A little bit of politics folks`

[Kofi Annan]

I would bet on Mary Lou McDonald being promoted up from deputy.

Yes. She is kind of the acceptable face of SF down here. The only question is what would the Nords think of a middle class Dub taking over.

No she is fúcking not

[namron]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQY2CHx4d3U

Well Russ the remain club is a minority in the UK but you will be ok. The Establishment will fudge it so much that We will in effect remain.

[Rooster]

I would bet on Mary Lou McDonald being promoted up from deputy.

Yes. She is kind of the acceptable face of SF down here. The only question is what would the Nords think of a middle class Dub taking over.

No she is fúcking not

Rather funny though having a privately educated Dub who only has very basic knowledge of Irish not good enough to speak it in public as boss of the Shinners

[Russ]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQY2CHx4d3U

Well Russ the remain club is a minority in the UK but you will be ok. The Establishment will fudge it so much that We will in effect remain.

Suggest you google democracy. It's not what you think it is

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[pwrmoore]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQY2CHx4d3U

Well Russ the remain club is a minority in the UK but you will be ok. The Establishment will fudge it so much that We will in effect remain.

The Brexit club is also a Minority namron - albeit a slightly larger minority at the time the vote went through.

I'm not convinced that leave would win again if the vote were rerun today now that it is obvious that the campaign for leaving the EU had no real vision of what leaving would entail and what our new relationship with the world, post-brexit, would be.

[BR]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQY2CHx4d3U

Well Russ the remain club is a minority in the UK but you will be ok. The Establishment will fudge it so much that We will in effect remain.

The Brexit club is also a Minority namron - albeit a slightly larger minority at the time the vote went through.

I'm not convinced that leave would win again if the vote were rerun today now that it is obvious that the campaign for leaving the EU had no real vision of what leaving would entail and what our new relationship with the world, post-brexit, would be.

They had several thousand such visions, many of them mutually exclusive, but, it seems we are yet to find any that are actually achievable.

[Russ]

R/ukpolitics like to repost Brexiter quotes from before the referendum and the election and prove the utter nonsense they spouted

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[pwrmoore]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQY2CHx4d3U

Well Russ the remain club is a minority in the UK but you will be ok. The Establishment will fudge it so much that We will in effect remain.

The Brexit club is also a Minority namron - albeit a slightly larger minority at the time the vote went through.

I'm not convinced that leave would win again if the vote were rerun today now that it is obvious that the campaign for leaving the EU had no real vision of what leaving would entail and what our new relationship with the world, post-brexit, would be.

They had several thousand such visions, many of them mutually exclusive, but, it seems we are yet to find any that are actually achievable.

I fear that what we will end up with will be the worst of both positions. As it is our largest trading partner we will still have to meet most of the evil EU's trade rules and specifications for anything we wish to export there, but as a non-member we will no longer have the opportunity to influence them (I assume all but the most dim-witted are aware that many of the industry experts who defined the European standards and specifications came from UK universities and UK industries - so they were as much our standards as the EU's. Surely you didn't really believe that unelected bureaucrats made the stuff up themselves and that it passed into law without being voted on by our MEPs). We will also potentially have tariffs to pay to get those exports to market.

[Shan]

No she is fúcking not

Well not to everyone of course. However she is more palatable for some people who may consider voting SF post Gerry.

[Dave]

She is a RA bint

[Shan]

Rather funny though having a privately educated Dub who only has very basic knowledge of Irish not good enough to speak it in public as boss of the Shinners

Most people couldn't give a ballix if someone can speak Irish or not. Indeed most here can't speak it anyway so would prefer not to have to listen to a politician spouting on and not bring able to understand them. Some hard core of course will whinge about it.

[Shan]

She is a RA bint

Nah. She's worse than that. She started in Fianna Fail.

[Rooster]

She is a RA bint

Is she on the army council though

[Rooster]

Rather funny though having a privately educated Dub who only has very basic knowledge of Irish not good enough to speak it in public as boss of the Shinners

Most people couldn't give a ballix if someone can speak Irish or not. Indeed most here can't speak it anyway so would prefer not to have to listen to a politician spouting on and not bring able to understand them. Some hard core of course will whinge about it.

Big thing up here though is the Irish Language, no self respecting Shinner would be caught not speaking Irish with a daft sounding Belfast accent

[BR]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQY2CHx4d3U

Well Russ the remain club is a minority in the UK but you will be ok. The Establishment will fudge it so much that We will in effect remain.

The Brexit club is also a Minority namron - albeit a slightly larger minority at the time the vote went through.

I'm not convinced that leave would win again if the vote were rerun today now that it is obvious that the campaign for leaving the EU had no real vision of what leaving would entail and what our new relationship with the world, post-brexit, would be.

They had several thousand such visions, many of them mutually exclusive, but, it seems we are yet to find any that are actually achievable.

I fear that what we will end up with will be the worst of both positions. As it is our largest trading partner we will still have to meet most of the evil EU's trade rules and specifications for anything we wish to export there, but as a non-member we will no longer have the opportunity to influence them (I assume all but the most dim-witted are aware that many of the industry experts who defined the European standards and specifications came from UK universities and UK industries - so they were as much our standards as the EU's. Surely you didn't really believe that unelected bureaucrats made the stuff up themselves and that it passed into law without being voted on by our MEPs). We will also potentially have tariffs to pay to get those exports to market.

But it is the will of the people, so that makes it ok.