Jim Allister Shows His True Colours - It Was Never About The NI Protocol!
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2024
- The TUV and elements in the DUP had said the boycott of the Northern Ireland Executive was as about the problems of the NI Protocol and how it was dismantling the Union. However when Jim Allister the sole TUV MLA stood up in the Assembly on Saturday he attacked both Sinn Féin and the DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson for putting an "puppet of the IRA" into the top job.
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Jim forgot to mention the many Catholics murdered by loyalist paramilitaries, the shankill butchers, the glennane gang, the Dublin and Monaghan bombings, bloody Sunday. Have they all slipped your mind Jim? Very selective in your condemnation Jim.
Wasn't Jim a member of the DUP when they founded the Ulster Resistance, which then supplied weapons and bombs to loyalist terrorists, LVF, UVF, Red Hand Commandos and other groups?.
Jim bob and the DUP talk as if they have zero connections to terrorism, when in fact they are covered in blood.
Loyalist paramilitaries are not represented in government is the difference.
@@Weakeyedominant Yes they are. The DUP meets regularly with the Loyalist community council which has loyalist paramilitary groups as it's members.
@@jackdeegan3617 I agee SF and the DUP handing huge amounts of money to sectarian community groups that are nothing more than a front for organised criminals in the hope they don't kick off riots is a problem and boils my blood. They still don't have them standing for election justifying and glorifying the murder of innocent civilians.
@@Weakeyedominant the Deputy FM belongs to a family who are/were directly connected to Loyalist paramilitaries.- Her Father was. Look it up.
JA belongs in a bygone era of bitterness and division. Time waits for no man. The world has moved on and he’s yesterday’s news now.
Scary thing is everyone that votes TUV has same kinda cold heart that hates anyone that’s not a bigot like them .they hate catholics full stop
Exactly….yet him and all like him will be inevitably left behind…..thru time.
He is not "yesterday's news". He is more the news from the 1600s. He has hated his whole life, and really should move to one of the Confederate states in the United Secure Asylum.
He’s very entertaining though. (I’m Irish)
He really is. I'm Scottish.
I hope Jim Allister and many like him live long enough to see Ireland reunify!
I’d rather see peace than victory for one side.
Reunification is the act of putting the wrongs right no winners just peace , equality and all the people of Ireland living on the Island of Ireland as one people... like a great man once said a dog can sleep and live in a stable but it will never be a horse God bless have a lovely Sunday ❤
Both of his parents are from Monaghan so he's kind of a product of it himself lol
25% of voters in NI are in favour on a United Ireland. The people don’t want it, so why are you calling for it?
How long have you been trying to get Britain out of Ireland?
If people, especially younger people, listen to this they will get a strong realisation how the nationalists in NI were treated by unionists such as he.
Younger people havnt a clue as its not taught in the schools...but they are taught about WW2 etc.
That’s why the DUP wanted Education Minister. To make sure they never will learn about it.
The hypocrisy of someone who is so against the constitutional construction of the Assembly yet is willing to validate it by standing in its elections and taking its wage.
He has a huge EU pension as well.
It's a Farage esk trick. This sounds like a speech from the bad old days. Plus, the DUP brought this about by voting for F'ing Brexit!
@@addictedtocraic sorry his pension is not paid by the EU if he member of the UK elected member of European Union like Farage and Widdecombe and Ben Habib and all 73 UK MEP and several UK civil servants who represented the the UK their pension was part of the WA agreement btw EU&UK and still the UK governments duty to pay into that pension like all EU member states did and still do it each member country including former member (UK) to pay their citizens MEP and their civil servants who worker for each country in the EU commissioners offices like the EU trade negotiation teams and others who collective duties for all EU sovereign member states who send them to the Brussels to represent their country to work in solidarity with other EU sovereign countries for the good of all EU citizens so no the EU is not paying their pensions but the UK tax payers does just like any other sovereign EU member state period. its part of the WA agreement btw the EU&UK(AKA the divorce agreement).love light and peace to all man kind and victory for Ukraine 2024. from very proud citizen of EU 27
@@addictedtocraic Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure those MEPs that were first elected in 2019 aren't entitled to an EU pension? A fact that caused some of the knuckle-draggers to explode in fits of gammonrage when they found out?
Good morning Max and all here. I am tired and sick of the voices against democracy. ,😡😡😡
And sick of the voices against peace.
Exactly 👍. Have a nice Sunday 🍀 @@chriswood3252
@@chriswood3252exactly 👍. Have a nice Sunday 🍀
Well said candida. I am also totally sick and tired of this depressing nonsense.
Poor Jim, howling at the moon, lamenting the tide not listening to his command to reverse its natural order.
Beautifully put.
Indeed perfectly put. Unionism is about nothing anymore but screaming NO! Into the void.
In my opinion Michelle O'Neil will be a good First Minister and work for everyone. If this happens it will badly effect the positions of the haters on both sides . I really hope she succeeds.
SF proved they had better ministers than the DUP in the last executive..
Michelle has been progressive and was happy to get involved with more British traditions than any previous leader from the Nationalist community.
As someone raised in the Unionist community all I can say is fair play to her and although she hasn't been perfect she has certainly been a lot more positive than most others I see in politics here and that's something we all need.
I'd rather have a positive nationalist lead us than a bitter Unionist.
(I know it's a joint position and both "lead")
Fingers, toes and eyes crossed.
You shouldn't have to deal with psycho bullies, it's is exhausting and futile. Unfortunately we can see with NI and PO the UK is institutionally bullying.
Leave these clowns behind - they are NOW the Permanent 6 County MINORITY and will remain so forever. The Brits treat them like a piece of useless string Shafting them at every opportunity.😂😂
Why bother trying to build a meaningful future, when it's so much easier to caustically wallow about the past? 😖
They fear that meaningful future is a reunited Ireland .
@@johnrussell3961they "know" it.
@chriswood3252
Oh beautiful.
Mind if I pinch that?
It can be applied to SO many other areas of interest.
Cheers Chris.
😉
@@PercivalBlakeney Thanks - no copyright with me! 😊
@@johnrussell3961 In general, people tend to not like change - especially voters who skew upper-working/lower-middle class. If political unionism offered concessions to nationalists in good-faith, they could prevent a United Ireland indefinitely. Thankfully for Ireland they're too bigoted to accept that reality.
Jim Alastair would like to go back to the time before the troubles. The wretched lives that nationalist people lived under towering Unionism during that era must never be forgotten.
A dinosaur of the past. A pitiful sight. Thankfully 99% of people in NI agree
Funnily enough he doesnt believe in Dinosaurs.
@@MrBizteckOdd given that he is one.
@@MrBizteck Yea lol the world only began when Jesus was born.... extreme
😂😂😂@@CT99234
that would reduce the votes for him to 1 % - unfortunatly far away from that.
I remember being in NI during the troubles. It was a nightmare. My brother-in-law and sister where in the forces at the time. No one wants to go back to that except these angry orange men and women.
Even in England there were day to day consequences, cranks and teens constantly phoning in fake bomb threats were a common annoyance. I haven't been "evacuated" from a shop or railway station since peace broke out in Northern Ireland. If it means peace is permanent then for the sake of 1st the people on the island of Ireland and then everyone else then I will happily support Irish reunification, preserving the Union is secondary to preserving life and freedom.
The likes of jimboy here doesn't care about anyone else it's all about him and he wants the Good old days back where he could bully the Irish people and if a English Scottish or Wales person were to say no jimboy would have them kick around the street to teach those people watching a lesson on how bigots ruled in the six counties of Ireland without mercy.
I personally would prefer a better relationship between Ireland and Britain and the British public but these bigots don't want Irish people friends with their British brothers and sisters they want war and my brothers and sisters in Britain will pay for it with their taxes
It seems that awful people like Allister just haven't evolved or learned anything since these depressing nightmare days. It's tragic.
Jim Allister does not care a bit about the people of NI, Nationalist or Unionist. It’s all about Self preservation and the maintenance of a platform for his super ego. No doubt he will be given expansive exposure on the Nolan Show. The BBC needs to decide itself which side of history it is on, peace and progress or continuing chaos and decline.
Sammy Wilson admitted it as well. But he didn’t have the backbone to attack Donaldson .
He blamed Sunak for conning the DUP again.
If the executive didn’t start, the DUP faced having another election, where they would be swept away entirely. Donaldson hopes working in the executive will return some credibility to the party before the next planned election.
Much as you may hope the DUP would be swept away entirely, in reality it's unlikely. From their point of view, they would maintain the status quo (the most likely outcome), but from the outside the worst for them would be to lose a seat or two to the TUV or the Alliance.
@@nigelsynnott7344demographics are not on the DUPs side. While a significant portion of the population will vote DUP no matter what they are dying out. DUPs support with the under 35s is very small.
@@Weakeyedominant You are right, but the dinosaurs (ironically!) in the DUP don't yet realise it, because up to now "no, no, never" has got them what they wanted.
This time, any changes to the Windsor agreement are cosmetic, and leave the fundamentals in place, as admitted by Lord (Nigel) Dodds in the Lords this week just gone. Despite wee Jeffrey's claim about no barriers, they are still in place, only the implementation has been finessed.
As an NI business man, i stopped being a unionist because of their Brexit stance - a crude attempt to force a hard border in Ireland. If you look at the economic numbers, ROI is surging ahead of the UK, while NI remains a stagnant backwater of a stagnant UK economy
They hoped the nationalist would collapse the GFA in protest. Instead both the Tories and the EU put the GFA first, leaving the DUP to try and collapse the GFA themselves.
The roi economic numbers are quite deceptive due to foreign businesses tho. It is doing well but a lot of it is inflated and it doesn’t trickle down to the people
England stopped caring about job creation in the north once the shipbuilding and linen making industry's died ,as well as technology negating the need for infantrymen.
@@gothicgolem2947paper tiger and look what it's costing the people
@@gothicgolem2947 even so - still doing far better than the UK, with it's self defeating retreat from the largest trading block in the world, on our doorstep...
The hypocrisy of Allister proudly celebrating an old battle every year to commemorate the killing of Irish Catholics. The divided society was a legacy of the long shadow of the Divide & Rule policy of the English hierarchy. There was a time in Ireland when it was "no more sin to kill an Irishman than a dog or any other brute". They have no problem celebrating the British Army who shot innocent children on their own streets. The Irish government parties of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil also came from a split in the IRA
So true
What does this relic think the 12th is?
NI was a gerrymandered state to protect unionists by Lloyd George.
unionists need to get on board and build a new Ireland
a racist through and through........a bully boy
Eh? How did you come up with racist? 😂
I don’t think that even Donald Trump, in America would make such a clearly bigoted speech. Well maybe Trump, but it would kill the little bit of chance he has to be elected and stay out of jail
@@ATLmodK I am not so sure , Trump has radicalised enough people to vote for him despite the criminal charges and the chance of being found guilty . In fact he has persuaded enough people that it is all a ' vendetta against him by the 'elite' and the more they attack him the more popular he is . What a terrible state of affairs .
So highlighting the atrocities committed by a proscribed terrorist organisation who's political wing was Sinn fein, is somehow bigoted? And pointing out that a Republican who commemorates their death is about to be the first minister, is also wrong? Connecting it to Mr Trump thousands of miles away and nothing to do with northern Ireland is a blatant attempt at deflection. You people are sick in the head....
@@100Chickypretty obvious, do we need really to spell it out? He wants to thrown down the house of cards because an Irish woman finally after over 100 years got the top seat. Democracy is only ok if its geared to our advantage. That is deeply, deeply racist.
"No Surrender!"
Rants for five minutes then surrenders.
It's over me Thinks that word is invalid them days well gone move on not be Long 😂
@@davidwalters4906 Hope you have an extra €600 on top of what ever their paying for their health care. You’ll soon be moaning about that.
@Drivemap, thanks to the DUP's blank cheque to the tories, the heath service is in ruins, I've lost count of the people in the North who've had to barrow money to pay for routine operations.
@@Drivemapyou think your NHS is free do you? 😂😂
What's the wait time for a GP on the NHS these days, a mate of mine in NI had to wait 3 weeks for one 🤦♂️ I can get one within 24 hours.
@@RazorMouth I’ve never ever had to wait more than 3 days lol
There was always going to be winners and losers as we move forward in peace and reconciliation.Jim has nothing to offer.
A pity that Jim Allister is ignorant of past events in Rhodesia , Kenya and South Africa.He is falling into the dustbin of history as did many of his ilk.
So, democracy only countrs when your candidates win?
so much hate - life must be unbearable when you have such deep seated hate. Day in day out - all your life is just all about your hate and you never move on.
And he hates the reality that NI have worked so hard to move away from his level of hatred.
Imagine growing up in that household?
Excellent analysis Max. See him cherry picking atrocities to gloss over the savagery on both sides. He wants to go back to this?
More British than the British themselves. Fundamentalist. Evangelical. Why doesn't he live in England.
@@annecasey1283 I don’t think ‘the British’ are all evangelicals
Actually, I think a lot of unionists would like to see a return to the troubles. For them, it was the British army, police and loyalist paramilitaries fighting to keep their place in the union secure.
You mean "loyalists"
By have a place in "the union", that union died long long ago. It can't be called a union when members like Scotland do not have the right to leave. The UK had the right to leave the European Union, but then the EU is democratic and not run by UNELECTED Kings and Lords who rule but answer to no one.
I doubt the British Army would come to their rescue. I get the sense that while they might in the mood for a fight, London isn't. And by instigating conflict, they will only find themselves isolated, not just in Northern Ireland, but throughout the world, as we, in the EU and the US would also be unsympathetic, since we're guarantors of the GFA and especially now, it's not the time for arguments inside of NATO. putin would be happy, but I doubt he can do much to support them. Heck, I even doubt that the majority of Irish people from NI, be they Catholics or Protestants, are in the mood for civil conflict. So, I can imagine a situation where a fed up London would tell Dublin: just take them off our hands.
@@octavianpopescu4776 if the troubles started again of course the British army would be deployed back on the streets! No one wants those days back again not even the paramilitaries because they are to busy making money selling drugs and fake goods to fight the brits or defend ulster.
Didn't unionist mp jim molyneux call the 1994 ceasefire a very destabilising event
Jim Alistair is stuck in 1921. A protestant land for a protestant people. For over 40 years after the formation of northern Ireland tne catholic people where denied their basic humam rights. The orange order had the final say in who received housing, jobs and hope. I remember those bad days in the late sixties and early seventies when the B special's where on the roads stopping Catholics in their cars and beating them up without any chance of being displaced. I know that a lot of my friends just want everyone to live in peace without prejudice or hatred. Maybe the next election will vote dinosaurs like jim out of office so people can get the job done. He proved himself yesterday by heckling Michelle during her speech.
Has no talent manners, or respect 🤔
Thankfully, the likes of Alllister are now the minority.
“ … a well done Jeffrey moment as he gives us a First Minister …”
Does this man not understand that it was the electorate who gave him a Sinn Féin First Minister?
No, he doesn’t understand that Sinn Féin(SF) get to nominate the First Minister because they secured the most First Preference Votes(FPVs) and seats in Stormont.
The loud clown has a serious comprehension problem when it comes to the basics of democracy…
The electorate’s opinion only counts when it gives a unionist power. It’s to be disregarded if it does not. Apparently.
It was all about the unionists wasting as much time as possible so that Sinn Fein wouldnt have enough time to improve peoples lives in NI 🏴🏴
@chatham43 they are Scottish flags mate 👍🏻
The people voted in a democratic election, people voted and made Sinn Fein the largest party.
Yes but in Jim Allister's eyes not all of those people should have been *allowed* to vote since they're clearly inferior to his kind of people.
I think that's always been the nightmare of the Unionists, that they would become a minority in Ulster. All the gerrymandering and posturing was always doomed to fail in the end.
Jims parents came from a foreign land!
Co. Monaghan.😂😅😊
The acronym for the DUP: Don't Understand Politics. It has always been about Unionism. Personally I shall never forgive them for Brexit and acceptance of Conservative government money to accept the deal back in 2018.
@@chatham43 No it would be an acronym, you might want to consider some more lessons yourself 😋
@@chatham43 Doesn't, Don't . Deplorable Useless Party?
@@chatham43 Thanks I appreciate the lesson....😁...but my sentiment remains the same. Pleasant evening.
Hatred - drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.
May the odds be ever with you.
That's the spirit of Brexit in a nutshell... seeing the UK vote out of hate towards Europeans, screw itself over and then complain about it. It's not like we did anything to them... we're just watching bemused. It's not funny, as much as it's weird, confusing and interesting to watch. As for this guy... I understand what he's saying, but the unpleasant reality is that peace requires injustice. Some perpetrators must get away with it in order to prevent continued or future suffering. Because if that doesn't happen, then both sides have legitimate complaints against the other and you'll just end up with a neverending string of retaliation... an Israel/Palestine situation. And that won't bring any justice in the long run, it will simply make the list of injustices longer and longer.
@@octavianpopescu4776Unionists are quite content to see perpetrators get away with it as long as they were killing nationalists.
There was a time when I thought there would never be peace in Northern Ireland. I'm glad I've been proven wrong. I don't want to see the horrors in the 70s and 80s again on the news.
I'm not going to say it's easy for everybody involved, but all have to recognise relations have improved, and no one should want to push back to the violence of yesteryear. It's time to move on.
Problem is, until Britain goes - there will never be real peace here. British Govt supported terrorist factions still 'running' most so-called loyalist housing estates with the assistance of the police and housing executive.
It's so nice that this man has lived long enough to see Sinn Fein take power in the north.
Jim is the living embodiment of why we must leave the past in the past and never look back.....
If Jim is so upset he should quit parliament and do something else instead.😂😂😂😂😂
He is so dumb he probably cannot get any other job than mongering hate to his rabid unionist base.
He's a barrister, but not a very successful one as he seems to keep losing.
Every time he stood up to speak yesterday it was nothing but bitterness and hatred, and it was DUP members who condemned him for it.
I don’t think hating catholics is a full time job, even though he has made it one..
Might have to do some work to get paid then...
Max we need to give these people some space, they now have the task of handing the baton of peace and shared ownership of the North. These bitter old men are lost forever in the past there is no hope for them, the vast majority of the people of the North simply want to get on with life for themselves and their children.
After a two year respite, I'd forgotten just how much loyalist leaders can sound like temperance preachers. Drink is the devil's temptation has been replaced with reunification is the devil's temptation. What a sad, sad man.
The core problem is DUP bitterness, and hatred. Listening to bitter Jim, you would think that the IRA, was the only terrorist group in Northern Ireland.
It must be very difficult for people like this dinosaur to understand the world keeps turning even though he wants to stop it and just wallow in the past. As I said before many times the loyalist considered Northern Ireland to be their playground they're not prepared to share it.
Well, the whole purpose of creating Northern Ireland, to create a unionist majority on the island, collapsed after one hundred years. He, and many like him were ok with "power sharing" as long as unionists were in the majority. So it makes sense that he is salty now.
I imagine this sentiment has been expressed by many Britons and their "kith and kin" across the Commonwealth, and the world, when they realised their privileged positions were lost... did not seem to make much difference if I recall...
The protocol may feel uncomfortable for unionists, due to the alignment with the EU and checks. But the other side is Northern Ireland, under the protocol had great access to both markets, as they voted in 2016. Now I wonder if the UK will try to smuggle into the EU via Northern Ireland and cause economic harm that then leads to checks between both Irelands and political tensions. The Unionists should have been upfront that they don't respecet real democracy at the ballot box. Now from my experience of living in Northern Ireland during the troubles, it felt remote to what many called the mainland. That the polticial needs differ much more than say mine do now in Wales from England (and they are big differences already). So to not have their assembly for so long, is disgusting. It means they have been in limbo ontop of the near 14 yrs of Tory hell dragging us all backwards in Westminster.
as an outsider from Canada thanks for putting things like this online for world citizens to see as well as your local political scene followers
The man from Co Monaghan. Hard to believe this man is a barrister. Note the small b.
I'd say he's a total barrister. Dog's in the street know that 🤣🤣🤣
The surest way to a united Ireland is for the SinnFein First Minister to do an effective job of running the Administration thus destroying the IRA boogeyman with which the DUP et al have terrified their voters for generations.
If you can't let go of the past
How can you prepare for the future
Didn't stop him getting an Irish, passport did it.
Which he’d have had to claim his Irish citizenship to get!
Jim family origin is from the free state county monaghan
😂😮😅😊❤
The Irish government should treat him as a person of danger
And void his passport and any rights pertaining same and also look at other holders
That can bring shame on on a gift they do not deserve
Would be great to see it happen.@@brendanmcnamara1414
"As I walked out the door toward the gate that woukd lead to my freedom, i knew if i didn't leave my bitterness and hatredbehind, I'd still be in prison."
Nelson Mandela
Much like with the thatcherite tories here in GB, the "I want the bad old days back" types are old has-beens, nobody wants to go backwards to an era where despicably-placed bombs were going off, where people were shooting up each others' houses, and the military deployed to try and keep the peace, anyone who looks back at that and thinks "Ah, those were the days!", they're not fit for government, and this outburst just shows how there are people stuck in the past, unwilling to move forward, and would rather regress than progress, it's time to move on and accept that yes, the past had plenty of horrific incidents, but that's the past, this is now, we must make sure that part of history is not repeated...
Progress requires the old to give way to the young. Every generation has its turn to change the world, then gets old and confused by the changes made by the next generation.
@@johnrussell3961 The problem is, "the young" are often influenced, conditioned or just plain groomed into the ways of the old, particularly where the old "traditional ways" are put on some pedestal and are sacred and sacrement, but in reality, are about as logical as pouring petrol on a fire you're trying to put out...
It took a generation after WW2 to forgive the Germans. Now we are best friends. Simply because it is the only way forward. Dutch guy frow Jewish descendant talking.
Some people will never move on because there hearts are full of hatred
What's particularly annoying was that with both the republic and the UK being a part of the EU, there was a half way point where both sides, those who wanted a united Ireland and those that didn't, they both pretty much had it their way in lots of ways. Along came the brexit liars and abusers and trashed the peace in NI for their own personal benefit and rhetoric of hatred and division. NI ministers were chosen based on their capacity to say "Yes Boris" and to have no conscience about lying. Repeatedly. Some of them never even visited NI, let alone learned what the situation was. Yet, all this time, the EU had been investing in NI where the UK government hadn't, the EU had been working on peace and reconciliation (which is hard given generations of violence), but it was all thrown away to protect the offshore banking interests and tax havens of the few, with the racists and other bigots riled up to support it all.
Absolutely right.
Jim Allister is one of the great minds of the 17th century.
There were many great minds in the 17th century. Allister is not a great mind today and and would not have been so in any century.
Correct. It was never about the protocol.
The way to a true and lasting peace is to speak to your enemies.
Said it yesterday Jim allister is not interested in democracy unless he’s on the winning side. It’s why he ignores the NI majority on brexit, he prefers the “Uk” as whole democracy his side won. Now back in NI he doesn’t think the democratically elected majority should get the FM job, because it’s not his side who won
Best thing for Jim is to give him no media coverage. I am Irish and proud of it and have seen the changes since the end of English rule but we have moved on. Ask any Irish person around the world where are they from, the proud reply is Ireland. We don't say, we are from the southern or northern part. Its great today to see our youth getting on with their lives. I am around the same age as Jim and hes getting old and must realize he's losing power and no longer rule with the gun and bomb. He should get his few mates and go to a 6 nations game and enjoy the few years he has left.
I hadn't realised people in Northern Ireland were ever expected to "bow the knee" to the First Minister!
Well said, and you rightly point out, that the North today is a far cry from 60 years ago. When Northern politics was dominated by a overbearing Unionist Government. And yesterday we saw democracy for change.
Michelle O Neil will be a fantastic First Minister ! ❤
They hate the fact that nationalist have huge backing in the US, not just from the millions who call themselves Irish but also in the halls of Congress..
100% ……it was never about the protocol for any of the unionists.
Always about Sinn Fein . Democracy was never in Allister's vocab. Ever.
Where was your democracy in1960 when people were just looking for normal human right jim
NI didn't even have 1 man 1 vote until the late 1960's and unionists fought hard to prevent its introduction. Only property owners could vote and of course most Catholics didn't own their own homes back then.
There is nothing 'loyalist' about Ulster unionists, who want to disregard UK laws and the principle that we are all equal before the law of the land.
It’s like listening to Ian Paisley all over again.
His claim that Sinn Féin now think they are "in touching distance of an All Ireland" is interesting. Which does he fear most - their footballing or hurling prowess?
Well, this guy has moved from the 1690s to the 1990s , re-living distant memories. He himself is a UVF sympathiser, his new best friend Bryson proving the point. So out of touch with reality and a danger to us all.
Jim, don't have a heart attack on the way out.
With 'childer' like this great example,' our kith &kin '!......a United Ireland IS a reality....they will keep throwing their rattleys out of the pram..
The All-Ireland economy and people is unstoppable
The shameful face of Jim.
No doubt he will get a lordship. Great to see unionism destroying itself.
Max, I said this all along, it was so obvious, because the DUP stropped off, and refused to go to Stormont after the result of the NI elections, but because it is 2 yrs ago, the DUP hope we would all forget>
My words, "well done Northern Ireland, I hope all goes well for you."
The way he refers to Michelle O’Neill is so full of hate, his words and facial expression. It’s complete and utter hate. It’s pure bigotry and racism. He doesn’t give a damn about protocols etc, it’s all about his hatred of Irish Catholics.
Jim wants to go back to go back one hundred years to a time when he could be cock of the North. If the Catholic people had got a fair go over the years instead of being dehumanized by people who believed they were their betters, there would never have been any trouble. There is a lesson Jim could benefit from learning, and that is "a person cannot dehumanize another person without firstly dehumanizing themselves".
Screw him, if he invokes the past he better stop glossing over the past hundred + years. There were people who started this. If you continue doing this, it will never stop.
All about what happened in the past rather than looking to the future. Typical Unionist politician.
Does he think someone who said "a Protestant parliament for a Protestant people" could represent everyone in Northern Ireland?
It's hard to reason with a bigot. He shows that the Good Friday Agreement was a miracle, which he probably rejects? Brexit was another excuse for division but the dividing line was drawn in the wrong place for bigots.
No UK Goverment should take risks with GFA. Yet the Tories did.
He absolutely does reject it. Only at Christmas did he write to Sunak to snub him over a banquet to celebrate the signing of it.
As a lot are saying here, i love his selective condemnation of people who died during the troubles. Since he mentioned Yvonne Dunlop, I’m surprised he didn’t mention my great uncle Sean McCrystal who was burned to death by the UVF in retaliation for Yvonne’s murder in Ballymena. Of course he wouldn’t. Only those murdered by the IRA. He doesn’t care about Yvonne Dunlop and had the brass neck to use her death as point scoring. But only because it was the IRA who were behind her death.
Thankfully most people are over this shit now. Everyone in the chamber spoke on the real issues facing NI at the moment & Jim as usual just rants pure hated & bitterness & contributes nothing else. Never has.
Jim is a fab representative of 16th Century Protestantism.
Please appreciate him while you can.
His like will ne'er be seen again.
In the 1982-1986 Northern ireland Assembly, Jim Allister (then a member of the DUP) said, "If we must decide between having no devolved government and a power-sharing government with the SDLP or other representatives of Republicanism we wouldn't hesitate in opting for the former." Never about the Protocol is correct.
Jim just doesn't want a taig about the place. However, he's not alone - he says in public what the DUP say behind closed doors - so for that I give him credit.
The orange order are not only a problem in Ulster but they doing all can to hslt Scotish independence.
I wish to god they would work the are being used by the English eslasement.
Scottish Protestents didn’t want a Catholic king either. They also welcomed William of Orange to keep out the Catholic Stuarts.
@@johnrussell3961who are they it's are god given Right ar Freedom just like ar Friends the lrish end of 😂
@@johnrussell3961 More fool them. The Stewarts/Stuarts (Catholic or Protestant) couldn't give a shit about Scotland. The reality is that Scotland has been a republic since 1603, when that reprobate, James VI, upped sticks and scarpered over the border for untold riches.
Ah Jim up to bed now, the adults are going to have a chat. Ok u can leave ur nightlight on
Wait a minute, am i mistaken in thinking Mr Allister was all for boycott and continuing boycott ? Yet here we are, him giving a speech in the very same place he was all about boycotting?
Coherence, consistency and basic logic are really not Unionist traits….
It is what it is.
You are correct and I’m a unionist with a small U. Jim Allister really needs to grow up. NI needs government and I’m happy to make my SF MLA’s work on my behalf and in the past they have done so.
Angry and powerless.
No rioters, no strikers, not even some terrorists support the Union.
I never thought I'd see the day.
NO NO NO NO NO would be a racehorse name if it was owned by the DUP
Did the unionist Horse win! 🐎 No No No No!!!
Never never never
Chucky ar la is in good form and now in with a fighting chance
or No Surrender!
Gambling? God fearing Presbyterians gambling? How very dare you 😂
I can tell you exactly what Jim wants. He wants the NI protocol repudiated and the border put (in his own words) "where it should be". In other words, put the hard border on the island and let the unionists rule the roost once again. That speech made my blood boil.
as a ex soldier N.IRELAND 80s quite a few tours move forward guys a way from people like this guy on both sides 😡
Hugh the Butcher
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Has Jim ever heard of the UVF and UDA?
He knows them intimately trust me
They are his voting base.
Good Grief hide your old car batteries away
He is draining them and drinking the acid
Inot a single ounce of humanity in this Psychos being
Trying to get his bully boys to do his dirty work
Shame on him Unhinged
Just going on her past performance in government, Michelle O'Neill will be an excellent First Minister.
He makes the DUP look moderate and reasonable.
A fascist living in the past- he is losing his power, has lost his power and that is what he hates.
That was quite jarring. I don’t understand Stormont protocol, but I’m surprised there wasn’t any protest while he was spewing hatred in that diatribe.
‘“It’s just Jim venting his usual tripe. Let him get over his rant, and the rest of us can get on with the job of actually running the place!” was probably the reaction of most MLAs in Stormont.
He is the SOLE MLA for his little ego vehicle called the Traditional Unionist Voice(TUV), so a very marginal figure…
He is repulsive
And why not draw attention on the deputy first ministers background ? If he is clutching at straws.
He literally proved that it was bitterness and sectarianism all along, nothing to do with the protocol. Thank you for sharing
Hate,hate, and more hate. He should "shuffle off this mortal coil" and leave those that want peace and democracy to thrive!
On the bright side it's not often you get to see the bad guy slowly self distruct, but watching angry Alistair's ranting and raving was like the scene in the German film Downfall, where Hitler goes completely Bonkers.