Ryan Warren

What on earth is this? Sunday Life doorstepping a man just because he’s the WM of his local lodge. For what? He’s legally done nothing wrong. They’ve written this like he’s some sort of criminal and even dragged up his business records. People have completely lost their minds.

What a thread by the way

Any @SDLPlive Councillors or @SineadMcL4Foyle commenting? Just asking for all those businesses & tourists across Belfast. Maybe it’s just because SDLP see some protests good, and every other parade bad. Welcome to ‘brave’ new Orwellian island. @NIAEconomy @News_Letter @Diana_uup

Hey, @grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was

First Ozzy, now Hulk Hogan 😭 RIP

Speaking of "awful attempts" Gerry. Won't be taking any analysis of this terrible conflict from you thanks.

I’ve come to the conclusion over the past few weeks that everyone in Northern Ireland, and possibly the UK, has collectively lost their minds. I’ve never before seen such levels of contradiction, whataboutery and the constant need to be outraged by absolutely everything.

The full copy of former PSNI officer Sean’s email to Claire Hanna MP over a month ago. I understand it has not been acknowledged. Such a correspondence demands a response and a public statement about the SDLP’s hasty denigration of PSNI culture.

GAA President Jarlath Burns paying tribute to a former IRA leader Seán Treacy. All week, Unionists have been lambasted for suggesting that the GAA has a political dimension and contains aspects that are problematic and hinder their involvement. These concerns are valid.

The last couple of weeks have exposed the extent of the media’s built-in bias against anything Unionist or Loyalist in Northern Ireland. The reactions from so-called “moderates” have hit peak hysteria, with even the most liberal people I know starting to question the behaviour.

I’m not an Orangeman nor a bandsman and my 12th morning was scheduled to be on the golf course but I’ve noticed the frankly incessant demonisation of people many of whom I know who are on the whole decent folks with just a different way of life.

I agree with @ryanpaulwarren here. I see myself as a balanced, reasoned, moderate loyalist. But this continuous onslaught on my community, my friends, my background has really pushed me this year. So much so I've decided to re-engage politically. This cannot go unchallenged.

Any buildings being offended @timcairns , asking for an empty office on the Antrim Road? I can do a random check when I’m in Portrush later this morning…. On another note talked to many tourists yesterday who loved both @TheOpen & @OrangeOrder parade @uuponline @NIAEconomy

Portrush parade is in full flow. I can confirm tourists are loving it and none have been harmed

I’ve lost count of how many Orange Halls, memorials and personal property in PUL areas have been attacked this past year. The media don’t seem to have much interest in local community issues until the 30th June comes round, then suddenly it’s wall-to-wall coverage for a month.

I’m pretty easy going, but the constant media attacks on Unionist and Loyalist culture are exhausting. Traditions, identity and history get mocked or vilified while others are carefully avoided. I understand why many people out there are fed up and fighting back.

"Mixed" Irish Language signage all year round ✅ Loyalist Parade on one night ❌ What does shared space really mean?

Disgraceful and despicable. Our children should be free from this type hate! Fair play to the guy for sharing this publicly

What’s interesting is that many involved in grassroots GAA clubs actually resent the organisation itself whether it be over over club levies, lack of funding, ticket allocation, and yes, most will say they disagree with naming grounds or trophies after Republican terrorists.