#MatchOfTheDay Well this is actually an improvement on the usual rubbish they show. No so called experts spouting crap. Let’s keep it like this. No presenter, No commentator, No analysis. #MOTD#Linekergate
Lagan Valley Alliance would like to apologise for Sorcha Eastwood’s attention seeking behaviour recently. We are embarrassed by her claims of getting things sorted for constituents despite having absolutely nothing to do with the issues. Sorcha is embarrassing herself and us.
Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, I am in a cell, Thinking of You, The pain is too much, I am on the glue, All the things, that we did do, I gave you a Grand, and that is fine, I gave you the crabs, and a bottle of wine, I think of my ‘Snuggles’, Morning and night...
#patfinucane Pat Finucane was shot dead on this day 12 February, 1989. Pat was one of the Solicitors we as PIRA were given to contact if arrested by The RUC. Pat was a PIRA Intelligence Officer and Interlocutor between Belfast PIRA Leadership and PIRA Crumlin Road Jail 1984/85…
I don't see how any Unionist can go back to the Belfast / Good Friday Agreement institutions while they are legally obliged to implement the current protocol.
The UK-EU deal needs to resolve that.
Sinn Fein Councilor, Jimmy McDonald, who Raped several 4-year-old children in Longford, and has recently been sentenced to 12-years in prison in The Irish Republic, Jimmy now one of over 200 SF/PIRA members on Sex Offenders Registers in NI and Republic. Hundreds More Protected!
@columeastwood 15,000 people were on this civil rights march
1 of 14 killed was IRA member with a nail bomb
Best estimate therefore that over 1,000 people (more than the total claimed IRA membership in NI at time) on this "civil rights march" were armed IRA members.
Why were they there?
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If the Saville inquiry concluded that Martin McGuinness was carrying a Thompson Sub-Machine gun during Bloody Sunday but didn’t fire it, why didn’t he fire it?
He considered himself a brave Irish soldier yet when the Brits opened fire he was nowhere to be found.
Only 35% of unionists now back the Belfast Agreement.
Anti-Agreement unionism has won the intellectual battle internally within the unionist community.
It has been a significant decade for the Anti-Agreement movement.