QUOTE (rocksie67 @ Sep 28 2008, 20:24)

The IRA are not on the European Unions list of proscribed Terrorist organisations . They were removed following the good Friday agreement .
In terms of race , you really do need to read the definition of race as prescribed in the Race Relations Act .
I have an affinity to Ireland as 3 of my 4 grandparents are Irish ..
As John Reid points out the Racist Song cleary contravenes the Race Relations act 1976 .
Now the the European press will wish to ask why the SFA have failed to take action.
Harassment
The definition of harassment introduced by the Race Relations Act 1976 (Amendment) Regulations 2003 applies when the discrimination is on grounds of race or ethnic or national origins, but not colour or nationality. Harassment on grounds of colour or nationality amounts to less favourable treatment and may be unlawful direct discrimination.
A person harasses another on grounds of race or ethnic or national origins when he or she engages in unwanted conduct that has the purpose or effect of:
• violating that other persons dignity; or
• creating an intimidating or hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive environment for them.
As I said, Mr-Think's-he's-clever-but-clearly-isn't, Celtic fans are not a race.
Legally, you can't complain about the song even if it did refer to Irish people-which it clearly doesn't- since you're not Irish.
Furthermore, if you're going to use that
legal definition, it would apply to many of your own fans' current songs, including the racist IRA ones.
I think the European press would be more interested in your fans' support for the racist, sectarian IRA.
Finally, the IRA are an illegal organisation in the UK. We are in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, after all!

Those who claim this false offence by willfully distorting the intent of the song are guilty of greater prejudice than those who sang a song with the sole intent of winding up the opposition.
You Sir, are a bigot!