Mad Dog Adair: I’m going home
TERROR thug Johnny ‘Mad Dog’ Adair has vowed to quit his Scottish bolthole and return to Northern Ireland.
And the former Loyalist hardman insists that, once he’s back in his homeland, the only way he’ll be leaving again is in a COFFIN.
Adair – who’s now living in Troon, Ayrshire – spoke out after the Ulster Defence Association revealed that it had decommissioned all of its weaponry.
Making the announcement, senior Loyalist figures insisted: “Violence is no longer a viable option.”
Former UDA commander Adair – who was forced to flee Belfast in 2005 following a bloody split in the terror organisation’s ranks – believes that gives him the all-clear to go back.
He crowed: “I’ve always said I will return home and this day will happen sometime this year. The UDA told the world they are committed to peace so there should be no problem.
“My enemies will have kept a few guns for me but they don’t frighten me. The only way I’ll leave is if someone kills me.”
The 46-year-old, who was jailed in 1995 for directing terrorism, insists he’s already been looking at properties in Ulster.
But his homecoming might be more difficult than expected. A UDA spokesman warned: “This moron and his criminal gang will never be accepted back.
“The conflict is over but the Loyalist people won’t stand by and let this parasite destroy our community again.”
