McGregor Marks Bloody Sunday Anniversary By Paying Tribute To British Soldiers
EXPANDING on his deleted rants on Twitter in which he urged Derry MMA fighter Paul Hughes to ‘get that flag (tricolour) off you’ and that he is a ‘you little know-what-you-are cunt’ from ‘up there’, court star and rapist Conor McGregor has further solidified his opinion of people ‘up there’ in the north of Ireland.
Wearing a remembrance poppy he had left over from the last time he wore it, sources close to McGregor confirmed he marked the 53rd anniversary of the Bloody Sunday massacre today with the feeling that such atrocities are none of his business as people ‘up there’ are in no way Irish, and he is superior to them, and what the British government does with its British subjects is their business.
“I think people give this rapist an awful hard time. Like any proud Irish patriot, he wears the poppy and happily poses in pictures with Nigel Farage at Trump’s inauguration,” shared one person who believed McGregor likely connected with the ‘warrior spirit’ of the British army that saw it open fire on innocent people, killing 14 of them.
While some would rush to criticise such expressions of support for the British army, others have pointed out some would find a kindred spirit in an empire which commits awful crimes, always denies wrongdoing and tries to bury the truth, often through intimidation and violence.
“When insulting Hughes on Twitter yesterday he said ‘Up the real Irish fuck these vermin fucks’ and frankly that’s the sort of Irish president I’d vote for,” offered the only remaining clinically braindead Irish McGregor supporter than isn’t a social media bot account.
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