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This is the worst sensation of "I told you so" I've ever had. One of the first things I said to a Leave voter was that this would end up setting NI back 20 years. The phrases "dissident republicans", "loyalist paramilitaries", "packed with explosives" and "car bombs" would make their way back into the country wide news headlines. We would have a border again and those who needed a reason to kick off and hurt people, would get it. But of course, they didn't vote for that.
I sincerely hope this is a one off.
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Really? I wonder if she posted that idea as something seriously worthy of consideration, or if she put it forward knowing it was just something to get the papers to talk about for the day, and that she'd be one day closer to B-Day.
I assume that it would take longer than the two months they've got to ever even get either party into the same building to start to talk about whether they should negotiate that particular treaty.
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Link#?
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She has denied this, apparently
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This 'wheeze' almost certainly bears the fingerprints of the odious Gove,
who, for reasons unfathomable to the protagonists and negotiators involved,
has always been resolutely against the GFA.
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So May’s latest batshit mental plan is to attempt to renegotiate the Good Friday agreement so she can placate the right wing nut jobs in the Tory party. This less than 48 hours after a car bomb exploded in Londonderry.
Is there no end to how much she is prepared to fuck up to placate a small group of headbangers?
Fucking idiocy.