It could also be claimed that others caused a lot of trouble because they did not agree with his views. The man's dead can't you at least be generous to his memory for the good things he did do?
I'll not miss him one jot (paisley) him and his chuckle brother and the rest of the bastards who are now self claimed pals will and have lived long and comfortable lives, pity that because of their rhetoric and in some cases actions, many others didn't. We see now that their supposed cemented convictions were merely games played with the lives of others to be dropped when convenient to their positions. I rarely wish death on anyone but the sooner men of his mind on both sides grow old and die the better for all of us.
sinden was an actor who starred in two's company and many other shows he was 90. the other guy also died.. all there is to be said there
It's almost like George R.R. Martin wrote September 12, 2014. Who is the most popular person in the world? That's who is going to die next.
I asked the Wolfram Alpha website "Who is the world's most popular person?" It answered Banco Popular. On a more somber note- HowStuffWorks lists Queen Lizzie as possibly the worlds most recognizable living face in the world. So we might have King Charles III pretty soon if George R.R. Martin has really taken over responsibility for writing history.
This year has been proper mental though right? So much **** has gone down so far that it does feel like we're at the mercy of that trigger happy pen / keyboard of his. CCC - eh?? Ah, think I know what you're getting at. He's the one who gave Dot Cotton a licking out, when she was in the mood
Well said Frank. Im not as eloquent as you though so ill just say ..... **** Ian Paisley the bigot and **** Martin McGuiness who lost "a good friend".
Paisley stirred the **** in Liverpool in 1969 when he addressed a large audience of loyalist minded scousers, the so called man of god promised to arm them and get them to Belfast if as it looked at the time civil war broke out. On another of his visits to Liverpool him and his Liverpool loyalists ran towards the pope mobile during John Paul II's visit in 82, with his bible in the air and ranting anti catholic ****e the pope leaned over and blessed him and the cavalcade just carried on down Upper Parliament St. Bet the **** was well pleased. RIP Donald Sinden.
Some Paisley gems, lovely man. http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-29171017 ""They breed like rabbits and multiply like vermin" - talking about Catholics at a loyalist rally in 1969." "Catholic homes caught fire because they were loaded with petrol bombs; Catholic churches were attacked and burned because they were arsenals and priests handed out sub-machine guns to parishioners" - at a loyalist rally in 1968 following attacks on Catholic homes. "I denounce you, Anti-Christ! I refuse you as Christ's enemy and Antichrist with all your false doctrine" - addressing Pope John Paul II on a visit to the European Parliament October 1988.
He was exaggerating basic Protestant principles. Perhaps you should do some of your famed 'research' before you show your ignorance - yet again!
Ah come on Dave. Its not what he said its when and where he said it, the European Union headquarters to an invited head of state, no wonder the old ****er was humiliated when he was frogmarched out of the building at the time.
