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Ian Paisley
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"All political lives, unless they are cut off in midstream at a happy juncture, end in failure, because that is the nature of politics and of human affairs."
Enoch Powell
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ballyblack wrote: »"All political lives, unless they are cut off in midstream at a happy juncture, end in failure, because that is the nature of politics and of human affairs."
Enoch Powell
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Or in the case of most politicians in the UK & Ireland they end in failure because they get caught with their hands in the cookie jar or snouts in the trough in some shape or form be it with housing developers, large companies, expenses, ...........0 -
Looks like the funeral passed off peacefully. He was buried in Co Down (Ballygowan) which surprises me as he was from Co Armagh but spent most of his adult life in Co Antrim.
Maybe the Baroness has family connections there? After all he told us she was the real boss in his TV interview
Or maybe not many Free Presbyterian churches have their own burial groundJohn0 -
I Googled a few things and found out Eileen was born in Belfast. Her daddy had a shop in East Belfast. The Free Presbyterian church in Ballygowan does have its own graveyard. Beyond that I haven't a clue.0
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'money saving expert' site. ?????0
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tommykerno wrote: »'money saving expert' site. ?????
The NI forum allows for general items of interest, this has already been discussed upteen times.0 -
tommykerno wrote: »'money saving expert' site. ?????
Someone who has postsd 19 times in four years dictating what should be posted on the forum??0 -
To be fair I didn't see the poster "dictating" just asking a question. I think the number of posts is irrelevant. Just because some choose to post and others don't is no reflection on one's right to post - or is it? Have I missed something in the rules?0
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To be fair I didn't see the poster "dictating" just asking a question. I think the number of posts is irrelevant. Just because some choose to post and others don't is no reflection on one's right to post - or is it? Have I missed something in the rules?
That's an interesting post from a relative "newbie", very interesting indeed.0
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