We should stand up for our own people

How long before some former terrorists from Croatia, and now ‘noble’ politicians, agree with the orders from their new EU allies — that turf cutting must be stamped out in Ireland?

We should stand up for our own people
Wed, 03 Jul, 2013 - 01:00
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How soon we forget. This is a country once led by the sectarian hardman, Franjo Tudjman, who became president in 1992.

He once, when told 250,000 Serb Croats were “ethnically cleansed” from Croatia, said: “Our nation is now complete”.

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