

Fascinant, les derniers orangistes du Québec sont en voie de s'éteindre (finalement)

Shawville, en Outaouais. À quelques pas de l’école secondaire, de l’imprimerie et de l’hôtel de ville, l’Union Jack est hissé au-dessus d’un petit bâtiment blanc. Il s’agit du quartier général de la loge d’Orange, un groupe fraternel religieux protestant qui s’est installé dans le Pontiac vers la fin du 19e siècle. Au Québec, il ne reste que deux loges actives: une à Kinnear’s Mills, dans la région de Chaudière-Appalaches, et celle-ci qui, depuis 1843, se trouve à quelque 80 km à l’ouest de Gatineau.
speaking as a person who is attached to no church or faith,,,
when you talk about things that are #offensive,
the single most #offensive things in the west of #Scotland and other places just now, are the number and size of #OrangeOrder marches...
Oh dear, even the late Brenda* was not a fan of the Orange Order, referring to the “silly marching season” in Northern Ireland.
* Private Eye's nickname for Elizabeth Windsor-Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
“They are an assertion of primacy by certain groups — particularly Islamists — of the kind we are more used to seeing in #NorthernIreland.
“Also disturbingly reminiscent of Ulster are the reports that some of Saturday’s march group organisers have links to terrorist groups, including Hamas.”
NB: Dozens of #OrangeOrder Remembrance parades will happen this weekend, despite the links to terrorist groups in the Order itself and the flute bands.
This must have the #DUP spinning.
This is not parody!