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Iris Robinson MLA Health Minister in N.Ireland & wife of the First Minister #fundie #homophobia belfasttelegraph.co.uk

Iris Robinson last night reiterated her controversial comments on homosexuality — as Sinn Fein demanded her resignation as chair of the Assembly's Health Committee.

The DUP MP and MLA, who is under investigation by police, said she had no regrets about describing homosexuality as an "abom- ination" and saying gays needed psychiatric help.

A huge row erupted last week after Mrs Robinson made the remarks in the wake of a homophobic attack.

The born again First Lady said she had a right to express her view and claimed there was a "witch hunt" against Christians.

"I am defending the word of God. I think at the moment there is a witch hunt to kerb or actually stop or prevent Christians speaking out and I make no apology for what I said because it's the word of God. But at the same time I was very careful in saying that I have nothing against any homosexual. I love them; that is what the Lord tells me, to love the sinner and not the sin. And just as a murderer can be redeemed by the blood of Christ so can a homosexual," she told the BBC.

Ulster Volunteer Force #fundie #psycho #wingnut belfasttelegraph.co.uk

UVF orders removal of Catholic families from Carrickfergus housing estate in '21st century form of ethnic cleansing'

Windows at properties on Cherry Walk and Glenfield Walk were smashed late last Wednesday night. Some of the occupants are understood to have since fled the area. The PSNI's Sergeant Cowan said: "Just after 9pm we received a report that the living room window of a property in the Glenfield Walk area had been smashed at 8.20pm. At 9.40pm we received two further reports that windows had been smashed at houses in the Cherry Walk and Pinewood Avenue areas. In both cases a man wearing a balaclava was seen running from both addresses."

Security sources told Sunday Life that the UVF was behind the attacks having ordered the removal of all Catholics from loyalist estates in Carrickfergus. Sources say they were ordered purely on the basis of rumours about the occupants or people linked to them. "It's a form of 21st century ethnic cleansing," said the insider. "The UVF has drawn up a list of people living in Woodburn who they suspect are Catholics, or are living with Catholics."

Loyalists rioted on the North Road in Carrickfergus for two nights last week, throwing dozens of petrol bombs at police lines. The violence was in response to what they claimed is frustration over the Irish Sea customs border and a lack of prosecutions connected to the funeral of IRA leader Bobby Storey.

The attacks on the PSNI were encouraged by both the South East Antrim UDA and UVF who warned teens involved not to riot in loyalist estates, and to instead take the trouble onto the North Road which is on the edge of the Castlemara and Sunnylands areas.

Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) #racist belfasttelegraph.co.uk

More Polish homes targeted by racist thugs in fresh bout of 'ethnic cleansing' by UVF.

A young Polish family say they may have to leave their home after their property was one of three attacked in the latest in a surge of race hate crimes.

The front windows were smashed and racist graffiti daubed across the properties.

Those who live there told of their terror and said they were fearful of further attacks.

A 28-year-old woman, who moved to Northern Ireland from Poland, said she was "very afraid" for the safety of her young family.

"We don't know what we will do," she told the Belfast Telegraph.

"It was very scary."

The rented houses are adjacent to each other at Roslyn Street in east Belfast.

'Locals only' and 'get out' were scrawled over wooden panels placed over the shattered windows.

Another of those targeted is an elderly man from Belfast. He spent yesterday walking through the area in the rain as he didn't want to sit alone in his house.

"They were after the Polish people," he said.

"I just got the house last Tuesday and now this.

"I'm from Belfast. People just want to be left alone."

The weekend attack was the latest in a surge of race hate incidents across Belfast – with the UVF accused of orchestrating the sickening violence.

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Last week a Romanian man had faeces thrown at him during a sickening attack, also in the east of the city.

The man was targeted as he cycled along the Newtownards Road.

youwontforget #fundie belfasttelegraph.co.uk

Isn't it funny GOD doesn't electricute you up for spreading false messages it/he/she/ just asks why? and then it/he/she gives you the answer.
GOD is here with us today! but love and compassion are two few of its/his/hers virtues GOD knows these are heavenly virtues and that without the other traits the darker ones we wouldn't exist these he placed in earth then each would get to decide what path one would follow so you can be in heaven and close to it/him/her or you can follow the demiGOD I believe him and his minions lie in the center of our galaxies the eaters of worlds! yet another existance we can't proove the answers are infront of our eyes you need to see for the first time and belive for a creator there is a destroyer we are in his path now like the whiteboard/blackboard that got filled only to be erased and refilled again and again and again until one day that of most importance is realised and the board does not get wiped instead it is left in perfection unchanged I EXIST!

Colin #fundie belfasttelegraph.co.uk

The plane that crashed in New York (Hudson) river. Some passengers prayed. Others read the flight safety card. Guess which was more useful?

I'm going for the praying as the plane did not sink and no-one lost their lives and no injuries were reported. Everyone is hailing it as a miracle, against all odds etc. The flight saftey card would have no power over the stability of the plane in the water, etc., etc.

Thank God for those that prayed and thank God for protecting all of them. God loves us all, even if we all don't love him.