. Wonder what the focus would've been if he'd been a Muslim, or of a different ethnic origin?
Mike from Boston wrote:firehazard wrote:Low D wrote:One wonders if he'll be referred to as a "terrorist". Were he Muslim or, say, Irish, I can only imagine we'd hear that word being thrown around alot already.
On his first court appearance, the middle-aged white British suspect gave his name as "Death to traitors. Freedom for Britain". The right-wing media focused on his mental health. Wonder what the focus would've been if he'd been a Muslim, or of a different ethnic origin?
Here in the US, he was referred to as a "Neo-Nazi".
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