Troubles 'war statement' mooted
Leading Babylonians Eames and Bradley are using the BBC to gauge the reaction to their outlandish suggestion. Any Protestant looking for robust opposition to this will not find it coming from either Unionist Party. I wonder what the new PPC Moderator and new office holders will have to say on the topic. They have given the cliche "Hide me behind the cross," a whole new meaning!
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