McGregor claimed Guinness was 'a spy for a foreign government hell bent on preventing the freedom of the nation of Ireland'
Conor McGregor has bizarrely slammed Arthur Guinness in a series of posts on social media. The UFC star says he would "slap him around the pub" if the Guinness founder was still alive.
The Notorious wrote: "Don’t forget, Arthur Guinness was a spy for a foreign government hell bent on preventing the freedom of the nation of Ireland to act as a sovereign country. Upon Ireland’s victory in the war Arthur was forced at gunpoint to turn his logo, the harp, inward, facing the wall, as the true Harp is the national emblem of Ireland! A country he actively funded against in an attempt to suppress its freedoms and prosperity.
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