@SRAikenUUP@POTUS@BelTel@irish_news@BBCTalkback@BBCgmu If 60% of people under 35% support unity and a majority of all voters within 20 years, safe to say you are wrong Steve. You old men have ran a state that produces a £17 billion annual deficit. If it was a company, you’d all have been fired long ago.
@Marek_2011@johnredwood £170 billion is needed to cover the annual NI deficit over next 10 years and London only waiting for the right time. Stormont is skint and London will pay to bare minimum until Dublin steps in once the sovereign wealth Ireland future fund has enough money.
@benhabib6 The anti democratic 1800 Act of Union created the UK. Irish Catholics (90%) of population were not allowed sit in Dublin parliament and had no vote, which was passed on second attempt after bribes. Northern Ireland did not exist. You sir are an uneducated clown.
@pShirlowqbk3@JonTonge 7% gap last year in LucidTalk with a majority favouring unity within 20 years. 60% of those under 35 favour unity. LucidTalk btw is a more accurate polster as shown by NI elections. NiLT political party support always looks way off - questionable panel data.
@Marek_2011@johnredwood Will be a democratic vote unlike the 1800 Act of Union when Irish Catholics were forbidden to sit in Dublin parliament, when the act was passed on second attempt by Anglo-Protestant MPs after bribes were needed. Tick tock.
@ChristineG47767@GBNEWS Not true. The Irish leader, Commander-in-Chief in Washington’s army who coined The United States of America was Stephen Moylan, an Irish-Catholic from Cork.
@GBNEWS Ulster is in Ireland. Perhaps Dougie could learn his geography. And the Irishman who coined the United States of America that Trump was referring to was Stephen Moylan from Cork. That by the way is Munster wee little Dougie.
@Nigel_Farage Lies. The majority aspire to a UI per the last poll in BelTel and that number will only increase as the younger demographics become of voting age. And a historical wrong will be righted by a democratic vote.
@rhon97_@LarsNotViking@JamieBrysonLLB The Guinness that people enjoy today was created in Dublin in 1959, five years after another Irishman invented Tayto. Protestants, Catholics, Pagans, Atheists all enjoy a pint with a bag of Tayto crisps thanks to these great Irish inventions. Religion irrelevant.
@JimboXRPL@RobertJenrick For starters, Northern Ireland’s £17 billion a year deficit that London covers. Economically it will perform better as part of All-Ireland economy. Independent Ireland has a multi billion surplus and GB also profits as it has a £22 billion trade surplus with Ireland.
@KemiBadenoch “Separatists” what a disgusting thing to call Irish people in our own land, where the aspiration for a United Ireland via a democratic vote is enshrined in the GFA signed by UK and Ireland. Your party does not even run for parliament in North - now that’s real separation.
@JeremyPenwarden@RupertLowe10 Northern Ireland as part if UK has a £17 billion deficit every year that Britain had to cover while the independent south in EU has a multi-billion surplus and is UK’s 5th largest trading partner. Uk even has a £22 billion surplus with south but big bill with north.
@solipsismmusic@Frank_Connolly_ Cop on. Scotti and Picti were just Latin names for inhabitants of ireland Scotland and earliest references are 297 AD. That’s over 3,000 years after neolithic peoples were building sophisticated monuments in Ireland.
@SRAikenUUP@davidtjourno@RhonddaBryant@uuponline Perhaps it is time to give Ulster farmers what Aiken wants (loss of export status to 26 counties and EU) so Steve can get his Winston Churchill print. This is how UUP ran the 6 counties into the ground and why there’s £17 billion per year deficit London has to fund. Costly print!
@UlstersConcern@News_Letter It’s a certainty there will be a border poll. Unionists who are barely scraping 40% of the vote now will likely need to find an extra 12-15% from somewhere to maintain union at a time when London is tight with the pennies. Thus the fear of even having a democratic vote.
@DarranMarshall@JonBurrowsMLA The UUP won 66.9% on the vote in 1921. They won 11.7% in 2024. Smalltime Jon should recognise his party was long elbowed off the lane by the voters.
@Unitedulsterman@mooreholmes24 Do you call English and Scots West Germanic? Gaelic is a family of languages of which Irish is one just like English and Scots are part of West Germanic family of languages. And by the way archaic Irish was spoken long before German invaders brought early English to Britain.