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DUP GROVEL TO THE JEWS

What a grovelling speech, we'll bet ambassador whatever-he's-called (strangely no mention of the ambassador's name at all in
the article below, as though that doesn't matter, he's Israeli, time to get your tongue brown) was cringing when he heard this embarrassing bullshit.

We don't know why Ulster Unionists go out of their way to lick the arses of these Zionist terrorists and their bandit state of 'Israel'. Republicans can always say that the Jews have occupied Palestine and the British have occupied Ulster when the Unionists do this.
The Jews have plenty of money though, Palestinians do not.

Anyway, this was the Israeli ambassador for the IRISH REPUBLIC, not the UK. Does the DUP now see an ambassador to Eire
as being an ambassador to Ulster as well? Judging by the DUP's pandering to Sinn Fein over the last few years, they
probably do!

Moutray in Dublin speech on importance of Israel security

www.dup.org.uk/articles.asp?ArticleNewsID=2401

Upper Bann DUP MLA Stephen Moutray has used the occasion of a farewell evening for the Israeli Ambassador to the Republic of Ireland to call for the international community to place Israel’s security at the heart of every effort to achieve greater stability in the Middle East. Speaking at the farewell night in Dublin, Stephen Moutray said:

    “The establishment of the modern Israeli state was a political miracle. In the decades ever since then it has frequently been vilified and attacked politically, militarily and by terrorists – yet the resilience, and determination of the Israeli people stands as an example to the rest of the world. Today it remains the only fully functioning democracy in the Middle East.

    The people of Northern Ireland have much in common with the people of Israel. For many decades we too were subjected to a vicious terrorist campaign. We too knew what it was like to have men, women and children fall prey to cold-blooded terrorists. We too refused to be intimidated by such terrorism.

    People need to face up to a simple yet profound fact. Any long term political arrangement for the Middle East must involve a guarantee for the security and future of Israel and the safety of her people. There are still people who have not been able to come to terms with that – whether it is the Iranian regime or representatives of Hamas or other organisations.

    There is a duty placed upon the international community to help bring the slower moving elements of the Middle East to that acceptance of that reality.”