Not separated at birth

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We hate being rattled.

Witty, tongue in cheek, what about sexy Ian?
But we're yesterday's news, so says a woman called 'John'
John Wilson?
'John' sounds awfully familiar and has an identical writing style to an old friend of ours. He even mentions an incident from a few months ago where this old friend claimed to have taken photos of us at the City Hall (it wasn't us, just some hapless passers by).

It's all very interesting.

On a completely unrelated note, isn't it strange that the respective 'Chairmen' of The Protestant Coalition and the Ulster Protestant Voice are father and son?

http://www.belfastdaily.co.uk/2013/01/11/psni-on-standby-for-union-flag-operation-standstill-protests/

Ian McCrory (UPV)  & Sam McCrory (Protestant Coalition)


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Who actually 'likes' the Protestant Coalition

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We are getting bored of this lot...

However there is something decidely dodgy going on here.

The so-called Protestant Coalition claim to be the most talked about 'political party' in Northern Ireland based on Facebook stats.

However, while we don't have access to their actual admin statistics a quick check on their 'likes' counter is very revealing:

Protestant Coalition Like Counter

 These shots prompt a few questions:
  1. Why is London the city where most of the people talking about the page are from
  2. Why the sudden surge in people talking about the page after July 17th 2013?

Protestant Coalition visible like statistics
We are no experts but there is one standout possible explanation.

Would anyone like to hazard a guess as to what it may be?






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