What did Ian Paisley's Ulster Resistance movement promote?
Unionist paramilitarism
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Unionist paramilitarism, as promoted by Ian Paisley's Ulster Resistance movement, is a political ideology that advocates for the use of paramilitary force to maintain the union between Northern Ireland and the United Kingdom. It emerged in the late 20th century as a response to the growing support for Irish nationalism and the perceived threat to the Protestant community in Northern Ireland.
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