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@SimonCatRiley This is the important cohort because they are creating and raising the next generation. The 48% and their offsprings will be more educated and the highest earners. They do get the best grades after all.

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@CostelloDiamond @dandonato23 Could it be because Jews are killing massively more Muslims than the other way around, thus making the world a much more dangerous place for all?

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@CostelloDiamond @dandonato23 Could it be because of the Black and Tans?
Could it be because Britain invaded Palestine (The Holy Land, a Muslim country). The British PM David Lloyd George described the British capture of Jerusalem as "a Christmas present for the British people."

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@returns_rich @Nick_Delehanty For economic reasons, Ireland needs to be about 6m people.
The population was 6.6m in 1845 but then fell to 2.8m.
Thankfully there are now 2.8m in employment and Ireland can now balance the books. Far better to have some immigration that constantly living in poverty.

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity The 1918 election the results were:
Irish Republic 73
Unionists 26
Home Rule 6

Clearly the majority voted for an Irish Republic and the very violent Unionists decided to ignore democracy and get the Larne gunrunners to start killing. Scum.

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@CarlosBenitosVI @GravenorMichael Approximately 40% of all births in the British Commonwealth are to Muslim mothers. This will rise to over 50% in the coming decades. Brexiteers voted in favour of immigration from the British Commonwealth rather than from the EU+EFTA countries.

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity You do need to understand that you must accept what the public vote for and as for Sinn Fein, the fastest way to get rid of them is a UI. Their work will be done and they will disband. NI need loads of investment, sooner rather than later, and Ireland is great at getting that.

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity There won't be a UK outcome. The demographic is shifting; the protestant majority is gone and will keep falling. It may take 5, 10, 20 years but it will happen. The PUL community are not suddenly going to improve their productivity, so they will always be on the diminishing side.

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity Sinn Féin experienced a major resurgence right in the middle of Brooke's time in power. Under new leadership in the 1950s, the party began contesting Westminster elections in Northern Ireland again with surprising success. This happened because Brooke was a useless lazy tyrant.

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity lads and lassies" Basil Brooke

Basil Brooke was PM for 20 years. All he did was spread hate. No wonder SF was born again. The PUL brought this on themselves. Own it. 2/2

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity "Many in this audience employ Catholics, but I have not one about my place. Catholics are out to destroy Ulster...If we in Ulster allow RCs to work on our farms we are traitors to Ulster...I would appeal to loyalists, therefore, wherever possible, to employ good Protestant... 1/2

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity The quote originated from his successor, Terence O'Neill, who wrote in his autobiography:
"He was good company and a good raconteur, and those who met him imagined that he was relaxing away from his desk. However, they did not realise that there was no desk."

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity All of these problems were around when the UUP ran NI into the ground (as a de facto one-party state) from 1921 until 1972. The arrogance that they were preforming well is still laughable.
Basil Brooke, was known as 'the man with no desk', because he never did a tap of work.

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity If you care about modern society, then you need to start asking some of the serious questions:
For the PUL:
Why are some many off sick?
Why is there no R&D spend?
Why are they less successful in business?
Why is education a problem?
Why is the PUL unable to attract investment?

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity Róisín is right. You need to start reading.
In 1845 the PUL community held 90% of the farmland on the island of Ireland. They had 3 tasks.
1) Balance the books
2) Feed the people
3) Feed the animals
The PUL community failed miserably on all 3 because they are useless and lazy.

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity Based on the latest data from the 2021 Census, approximately 57.3% of Londoners were born in England. So not as I said in the last comment, but getting very close to "mostly non-English". Come the next census, this could be true.

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity There is plenty of political connections on both sides.
Nationalists are the majority of those of working age and they need representation. Don't worry, SF will be told to disband to allow the vote for a United Ireland to be successful. Their purpose fulfilled. Not needed.

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity London is actually not too bad. It is now mostly non-Brits, and thus violent crime rate has fallen massively. Can't say the same for the North of England. "Bit rough" for my liking.

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@Weearnson @roisinmalone64 @IrishUnity and don't forget it was the PUL that stated the bombings. They were the only ones with bomb making for years before the other side started. The Brits have always been killers. The British empire was the cause of 100 million unnecessary deaths. Brits murder and think nothing of it