Ouch
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@ChairmanDan will be conflicted here.
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@Locke I’m listening to your stake knife here. Nothing majorly new on the wider story but the individual stories they used are interesting. Episode 3 with the insights from various tan bastards was good.
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I’d never heard of Joe Fenton. An awful story. As good as murdered by @Tim_Riggins and the British state as by the IRA.
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Poor Mervin is doing some desperate windmilling while trying to hide his utter heartache.
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It must be a tough swallow for any orange man capable of even a small bit of self reflection. Flutes and sashes being fucked up into the attic.
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Someone please post what Bryson or Holmes etc have to say about this
As soon as he located a wheelie bin that he can get up on Bryson will be in touch
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Mickey Mouse relevant ppl
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In other words he liked unionists
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Suspicious of Hume but no issues at all with Paedo Donaldson, the gangster Paisleys or the war criminal Blair.
A good judge of character was our John.
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The happiest day of his life, according to himself, was the day he met Prince Charles.
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He hated being Irish
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That was the start of the 10+ year period where Gerry enjoyed himself at the negotiation table (for the most part).
All this has come a year too late for John. This information would have given his challenge for COTY a massive shot in the arm.
Despite years of tremendous challenges it was never to be.
The Mayo of the COTY competition.
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Hume was a great force for good, as was McGuinness.
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The north was full of absolute colossuses. Paisley, hume, mcguinness, trimble…even bit-part players like adams, Irvine etc, were heavy hitters. If we hadn’t been busy fighting with ourselves we probably could have taken over the world.
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‘Hard times create strong men’
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