I have seen him being interviewed on TV tonight.......but he was dressed like someone heading to work on a building sife for some reason.
Like an extra on Auf Wiedersehn, Pet.
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I have seen him being interviewed on TV tonight.......but he was dressed like someone heading to work on a building sife for some reason.
Like an extra on Auf Wiedersehn, Pet.
Emlynsqueakyvoice
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I must say those interviewers in 6 of 9 put the vast majority of their English conterparts to shame.
Ol’ Jeffrey bowled a yorker by the interviewer here and the Sinn Fein woman stumping him behind the wicket
Khal, my sister went to Queens, and what struck me the second I got to visit her in Belfast (in 1988) was that every person there was politically aware. Most people in Liverpool think they know the score politically but I swear that the Irish in the 6 knew the dance better than people over here do. I know that it was useful to have your wits about you in Ireland in those days, but everybody could put a cogent argument forward. The interviewer reflects the population in this case, I think.
For sure, Emlyn
I have also noticed that over a lifetime going back and forth to Belfast throughput my life, before and during and after the Troubles, that they are cute hoors when it comes to politics.
I was over in Donegal a few weeks ago with a bunch of cousins from Belfast and as always, sitting round having a few drinks was like being on Question Time lol
Emlynsqueakyvoice
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I now have friends on both sides of the divide in the 6 and I go there fairly regularly (New Lodge one month, Enniskillen the next). People are extremely knowledgeable, but now they are more pragmatic. The GFA actually works for everyone, such a shame that we have this idiot pulling the strings in number 10....For sure, Emlyn
I have also noticed that over a lifetime going back and forth to Belfast throughput my life, before and during and after the Troubles, that they are cute hoors when it comes to politics.
I was over in Donegal a few weeks ago with a bunch of cousins from Belfast and as always, sitting round having a few drinks was like being on Question Time lol
You are pretty much correct, but there are actually 2 solutions.
1. UK gives Northern Ireland independence
2. UK invades and claims Ireland
I don’t see any other solution
Very helpful and constructive suggestions.
I am sure Downing Street has a hotline where one can phone in and advise Mr. Boris Johnson as to what is the best policy to pursue and prevent him from having to “die in a ditch”.
come on WA,
you're missing 3. Where the EU super army takes not only NI but the whole of the UK.
yup, sounds like they are trying to finalising the wording to throw the DUP under the bus. Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch!
ArtetaMagic
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Hope you're right, cant see it though.
The DUP member for North Antrim, Mr. Ian Paisley jnr., is being very publicly criticised by a factory owner, a man whom signed Paisley’s election papers no less, over the sale of the factory with over 1000 jobs on the line.
The factory is in Paisley’s constituency and the factory owner has accused him of “electioneering” whilst pretending to care about the workers.
The factory is in Paisley’s constituency and the factory owner has accused him of “electioneering” whilst pretending to care about the workers.
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What happens on the Swiss borders with several neighbours? They're not in the EU. Just wondered.
As far as I know there are customs checks for goods but they are part of the Schengen area so people aren't checked.
roydo
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I think, and I mean I think, that cos they have their open borders with EU members, and all that, they are not in the EU, but have to accept some rules the EU make.
But that is pulling up some memory from a while ago. And I am reasonably sure it applies to some other countries as well.
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