That’s the point of the Freestate.That’s all okay with me, though I think the people of Northern Ireland would be foolish not to opt to join with Ireland over England in that situation.
O’Connell does a nice line in cardi’s if I remember correctly.That’s the point of the Freestate.
We’ll take in both. We’re willing to forgive…..
If they’re willing to forget their silly dalliance with the monarchy.
King Chas? Head of the Church of England? That’s fine, he just can’t be anything in the state so.
Complete separation.
It’s what Daniel O’Connell wanted.
That’s O’Connell now, not O’Donnell. Very important if you are looking them up.
Will look them up, not now though off wine tasting.That’s the point of the Freestate.
We’ll take in both. We’re willing to forgive…..
If they’re willing to forget their silly dalliance with the monarchy.
King Chas? Head of the Church of England? That’s fine, he just can’t be anything in the state so.
Complete separation.
It’s what Daniel O’Connell wanted.
That’s O’Connell now, not O’Donnell. Very important if you are looking them up.
O’Connell does a nice line in cardi’s if I remember correctly.
Thanks for proving my point Sadds.O’Connell does a nice line in cardi’s if I remember correctly.
Or the right wing press do their stuff and we end up approximately where we are just now. I see no sign that the large minority that continue to be wooed by the attack dog policies of the right are softening their attitude to anything.Rejoining is inevitable.
Once you accept that it's a matter of how.
Starmer is preparing the ground, he's going to allow EU citizens resident here to vote and he's going to lower the voting age, and on the quiet he'll encourage a fringe Labour rejoin group to steer the narrative, while retaining plausible deniability that it's nowt to do with him.
Simultaneously he'll be exploring closer ties to the EU, which will throw up a number of possible scenarios, an entirely predictable by-product of which will be the bleedin obvious, the simple fact that none of these halfway house options is better than rejoining, so rejoining will surreptitiously re-enter political discourse.
Old folk die off, youngsters join the electorate, Brexit is shown to be the disaster it is to all but the terminally mad. Starmer will let it all simmer, there'll be no top down, he wants pressure to build from below, then bish, bash, bosh! We rejoin, ten years from now at the earliest.
Far more important.Will look them up, not now though off wine tasting.
Or the right wing press do their stuff and we end up approximately where we are just now. I see no sign that the large minority that continue to be wooed by the attack dog policies of the right are softening their attitude to anything.
Don't we have enough gullible idiots voting the same pricks in repeatedly without inviting in more?Unless you scrap the UK.
Scotland apply independently, Wales applies independently.
England and Norn Iron join the Freestates; that would be the new entity to get round the GFA for the DUP.
Federal Republic of Eireann and English States.
Of course you’d all have to adopt the euro and the Freestates would be run from Dublin.
There would be a total separation of church and state, so we’d finally be rid of the blight that is the King being head of state and the church. I mean it is 2023.
So not Margo's brother.That’s O’Connell now, not O’Donnell. Very important if you are looking them up.
That’s the point of the Freestate.
We’ll take in both. We’re willing to forgive…..
If they’re willing to forget their silly dalliance with the monarchy.
King Chas? Head of the Church of England? That’s fine, he just can’t be anything in the state so.
Complete separation.
It’s what Daniel O’Connell wanted.
That’s O’Connell now, not O’Donnell. Very important if you are looking them up.
What are you suggesting?Don't we have enough gullible idiots voting the same pricks in repeatedly without inviting in more?
That's the rub though isn't it ( and I'd say 20 years minimum, and the NI border question has to be resolved first).Rejoining is inevitable... then bish, bash, bosh! We rejoin, ten years from now at the earliest.
Which politician is going to dedicate their campaign to something that won't happen in the next mandate period, or the next, or even the one after that?
What do you do in the mean time? Just let thins get slowly worse? The UK gradually deflating of the coat of France like a lilo with a hole in it? UK Politicians have to make the UK economy work if they will have any chance of re-entering the EU on reasonable terms, and if the economy recovers, whats the driving force to rejoin?
Leave them as they are bar the North. Maybe some bilateral federation with an independent Scotland.What are you suggesting?
A reversal of the Penal Laws?
Don’t let them vote?
Hmmmm! You’ve tweaked my interest.
Fair enough.Leave them as they are bar the North. Maybe some bilateral federation with an independent Scotland.
If we do it will be all or nothing.Rejoining is inevitable.
Once you accept that it's a matter of how.
Starmer is preparing the ground, he's going to allow EU citizens resident here to vote and he's going to lower the voting age, and on the quiet he'll encourage a fringe Labour rejoin group to steer the narrative, while retaining plausible deniability that it's nowt to do with him.
Simultaneously he'll be exploring closer ties to the EU, which will throw up a number of possible scenarios, an entirely predictable by-product of which will be the bleedin obvious, the simple fact that none of these halfway house options is better than rejoining, so rejoining will surreptitiously re-enter political discourse.
Old folk die off, youngsters join the electorate, Brexit is shown to be the disaster it is to all but the terminally mad. Starmer will let it all simmer, there'll be no top down, he wants pressure to build from below, then bish, bash, bosh! We rejoin, ten years from now at the earliest.
If we do it will be all or nothing.
Schengen/Euro etc.
The people that voted out didn't understand the balance we had in our membership. That will be all gone and we'll have to accept being a third year member and the nuts and bolts that come with it. No cherry picking.