mancity2012_eamo
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We sussed out that the Tories can’t be trusted. We’re waiting on half the North to realise the same.
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Yep.We sussed out that the Tories can’t be trusted. We’re waiting on half the North to realise the same.
Travel is more likely to affect public opinion than trade.Lots more difference with trade than travel.
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They got their name for a reasonWe sussed out that the Tories can’t be trusted. We’re waiting on half the North to realise the same.
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Give it timeTravel is more likely to affect public opinion than trade.
Time we’ve gotGive it time
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As I said, a decade.Time we’ve got
It's any cost for me Eamo, we left half a million citizens behind and we betrayed them. I grew up through the bombings too, never let the fuckers scare me though.
For my Irish in-laws it’s very much a case of when rather than if, but the economic aspect of it is a massive factor in when the right time will be.
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We'd probably benefit economically after some up front spendingFor my Irish in-laws it’s very much a case of when rather than if, but the economic aspect of it is a massive factor in when the right time will be.
mancity2012_eamo
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You do it wrong and it will be as bad as agreeing to a border commission that never had any intention of following up on what it was supposed to do.It's any cost for me Eamo, we left half a million citizens behind and we betrayed them. I grew up through the bombings too, never let the fuckers scare me though.
Christ when you think about it, Johnson kicking the can down the road with the border in the Irish Sea has a lot of similarities in approach.
For me the modern North needs to be convinced by us that they will have a better future with us. (Perhaps through the EU)
Whatever happens it needs to be permanent.
There was a lot of Protestants down south that were involved in push for a 32 county Ireland in a fairer socialist society that were completely forgotten about and left high and dry when De Valera jumped into bed with the clergy.
There were terrible mistakes made by both sides in the last 100 years.
If there is to be a sustainable future then an objective look at our history is needed. Lessons should be learned including how to deal with untrustworthy British governments.