Paisley knew he was getting close to meeting his maker. He certainly has a lot of explanation to give to his maker, over his part in the Troubles . We reap what we sow in this Life.
@@paulmillar5954 what paisley said in public and did in private are two different things as ulster resistance proved ... Paisley was very cosy with the paramilitarys
@@paulmillar5954 You're incredibly naive. A former Army colonel said that Ian Paisley supplied the money for at least one of the first bombs of the Troubles. And that's just the start of it.
@@markywaddy6504 I checked out your claim, which originally comes from Retired RUC Officer David Hancock. Whilst I don't know if there would have been any motive for Hancock to lie, there's lots of skepticism around the claim, due to the lack of hard evidence. The Ulster Resistance was pretty bad tbf, although even they were not directly associated with any murders, and were quickly disastablished again. But overall I stand by my claim that there's a big difference between stirring other people up, and actually using a bomb or gun to kill someone.
@@quack437 I don't think he was perfectly innocent, by any stretch. But I am stating that you can't say he was the main source of the troubles, when we know that the other leaders were literally fighting in paramilitary organisations. At worst he was an equal offender to the other leaders, but he was by no means the most guilty.
Showing herself up is all she was doing...I remember in the 1980s they used say the Republic was old fashioned and backwards...how times have changed they've been shown up as to how backwards they really are..
Ian Paisley blathering on how a Journalist is not going to run him out of his responsibilities in Ulster. Well, first of all he is not trying to run you out of anywhere; he's just asking you a question and secondly, you have no responsibility in Donegal, Cavan or Monaghan so stick to Northern Ireland sir.
Paisley knew he was getting close to meeting his maker.
He certainly has a lot of explanation to give to his maker, over his part in the Troubles .
We reap what we sow in this Life.
Ian paisley the man who single handedly fanned the flames of the troubles
You can say that, but Paisley was one of the few politicians who was never part of a paramilitary and rarely spoke favourable of any of them.
@@paulmillar5954 what paisley said in public and did in private are two different things as ulster resistance proved ... Paisley was very cosy with the paramilitarys
@@paulmillar5954 You're incredibly naive. A former Army colonel said that Ian Paisley supplied the money for at least one of the first bombs of the Troubles. And that's just the start of it.
@@markywaddy6504 I checked out your claim, which originally comes from Retired RUC Officer David Hancock. Whilst I don't know if there would have been any motive for Hancock to lie, there's lots of skepticism around the claim, due to the lack of hard evidence.
The Ulster Resistance was pretty bad tbf, although even they were not directly associated with any murders, and were quickly disastablished again.
But overall I stand by my claim that there's a big difference between stirring other people up, and actually using a bomb or gun to kill someone.
@@quack437 I don't think he was perfectly innocent, by any stretch. But I am stating that you can't say he was the main source of the troubles, when we know that the other leaders were literally fighting in paramilitary organisations.
At worst he was an equal offender to the other leaders, but he was by no means the most guilty.
Just listen to that wee bitter planter woman calling a part of Ireland "a foreign state"🤣
Showing herself up is all she was doing...I remember in the 1980s they used say the Republic was old fashioned and backwards...how times have changed they've been shown up as to how backwards they really are..
Open up your hearts and let the love of JESUS CHRIST in. Protestantism can't save you Catholicism can't save you only JESUS CHRIST can save
Jim Allister a man embittered by his failure to get a knighthood when his ex buddy Jeffrey got one..
Ian Paisley blathering on how a Journalist is not going to run him out of his responsibilities in Ulster. Well, first of all he is not trying to run you out of anywhere; he's just asking you a question and secondly, you have no responsibility in Donegal, Cavan or Monaghan so stick to Northern Ireland sir.
Not single handedly
thank god it's the end of this sectarian shower.