BBC Ulster

Apr 15, 2013

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Updated: Jun 11

Just spoke on BBC Ulster about why the Beeb was wrong to "ban" the witch is dead, why I won't be celebrating or mourning on Wednesday and why "Kill the Poor" would have been far more appropriate. You can catch the show here...

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