Good Friday Agreement: 25 years on | Ian Paisley Jr MP reflects
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- 'What we need is political stability....and that will only happen if we've got good, stable political leadership.'
Ian Paisley Jr MP reflects on the Good Friday Agreement as it marks its 25th anniversary.
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Poor Ian..looks a little tired.I think he needs another holiday for the family paid for by some foreign government.
Why do u not interview other sides in the good Friday agreement?. Why only the DUP?.
And that is the answer... twist the narrative by allowing fringe bigots to get ample air time
No mention of the UDA cocaine feud atm eh Ian? All rosy the unionist side of the woods am I right?
That's y they r crying about the green and red lanes...it affects they're drug routes😢
It's a bit rich this guy taking about terrorist when his pop was heavily linked to loyalist terrorist.
Hopefully the Americans will make it clear to all parties in Ireland. There will be no distinction between Taliban and sectarian terrorist in Ireland.
Give any potential actor an al expenses paid trip to the Cuba.
😂 Team America - World Police
That'd be rich coming from them; probably the biggest terrorists the world has ever seen. Three illegal wars in Iraq, Syria and Yemen alone has killed hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians and displaced over 10 million.. Bush, Obama, Trump and Biden should all be tried for war crimes.
I don't understand how the DUP reps such as Paisley are never asked about the involvement of the DUP in terrorism.
It's always Sein Fein IRA, never DUP lvf uvf uda Ulster Resistance etc etc....
The G.F.A. has never worked for the Unionist Population and it continues to advantage Nationalism, there has been no hard Border between the Republic and Northern Ireland since 1973 (not to be confused with the Anti Terrorism Checkpoints usually set back from the actual Border by about two Miles), any Customs activity was exclusively on the Republic side as most things were either more expensive there or in some cases just not available. If there was a Customs Border in Ireland it would require no action on the Northern Ireland side it would be the Republic who would have to erect Customs Posts and collect duty (it was always the Republic that were most concerned about contraband coming across their Border).
unionists are now a minority
The DUP do not want to see the democratically elected NI assembly functioning because Sinn Fein will hold the position of First Minister.
It is that simple.
The Windsor Framework is UK law and the DUP will not abide by it. So much for their Loyalism.
The DUP stated their intention not to nominate a First Minister before the election even took place. Sinn Fein want open borders for all...so much for Ireland for the Irish... Brits out, everyone else in.
@@AinsleyGovan what are you talking about? Ireland doesn't have open borders
@@AbiBurke-wc7cq Mary Lou has called for the regularisation of undocumented migrants! Anyone and everyone. The more the better. Ireland's turning in to an absolute shit show.
@@AinsleyGovan Where did you get "Ireland for the Irish". You made it up, despite it being a clear display of your ignorance.
You also made up the bit about "open borders".
The DUP have said clearly that they would do all they can to resist a Sinn Fein First Minister.
The DUP take their pay but don't accept the result of democracy.
@@noelpucarua2843 The phrase "Ireland for the Irish" has its roots in the Irish nationalist movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The phrase was popularized by various Irish nationalist leaders and organizations, including the Irish Republican Brotherhood and Sinn Féin. It has since become a symbol of Irish nationalism. You obviously haven't got a clue about Irish/Northern Irish politics.
Mary Lou McDonald and Sinn Féin have consistently called for the regularisation of undocumented migrants in Ireland and have criticized the government's approach to immigration and asylum. i.e. anyone who wants in, documented or not, is welcome.
Quote DUP where they've 'said clearly that they would do all they can to resist a Sinn Fein First Minister.' That's bollocks.
Boycotts and other forms of protest are a legitimate way of exercising democratic rights and expressing dissent.
EU OUT OF UK NI.. IRELAND AND MARY LOU OUT OF NI.
the people of ni say no
He won’t be doing anything now , he’s lost his seat 😂😂😂😂
The hypocrisy of this man
Go away now! Ian Paisley Jnr is a monumental prick but the Sinn Fein hypocrites are 10 times worse
His horrible
Just reading the comments . I have family both sides of the border. Both say Ireland is still far away from reunification. So many years of battling leaves scars that will take generations to disappear. I hope Biden does not stir up bad feelings.
Northern ireland should leave and reunite with ireland. Majority of NI voters rejected brexit.
The UK voted for Brexit ffs get over yourself ,as for NI it will and should always be part of the UK.
@@jameselliott8203 the good Friday agreement makes northern ireland a unique case. The agreement remains in international law and can't be undone.
Northern ireland isn't British. The changing demographics will finish off the plantation legacy soon.
@Laurence Bowman What bit about NI is part of the UK, don't you understand ?
@@laurenceBDontYaNo You're worse than the SNP, DEMOCRACY WON, grow up and get over it.
yes majority of NI rejected brexit, but majority of NI want to stay in the UK.
DUP only? Why not get others on your channel as it is very one-sided. This bloke was involved in dodgy trips abroad and you lot don't like corruption. Right?
Less dodgy than the Sinn Fein/IRA murderers
because gb news is fake news
Never never not until im in power 😂 oartitioning ulster was wrong