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Northern Ireland Assembly: Private Members’ Business: School Openings and Amalgamations (18 Sep 2007): Jeffrey M Donaldson: In response to the nonsense we heard from Paul Butler about witch hunts, I was not aware that there was a witch to be hunted; maybe he knows something that we do not. Michelle O’Neill and Paul Butler were at the Committee for Education when it decided to write to the Minister with concerns about her decisions, but neither of them raised an objection. They said absolutely nothing. There...
Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland (21 Mar 2007): Jeffrey M Donaldson: ...That is the danger, because the paramilitaries do not keep records and can get away with so much. We know that the police are rightly accountable under the law, but this process must not be a witch hunt. It must not be about the Government releasing prisoners early and trying to draw a veil over the paramilitaries' past, while police officers who did their best to defend the people of...

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