Current Affairs EU In or Out

[ToffeeTim]

The EU made the promises, and delivered on them, that facilitated Republican agreement to the GFA.

In a nutshell, the removed many of the triggers for conflict and gave a reason to negotiate with Britain.

That is crucial in my book.

So many various protagonists involved. Hard to actually be sure who had biggest impact.

The role of the ordinary people was key to me though. People were sick and tired of the sickening violence and wanted to live quietly in peace with their neighbours.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

I'm afraid you won't have my vote mate. Hope you understand haha lol

Tim, you are exactly the sort of person I hope has a place at the table to discuss our shared future. It has to work for us all, not some selfish party political game that May is delivering.

Read the demographics, see where it is going an plan it now.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Brexit could hap hazardly deliver this for you then..

Gerry Adams would shake your hand for a No deal.

 

[Frang]

Gerry Adams would shake your hand for a No deal.

I'd probly turn my back on that. Thanks

 

[ToffeeTim]

Tim, you are exactly the sort of person I hope has a place at the table to discuss our shared future. It has to work for us all, not some selfish party political game that May is delivering.

Read the demographics, see where it is going an plan it now.

The demographics do point to unification in the medium term. Maybe 20-30 years. But the way the world is right now, nothing is inevitable or certain in politics. Things change all the time. I have no idea what's down the line. I have no idea what's down the line in the next fortnight.

They'll be teaching this period to kids in history classes in a generations time. It's interesting times anyway.

 

[Wizard]

I got what I needed out of it.

Thanks for googling it for me

So you're either a troll or an idiot. I really hope you're a troll

 

[Frang]

So you're either a troll or an idiot. I really hope you're a troll

You can pluck exactly what facts you need off the Internet

I was hoping for an informed response

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

So you're either a troll or an idiot. I really hope you're a troll

He’s the Ayatollah of Trolla

 

[Jebus_lives]

Gove.

What could possibly go wrong lol

They lost a vote of no confidence. Not sure how workable this will be

 

[Frang]

He’s the Ayatollah of Trolla

*shows ignored content*

Heavy coming from a fraggle of fraggle rock

 

[ToffeeTim]

They lost a vote of no confidence. Not sure how workable this will be

She would have to resign. Or more likely, be pushed to the point where she feels she has to resign.

 

[Carl O'Ancelotti]

He's been reading the Daily Fail.

A free Minky M Cloth worth £2.49 !? Interesting..

 

[Frang]

She would have to resign. Or more likely, be pushed to the point where she feels she has to resign.

Who do we see as a replacement and will they offer anything different at all.

The EU have remained consistent in saying that is the Only deal they will put up with.. So that rules out making any changes..

The only other option is no deal??

 

[Armaghtoffee]

The demographics do point to unification in the medium term. Maybe 20-30 years. But the way the world is right now, nothing is inevitable or certain in politics. Things change all the time. I have no idea what's down the line. I have no idea what's down the line in the next fortnight.

They'll be teaching this period to kids in history classes in a generations time. It's interesting times anyway.

There will be a border poll with 5 years. You are way off with 20- 30.

I’m not saying it will be Unification, that’s 50/50. My point is, it is happening and we should learn from Brexit and plan accordingly.

 

[Jebus_lives]

She would have to resign. Or more likely, be pushed to the point where she feels she has to resign.

I genuinely can't see her ever quitting.