Ian Paisley Part One - Nolan Live

[@rocker53zero]

Everyone needs to take this oppertunity for peace.

[@billingtonmarc25]

Ian tried to make power sharing work but his Party wouldn't go along. Now nothing gets done there.

[@jackmanorishe]

Nolan is a Fat shit and he embodies the hatred of unionism and fuels its spread with his theories and statements which are entirely false but are allowed to go unchallenged by the BBC

[@jerryfields4837]

Sine Féin- IRA.................DUP-.UDR-UDA-RUC-British army-british government.......did you forget the other bit "Dr"?

[@consean9938]

S'appening fieldsy?

[@GaraGambini]

Paisley did exactly what his electorate wanted him to, that is good politics.

[@herpfreakuk]

@seanymo alot of the old generations are, its up to the younger generations to lead by example and secure a peaceful future for both caths n prods in northern ireland, to be honest, i love seeing DUP and SF working together in government, its better than having the DUP shout about burning catholics and the pope being the harlot of rome, and the IRA ( not these dissident jokers ) planting bombs. if you love em or hate em, you gotta respect them for working together, even if it did take years.

[@TJSwartz2007]

First Lenin, then Stalin, next Hitler, and finally Ian Paisley. The various manifestations of the Devil Incarnate

[@celticwjp]

plan B is still on the cards. Adams will lead the charge from Dublin

[@richardrich1384]

The quint essential Ulster man.

[@GERSKID100]

Easy to mock an old man nolan paisley on his day wud of teard u to pieces

[@reggie42012]

Jacob, why do you come at it from that way? I don't think Stephen mocked him. Why turn it to something violent?

[@WorshipInTruth]

@TJSwartz2007 Are you kidding?

[@looknfortruth]

im just waitn on nolan shoutn his usual shite about havn the 'best show in the country'iv stopped listening to him in the morning,when he was on hols i realised how a talk show should be

[@MrWilman79]

@campbellbaby Steven Nolan, thats unfair....

[@seanymo]

@herpfreakuk the only reason paisly went into politics with sinn fein is that he was at the end of his political career and realised the republican views would never go away, so he wanted to end his career with something positive that he would be remembered for and mislead people into thinking he was all for peace when the facts show he wasn't. He built his political career on fear and hatred of catholic people, and mislead the protestant communities which only encouraged the troubles

[@sudbuster100]

paisley the lundy

[@moiralad]

was never a stable government vote tuv

[@Dervlahx3]

To be fair, there are some comparisons, I'm learning about it in History, although obviously Paisley isn't as bad :L