Re: 10 Reasons why GOD HATES IRELAND!
Obviously, Ireland has problems. It lapped up the word of the Anti-Christ the vicar of Rome, even as Britain tried to keep it in the fold of Anglicanism (a lesser evil.)
However, with its economic woes, a sign that God has taken away His Love, a British gentleman (a Lord no less) has suggested a way to save the country. I'm sure the natives will see the sense in this and not throw a drunken fit as they usually do:
As anything, even atheism, is better than Catholicism; this could be a step on the way to Salvation for Ireland.
Obviously, Ireland has problems. It lapped up the word of the Anti-Christ the vicar of Rome, even as Britain tried to keep it in the fold of Anglicanism (a lesser evil.)
However, with its economic woes, a sign that God has taken away His Love, a British gentleman (a Lord no less) has suggested a way to save the country. I'm sure the natives will see the sense in this and not throw a drunken fit as they usually do:
Former DUP leader and first minister Ian Paisley has told the House of Lords he would support Irish reunification - under the British crown.
In his first speech since joining the Lords in July, he cited a letter in Tuesday's Irish Independent newspaper.
The writer "invited Her Majesty to come over and take the whole of Ireland under her control".
Mr Paisley - now Lord Bannside - said that it was "a very good thought".
"If we all came together with Her Majesty at our head, I think we would do very well."
In an apparent reference to King William III's victory at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690 he added: "Another king did that at a certain famous watering place that I will not mention here today."
In his first speech since joining the Lords in July, he cited a letter in Tuesday's Irish Independent newspaper.
The writer "invited Her Majesty to come over and take the whole of Ireland under her control".
Mr Paisley - now Lord Bannside - said that it was "a very good thought".
"If we all came together with Her Majesty at our head, I think we would do very well."
In an apparent reference to King William III's victory at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690 he added: "Another king did that at a certain famous watering place that I will not mention here today."

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