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(Video) Eamonn Mallie on why Peter Robinson is wrong to back controversial pastor

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  1. Sherdy on May 28, 2014 1:55 pm

    Robinson refers to MMcG as a former commander of a bloody paramilitary organisation.

    Has he forgotten his red beret days when he was a commander of the bloody Ulster Resistance Movement?

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  2. Laurence Rocke on May 28, 2014 4:59 pm

    You are quite correct, Eamonn. Robinson, like many people, here has developed a great ability to be highly selective in what he is happy to criticise or defend. However, by his final few casual words, he demonstrates his contempt for those who he is content for McConnell to demonise. Rocky.

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