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Its shameful Tony,and they talk about Donald..
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Macron, now calling for a E.U..Army. God what have we let ourselves in for...
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Day day DUP
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Rebels will be out today..
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Shambles from Day one . Nothing has changed except a lot of the players , how many British cabinet ministers have had to be fired or have jumped ship in the last 2 years .
The "Mother of Parliaments " ( their words ) a complete shambles , an out of date model , mired in old boy (girl) networks . Time to rethink the whole political process in the UK . Not fit for purpose currently. Unfortunately the destiny of a lot of us south and north hangs on people with whom we have little influence , and little regard for . Planning a career / business/ lifestyle at present almost an impossible task . My contacts near the border tell me there could be a big trade in white vans soon . Some are actually looking forward to a shambolic set of arrangements which will deliver "business" opportunities . |
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The most interesting thing I saw today was the poll via Sky News asking people what should happen following the events of the last few days .
55% said there should be another referendum , and several "neutral" observers said they thought this figure should be higher . What was unsaid though was that the 55% wanted another referendum , but those not wishing another referendum was only 35% . Dividing up the no voters in proportion puts the second referendum wish at over 60% . I think this momentum will continue . Hopefully . The brexiteers are paranoid about another vote now that the reality of the implications of leaving have surfaced properly. One of the main factors is that there are no real leaders in any of the main political parties in UK , May is the nearest they have to a leader , and she may not last long . |
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If there is another one Kelly, then NEVER again can ANY Government decision be allowed stand. Pandora's box will have been opened and nothing will ever be the same. Those wishing for another should be very careful...
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They revoted twice over here in the last 20 years on stuff , and there wasn’t a word about it . Those wishing for another vote don’t have to be careful about anything, because if there was another vote , then remain would win by a distance . If they bet on it , then exit would be a 1000/1 and that would be a bad price . The only people that should be careful about a revote are the morons who voted it in the first place and haven’t the brain to realise what a stupid decision it was.
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Not sure you lads totally understand,if I may, ha,
It can't be done. A vote on the contents of the deal might be possible but not in the present time frame. I won't go in to the detail as it would get me started. Ireland in a bad place now, leo. Critical in fact. Thanks Arlene and Sammy for unification. The only good thing to this.. |
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Unification would be the worst thing that could possibly come out of this . If I had my way , I’d get a chainsaw and cut away the six counties and let them drift away up to Greenland.
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Why Jim pls
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Many leavers now want to remain.
I said it could not happen from the outset. Seemed rather obvious to me. I was a remainer from the outset but I am not a Euro file |
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That Gove is still there and Rudd is back indicate an increase in the possibility that May will hang on , plus Fox is changing his strident tune.
Waiting for developments . Think a second referendum might happen . The DUP have been side tracked , sensible opinion across a broad spectrum here in the north is that they are barking up the wrong tree , having backed the wrong horse before flagfall for the interests of their constituents . All the local media here today confirmed this . But by their nature they will continue to say "never" . It's in their DNA . |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjEkjeVzL34
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Anyone of the opinion that the U.K. remaining in the E.U. is a good idea should have their collective heads examined . Britain is the bigger donor to the paychecks of the clowns running the greatest scam ever perpetrated on a People. Even this poor Country of ours has been stripped naked and tucked up in bed by these robbers. They took our fishing industry , Oil , and gave us 71 Billion .It is estimated that our Fishing rights alone have a value of 470 Billion , and they told us we are doing well to get that!
Along with paying the German banks Billions because they took a gamble and lost. I'm going to Punchestown tomorrow and will be having a few bets, if any of them lose can i call on a few of you here to pay them for me and give me my money back if they lose. Because that's EXACTLY what we did for the German speculators.. E. U. the worst day's work the voters of Ireland ever did... |
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The voice of reason speaks again.
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mr combustible
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Pecker tis just a big sheet storm, i was always nationalistic in that i wanted to see reunification but not now,too much hassle,
However while it is pie in the sky rather than Leoooo inviting all and sundry to the shores,build houses for anyone in the North who would want to come down,simple,and while no chance,it isn't wrong. |
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If we are to continue with the Euro project then Ireland has to sign up to mostly, there are opt outs, to the EU's basic rules. That includes free movement and while our small indigenous economy has only needed a relatively small influx of new workers, it is still sizeable looking at the changes in population and demographics over the last 20 years. Leo etc tell us that we are having about a million more people here over the course of the next 15 years, Planning 2040. There's been no debate about this, we are just told. Leo etc know damn well all they need to do is offer tax cuts and most fall for it. FF would be doing the same. There are elements of that age group now in FG and FF who I believe are close to being euro federalists.
Planning 2040 may well work in terms of infrastructure investment, although I am deeply suspicious we will not have enough social care and housing provision for those who cannot afford their own in old age. The country is getting a government and media view that the EU is in Ireland's best interests. Think the people will slowly wake up to this. Not saying that we will go as far as being so euroskeptic that we would want to leave the EU but feel the % of those who disagree with it, will increase. What happens to the EU meanwhile over the course of the next decade may decide things for us. |
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jimeen is totally correct except in one detail.greenland is too near.id drift them the other way down to the far side of south island new zealand.. what do we want sammy wilson nigel dodds arlene michelle o neill gerry kelly and the rest of them infecting us? they are a sickening shower full of their own importance on both sides . were bad enough with leo and mickey martin but they are manageable. the brits want rid of them as they are costing a fortune .i say leave them to fend for themselves..see how they get on.
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I refer to reclaiming our land as unification.
The rest of the intricacies will be taken care of by evolution,by numbers in the next generations.The union is dead. Ask the people of London, Birmingham or Bradford whether or not they wish to keep the 6 Counties. In time the North will be the least of our worries.That's a banker, interest free. 48 letters in Westminster are awaiting the moment.They will seize their one opportunity. So what question would you put to the people of the UK as a second referendum and how would you implement this in a timely fashion. Also tell us which party and PM will execute. |
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they have only 24 according to sky there at 4
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They are there.It's about activation.Only get one chance.rebels need a pm.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NniWbG20QnQ
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We haven't had a debate yet what type of country we want going forward? Wonder why that is. We are just told we need to plan for 1m+more people coming here over the next 20 years or so. I strongly suspect now that the likes of Varadkar and Coveney are European federalists and happy to go along with this. When they get out of government, they want to be on a bigger stage than just little old Ireland. Europe provides that. Wonder if we'll have any anti EC candidates standing next May? I don't think so, but come the time of the next European elections, 4/5 years later, I wouldn't be at all surprised.
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Listen lads, so long as we behave ourselves and be cordial to the world we simply cannot go wrong. Instead of us focusing on bad things we should be concentrating on strengthening our relationships with the nations that matter. The Independent Democratic Unionist State of Arlene will soon struggle. Wait till all the sewers are blocked in Beil Feirste after those Ulster Frys and they cannot even shift the wall of Shee-ayyyt with dyno rod.
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Everyone deserves a fair crack at life regardless of origin i think we can agree.
If they are net contributors that's a good thing surely. They can help bring down the cost of Labour whilst the cost of purchasing a house continues to rise whilst the country enjoys another boom before crashing to the ground with my grandchildren living in the luxury of our attic. Meantime we can only hope that more and more ENGLISH continue to move here to enjoy rural Ireland with cheap property,ex excellent broadband and reliable far reaching public transport system just in case they haven't got 4K insurance monies. |
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The UK leaving the EU is equivalent to 19, yes 19, of the smaller countries in the EU. FACT.
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Let them go their own way. This can be the greatest opportunity for us as a nation if we all are sensible and plan sustainability. When we go around the world, we open bars, give our kind, warm generous natures to the world. I have travelled extensively around the world and believe me the opinion of us is much better then of the Brits. What do they do? Start wars, cause all sorts of troubles. Chickens come to roost. Michael Collins is up there laughing his head off, God bless him. Let’s see how long Northern Ireland lasts with the post Brexit Westminster. I give them five years, before they come squealing and pleading for a United Ireland. Money talks and when Belfast runs of cash and UTV NEWS is saying we only have one hospital left in the province with massive shortages, three day weeks and a lot of other shortages, then we will have to prop them up.
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Team Ireland Leo.
We all don't like it up the jax so the time has come. |
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Where are ye
Let's be having ye The !ove in is over How long is a piece of string |
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Ireland will always be britains back door
Loads of people over here because They didnt like what was coming in the front door Hopefully this will stem the tide Our fear is that cork doesnt become dover And the calais jungle doesnt become the brittany jungle |
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There's nobody dead yet, but watching Question Time and David Dimbleby this past few months from several different locations in the UK, there's little doubt but our neighbours are deeply divided on this issue.
Most of the older generation think GREAT Britain is exactly that and cannot stomach being subject to any kind of rules from France or Germany. A relic of times past for sure. They were once GREAT because of their ships and engineers but that(excuse the pun) ship has sailed and they no longer rule anything that matters to Joe Soap. I cannot see enough of them realising the truth of their situation and we could all suffer in the mess of their own creation. They are our close neighbours and we do have a lot in common. |
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Not a word from Leo this week as he awaits his instructions from Brussels,erm i mean Westminster,but tonight he will have a love ee with Tubs.
Is this guy for real. |
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It's so freaking obvious Leo.
Do something. Are you a complete muppet. |
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Leo is waiting for Angela to give him his instructions , Puppet of the highest order, no time for the Irish has our Leo.
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Leo looks to have cut his nose to spite his face with the quite dire economic predictions emerging, the return to voilence if a border was put up was totally unnecessary.As much as i personally would prefer there not being one i think the UK should have insisted on it,even as a bluff.
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