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Replying to @JamieBrysonLLB @carlalockhart
You were also proud to call Jeffery a friend also
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Replying to @MLAsAndTheLike
@MLAsAndTheLike @mgtruth here is Claire Hanna telling Stephen Nolan to take his responsibility as a public service broadcaster and stop constantly raising the PSNI reference to the “feelings of the Provisional IRA” to smear the Garvaghy Road protestors, which he then does again
Replying to @RabbiJeffx
Israel. Anonymous IDF soldiers testified to Breaking the Silence about a 2014 Gaza incident in which troops shot an approaching elderly civilian, left him writhing, fired extra rounds into his legs “for the hell of it,” then used a D9 bulldozer to bury him under rubble.
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I get banter between fans at matches, but mocking a child who lost their life to cancer, beyond low. I hope this Coventry fan realises the magnitude of what he's done.
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Mocking a child who died of cancer. His parents must be proud. 🤮
Hope @CoventryCityFC hand him a huge ban.
Today at the CBS Arena, as Coventry took on Sunderland, one Coventry fan decided to taunt Sunderland away fans with a picture of the late Bradley Lowery. Absolutely disgusting behaviour, and I really hope Coventry are able to find out who this lad is and ban him for life.
All for a bit of banter, taunt the Sunderland fans with a Newcastle badge, or the Nissan logo, but going as low as using young Bradley to try and get at the Sunderland fans is the lowest thing I think I have ever seen at a Premier League stadium.
This is absolutely disgusting, and this lad should be ashamed of himself.
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Hope you act @CoventryCityFC and punish this vile creature. I will not give the pleasure of calling him a Football fan. RIP Bradley
Any sign of Buckley and Lockhart condemning this mob? Or is it just the mob with imaginary guns they have a problem with?
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James Myles retweeted
Next May I will be doing my bit to make Jon Burrows feel as uncomfortable as I possibly can.
You should too.
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Three unelected shitehouses 💩🐀🐀🐀
Not one vote received between these fucking dung heaps 🙄🤷♂️
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Who does he think he is. Oh sorry ex RUC with not one vote to his name. How dare you.
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I find the fact that Unionists who march with the Orange hate fest racists, join gangs of masked thugs on hillsides, chant along with anti Catholic songs at bonfires and in Orange halls, refuse to call for the decommissioning of their friends in loyalist murder cartels, refuse to ask the PSNI to investigate politicians that were involved in Ulster Resistance arms importation and concealment of same, still get so many votes.
But it's not surprising either, given who their political predecessors were and what they were up to in 1912, 1920, 1922, 1967-69, 1969 until the GFA and then after the Good Friday Agreement. – at Ottawa, Ontario
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That’s only a quarter of a million people you claim to represent that you’re taking a swipe at there Jon 🤷♂️👍
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Let's make it even more "deeply uncomfortable" for Jon Burrows in May next year.
Challenge accepted... 😉 🇮🇪
@niassembly @JonBurrowsMLA @uup @sinnfeinireland
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Burrows is on a police sick pension and recieves a public sector salary as an MLA.
He is the leader of the UUP and has not a single vote to his name.
But what makes makes HIM uncomfortable is that we live in a democracy where the largest party in Ireland gets so many votes.







































