'The People's Flag' BBC 2 Wednesday 21st of June 2006 at 7pm

Haven't heard to many English or Scotsmen from the northern part of their countries replying in the same manner.....'I'm not English..I'm northern English.

But Paisley when interviewed on TV after his betrayal said in answer to Ken Reid's similar question said....Oh I'm Irish, then went on to waffle something about when he visits America etc he tells them he is an irishman.

Think that shows him up for what he is. Two-faced

Anyway here a piece from Ulster Television. The video had been taken off,but the 'blurb' mentions about him saying he is irish... I think the s-i-l has that programme I taped where he said he wasn't irish. I'll see if he can find it and put it on computer.

Ian Paisley steps down as leader of the DUP

Ian Paisley has stepped down as leader of the DUP.
Saturday, 31 May 2008
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On Friday night the DUP said goodbye to Mr Paisley at a farewell bash in South Belfast.
In a revealing interview, Mr Paisley has told UTV`s political editor Ken Reid there should only be one unionist party.
He also talks of his respect for Martin McGuinness, says he is an Irishman and reflects on his long career: WATCH FULL INTERVIEW

Paisley got the same treatment with his portrait in Westminster and his wife in the Lords. Its all about using the people and then discarding them when they have served their purpose.

I look at Nations like Rhodesia, who tried to fight for what was right, they have been proved right, the courage of men who stood and died under the union flag, but were shit on because the Political elite decided their Country wasn’t suitable in the new post-war political landscape.

McMillan in the 1950s went on about the 'wind of change' blowing thoughout Africa so that was a fortaste of what to expect from the Westminster masters. A fella said to me one time..'that may be so but one place they will never change or take is South Africa' He went on to say that they were there own boss and a people who had fought for their land and also they had a lot of natural resoures. But SA went too due to international pressure pushed by the Feds in America.

I think we should remember that one of the first places they pushed their policy was in the CSA. Now they are doing the same on a worldwide scale. After WW2 they called the shots and continue to do so. They tell Britain what to do anyway