It's classic zero-sum stuff, posted with typical triumphalist relish, from a guy who, in response to the 'NI Protocol', threateningly screeched that "Carson raised an army" and said "I'm a unionist before I'm a democrat".
Holding the absence of a new A5 up as some kind of a victory and calling it “the GAA road” is pretty sickening.
Full of big statements on social media, he’d hardly come to Garvaghey and say it to the many families that have lost loved ones.
Nolan has to stop platforming him
Mr @andyburnham and Labour should be reminded that, way back in 1993, years before the Good Friday Agreement, even a Tory government was able to say:
"It is for the people of the island of Ireland alone... to exercise their right of self-determination."
This isn't hard.
'I'll see you at the hairdressers'
@jamesmatthewsky tracks down the FIFA president in the Dominican Republic - and asks him whether he thinks he has betrayed the game of football.
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