Colin BrazierHost
I do not in any way condone the violence which gripped parts of Northern Ireland this week.

The sight of families being forced to flee their homes in Belfast is an image which does not help the cause of those on the mainland and in the province who have legitimate anxieties about uncontrolled migration.

I do, though, want to say something about the attack by a Sudanese man which so convulsed many parts of Northern Ireland, and in particular what it tells us about the modus operandi of the mainstream media, and what, if anything, the sectarianism of Ulster's recent history has to tell us about Britain's future.

I'm not from Northern Ireland, I've never lived in Northern Ireland, and I apologise for my ignorance if anything I'm about to say reveals a want of knowledge.
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