The EU was quite prepared to erect a land in Ireland when it threatened to invoke article 16 during the covid crisis.
The EU has already started one war in Ukraine and now they seem to be prepared to start another in Ireland.
Could the outcome of NI the election be the real beginnings of reunification?
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The EU has already started one war in Ukraine and now they seem to be prepared to start another in Ireland.
The EU was quite prepared to erect a land border in Ireland when it threatened to invoke article 16 during the covid crisis.
It is up to the EU to protect its own border.
They're right. Trying to go up against the EU and making the cost of living crisis even worse to save the DUP is never going to work.
It isn't about saving the DUP.
Nope. The voters have made that quite clear.
They're the only ones who've stormed out of government in a sulk because the rest of the UK isn't breaking international law for them.
Care to point out this 'blackmail'?
Because all that the EU and Ireland are doing is sticking to agreements signed by them and the UK.
Along with sticking to the rules for a country to abide by if it chooses to leave the EU.
Rules which the UK helped draft and signed up to.
Just because what was predicted to happen (which brexiteers chose to ignore) is happening is not blackmail...
It's 'project reality'!
they were concerned over movement of vaccines from EU
Preventing movement of vaccines doesn’t require a land border
You are a typical brexer - there is no limit to the dishonesty you are prepared to go to
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the UK and EU agreed to a customs border and signed an international agreement.
if the UK renege, it will have a trade war with its biggest trade partner.
As Ian said " Never , Never , Never " Rev. Paisley, that is
The reason for the creation of the N. I. Protocol was to prevent the creation of a land border between the EU and the UK.
The rationale behind this idea was allegedly to protect the Belfast/GF agreement and the threat of violence from those opposed to a land border in Ireland.
The EU unilaterally declared its intention to invoke article 16, did it not.
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