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Would You Say Separatism Constitutes A " Scourge"?
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Gorgeous George thinks so!
Gorgeous George thinks so!
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There's only really one pro- independence party, and only really three anti- independence parties splitting that vote three ways. The pro- independence party lavishes the populace with gifts it can't afford, an out-and-out bribe, because once independence is achieved that party's work is done and it can leave others to deal with paying off the debt it's...
22:25 Thu 08th Apr 2021
High-jacking this thread somewhat - do the NI rioters really want to go back to a quasi civil war? Maybe they are to young to remember the worst of the troubles but make no mistake if it becomes overtly & violently sectarian rather than anti-PSNI the Republicans will have access to all the weapons they need.
Tora,
// yobs filming themselves doing vandalism for facetube. //
Perhaps you have forgotten this warning on the 4th March 2021...
// A group which includes representatives of loyalist paramilitaries has written to the prime minister to withdraw its support for the Good Friday Agreement.
The Loyalist Communities Council (LCC) said it was temporarily withdrawing its backing because of concerns about the Northern Ireland Protocol.
The LCC represents groups including the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) and Ulster Defence Association (UDA) - loyalist paramilitary groups responsible for the murders of hundreds of people.
The protocol means NI remains in the EU single market for goods, so products from GB undergo EU import procedures.
Unionists say it damages trade and threatens NI's place in the UK.
He added that the prime minister should not "underestimate the strength of feeling on this issue right across the unionist family". //
// yobs filming themselves doing vandalism for facetube. //
Perhaps you have forgotten this warning on the 4th March 2021...
// A group which includes representatives of loyalist paramilitaries has written to the prime minister to withdraw its support for the Good Friday Agreement.
The Loyalist Communities Council (LCC) said it was temporarily withdrawing its backing because of concerns about the Northern Ireland Protocol.
The LCC represents groups including the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) and Ulster Defence Association (UDA) - loyalist paramilitary groups responsible for the murders of hundreds of people.
The protocol means NI remains in the EU single market for goods, so products from GB undergo EU import procedures.
Unionists say it damages trade and threatens NI's place in the UK.
He added that the prime minister should not "underestimate the strength of feeling on this issue right across the unionist family". //
I agree, Boris failed on that. We should have just gone WTO, hindesight has shown that we have gained nothing from a 'deal'.
Still, at present, it is nothing more than TTT has said. Whether or not it gets hijacked and escalated is another matter. The problems in NI never went away they were just waiting for an excuse. If it wasnt this then there would be another 'trigger'.
Still, at present, it is nothing more than TTT has said. Whether or not it gets hijacked and escalated is another matter. The problems in NI never went away they were just waiting for an excuse. If it wasnt this then there would be another 'trigger'.
George has always been someone to take seriously....
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well ok maybe not.
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well ok maybe not.
George Galloway is an ***.
So is Alex Salmond.
Exemptions for independence for certain areas?
Negotiated independence without a referendum?
Both barking mad.
As for NI, I’m afraid this is the consequence of Boris Johnson’s cavalier attitude to Brexit.
But there does have to be a border somewhere, once you have separate customs and different markets
So is Alex Salmond.
Exemptions for independence for certain areas?
Negotiated independence without a referendum?
Both barking mad.
As for NI, I’m afraid this is the consequence of Boris Johnson’s cavalier attitude to Brexit.
But there does have to be a border somewhere, once you have separate customs and different markets
There's only really one pro-independence party, and only really three anti-independence parties splitting that vote three ways.
The pro-independence party lavishes the populace with gifts it can't afford, an out-and-out bribe, because once independence is achieved that party's work is done and it can leave others to deal with paying off the debt it's built up to achieve its prime objective.
The only Scottish politics I hear about is independence and, lately, the misdemeanours of pro-inedpendence Alex Salmond. Nothing about any other political issue.
So yes, separatism is a scourge as it dominates the agenda. Whether Galloway is the right person to deal with that scourge ... I think not.
The pro-independence party lavishes the populace with gifts it can't afford, an out-and-out bribe, because once independence is achieved that party's work is done and it can leave others to deal with paying off the debt it's built up to achieve its prime objective.
The only Scottish politics I hear about is independence and, lately, the misdemeanours of pro-inedpendence Alex Salmond. Nothing about any other political issue.
So yes, separatism is a scourge as it dominates the agenda. Whether Galloway is the right person to deal with that scourge ... I think not.
elipsis: "The pro-independence party lavishes the populace with gifts it can't afford, an out-and-out bribe, because once independence is achieved that party's work is done and it can leave others to deal with paying off the debt it's built up to achieve its prime objective. " - exactly and well put, BA, in fact I feel a separate question comming on.....
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