You always hear these ignorant euro-pee-ons talking smack about religion in America...ive lived here my entire life and could literally count how many religious people i know on one hand!

So lets take a look at the inbred, stone aged, religious white trash in the UK.

Ever heard of religious riots in the USA? LOL! Time to evolve, brits, ooze your way into the 21st century you inbred, backwards, white trash cunts! LOL!

http://www.timeslive.co.za/world/2012/09/04/62-police-injured-in-northern-ireland-sectarian-riots

62 police injured in Northern Ireland riots


Sapa-AFP
04 September, 2012 12:17





Nationalist youths clash with riot police after trouble erupted
in the Ardoyne area of North Belfast, Northern Ireland July 2012.

Image by: CATHAL MCNAUGHTON / REUTERS


Fifteen more Northern Irish police officers were injured during a
second consecutive night of sectarian rioting in north Belfast, police
said today.



Officers fired six baton rounds and used water cannons during
the unrest, which first erupted on Sunday when loyalists from the
Protestant community attempted to disrupt a march by Catholic
republicans.
It bought the total number of police injured over both nights to 62
after 47 officers were hurt in Sunday night's disorder, including four
officers who received hospital treatment before being released.
Three of the officers injured yesterday were also hospitalised but later released, the Police Service of Northern Ireland said.


On both nights, loyalists and republicans gathered in the Carlisle
Circus area in the north of the city and pelted police with petrol
bombs, bricks, stones and fireworks as they tried to keep the two groups
apart.
A van was also hijacked yesterday and pushed into police lines prompting police to deploy four water cannons.


The chairman of the Northern Ireland Police Federation, Terry Spence,
praised the "bravery and courage" of the frontline officers, saying it
was "in stark contrast to that of the cowardly thugs responsible for
trying to murder them".
Northern Irish assistant chief constable Will Kerr said: "I am very
proud of how my colleagues stood in the face of danger, working to bring
this situation under control.
"But I am saddened and angry that again we find ourselves subject to serious violence from the communities we serve.


"Let me be clear, we have made seven arrests already and with a robust criminal justice strategy in place, there will be more."


Around 3,500 people died in the three decades of sectarian violence
between Northern Ireland's Catholics and Protestants that largely ended
with a 1998 peace agreement, though sporadic unrest and bomb threats
continue.