Arthur Morgan will not contest next election.

TommyT

MUSSOLINI wrote: »

Money has never motivated SF and co.

Do I find it strange? Yeah, do I lik it? No. But it is a necessary evil imo. SF have compromised greatly in order to leave the gun behind. Sure a few quid is the least the British establishment owes us

I`ll agree with you that Sinn Fein have compromised greatly, but what have they got in return? We are further away from a UI than ever before, the union with GB is stronger than ever before. All this has been sold to the people of the 6 counties as a step forward by SF. Theyve even managed to convince a few posters on boards that there is no border, that the union flag does not fly over Stormont.

10green bottles

Instead of giving us the bog standard anti SF rhetoric that you have been trolling this few weeks why dont you come clean and tell us all who you support or would vote for??

TommyT

This thread isnt about who`ll vote for, but I`ll tell you who I`ll vote for when I know exactly who is standing. It certainly wont be FF this time and I most definitely wont be voting for the Right Honourable MP for West Belfast.
Now can we all agree that Belfast and indeed the rest of NI are still part of the UK and will continue to be so in the forseable future?

10green bottles

no:D

Long Term Louth

I wasnt aware that people from the County of Down had such an interest in Louth politics.

geespot

will tommy admit that while nobody is diputing that ni is part of the u.k now it wasnt always and wont always be but it has always been part of ireland and always will be

TommyT

Long Term Louth wrote: »

I wasnt aware that people from the County of Down had such an interest in Louth politics.

I`m half Down, half Louth.

geebag, I`ll not quote your semi literate ramblings, but you seem to have changed your tune of late. A few days ago you were claiming that Belfast and indeed NI were not part of the UK, now you aren`t "diputing" it.
There are two seperate countries on this Island and while most of us would prefer it not to be the case, we have accepted and moved on. What you dont seem to realise is that a united Ireland has not been on the agenda, nor is it a burning issue in the "south".

geespot

tommytit i would like you to show me where i said that the six counties in the north of ireland where not currently part of the u.k and does that mean somebody from say antrim which is a county in ireland not irish i am sorry i am confused also i intend to be around long enough to see a united ireland an am proud of the people who fought to have it so

Mr Magnolia

We're done here. geespot and TommyT, if you can't discuss a topic in an mature fashion it won't be discussed at all. If it happens again I'll remove your access to the forum.