skybluetony176
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Probably more than you would be my guess. Why does it matter how long ago ot was. It's our history and for what ever reason they feel the need to celebrate it and are perfectly within their rights to do so.
What victory? What war. Oh yes one so long ago I wonder how much they know of battle of the Boyne, William of orange or why James II became so unpopular.
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I always looked at it the same way as you. But I can only take a certain amount. And I reached my limit.why would anyone block people? Can't get my head round that. Unless they're blocking me, totally understandable!
You do realise that the Labour Party allied themselves to the UDP in the 70's to keep themselves in power? As far as I'm aware they also haven't ever encouraging terrorist acts in England.
I always looked at it the same way as you. But I can only take a certain amount. And I reached my limit.
Surely for every terrorist their is a freedom fighter?
So isn't it commendable the Government is supporting freedom fighters?
Who from?I expect a blocking in the near future!!
I always looked at it the same way as you. But I can only take a certain amount. And I reached my limit.
But it gets tiresome when someone is full of shit all the time.
Blocked Grendel ages ago. Had enough after several years of his bullshit. Bit it doesn't even show what people quote from him. You are left without a clue when someone keeps quoting him.
Or murderers whichever way you look at itFreedom fighters I guess.
Imagine if Sinn Fein's 7 MPs chose to turn up this time...
I doubt very much that will be necessary as even the DUP recognise how toxic any deal with a doomed Tory government would be.I wish they would just to join a vote of no confidence in May and screw the DUP who potentially could ruin the peace process by being effectively a part of the British government.
Absolutely right. Mine was to point out the balance though but you are correctI said England and it depends on definition of terrorism.
I'm not obsessed at all but I suspect that these alliance would be justified if it was to secure the "correct" result.
Pete made some comment that some Ulster unionist was associated with Enoch Powell. That's odd as mr Corbyns inspiration Anthony Wedgewood Benn and Michael Foot considered Enoch Powell a friend and ally
Trouble is there would be a combined strength of 328 votes, enough to swing it. While I would expect anything crucial such as a confidence vote, queens speech etc to go through, perhaps there will be other issues where back benchers need to be persuaded.I wish they would just to join a vote of no confidence in May and screw the DUP who potentially could ruin the peace process by being effectively a part of the British government.
He he he he
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