The Enniskillen Boycott. " I don't see many Catholic faces around here. I'll leave that article with you. If we're not good enough to work here, we're not good enough to shop here."

 In November 1992 I moved to Enniskillen,a social worker of rare integrity had advised me to "sign on the homeless list of the NIHE",and I was allocated a house according to my preference in a (religiously) 'mixed area' i.e. public housing provision accomodation,a small but adequate two-bedroom bungalow.

The house was the subject of sectarian attacks and intimidation from juvenile loyalist hooligans...

In the town of Enniskillen,I found a very disturbing picture of sectarianism in commercial premises employment practices. I set out to do something about the situation,not like the old nationalist dochalls of the town who voted for Sinn Fein and for spies such as Gentleman Farmers.

I invoked the Government of Ireland Act 1920 and the Northern Ireland Constitution Act 1972  when I had settled on an item of purchase in a shop, throwing my eye around me to 'see if there were any Catholic faces working there' since national -religious differences are very evident to all sentient people in the North of Ireland. In keeping with the laws of the land,I pointed out to the Protestant shopkeeper," If Catholics aren't good enough to work here, we're not good enough to shop here."

Of course,the stupid Free Staters,acting under the influence of the gobshite Albert Reynolds,continued to patronise these Protestant bigots and sectarian madmen.

Eventually,word got round and Catholics were employed,no thanks to shitheads like Gerry Adams and Martin Mc Guinness. The Irish Government in association with the IRA recruited that pair from the dole queue to answer for the 'sins' of the Provisionals i.e.people like myself who had the good sense to stay in the background and 'say nothing' when we were planning 'something'.

And that is something the Sinn Fein assholes who went to prison,such as Adams, Hughes and Mc Guinness do not do because behind all their self-satisfying preening and assurances,not forgetting Adams' literary efforts about absolute secrecy,they are idle gossips who 'hang around' bookie shops and pubs.

I have always regarded Provo politicians as a laughing stock not to be taken seriously. They represent powerful vested interests in America,the people the socialists mock and ridicule for mental incompetence and appealing to the 'lowest common denominator ',people who only act when " the horse has bolted" rather than"heading the ponies off at the pass"( "Ci Sono barbari","What is to be done-The Sequel", July-August 1988,Dublin).