Corbyn / Brexit and moving on

The bother caused as you call it was down to the IRA terrorists pure and simple. It only stopped when the British Government got blood on their hands and let them rule Ireland. Murdering terrorists ruling their country and being welcomed into parliament and Buckingham palace as ‘peace makers’. Murdering, torturing scum of the highest order. f**k em.

I haven't posted for a while, have I missed anything?

Yes I know. But I was responding to Quantocks standard response to the Irish issue. Thankfully we are at peace, neither "side" wants any disruption to that peace and all sides do not want a hard border dividing Northern Ireland and Eire.
About 50% of us, at least, don't want a hard border between the UK and ANY of the countries in the EU.
Nor do the Japanese. Nor the vast majority of companies who have invested 100s of billions of their own money in the UK.

Hugo
Hard Boarders' are unique to the Etonian / Oxbridge elite fronting Brexit.
The border, hard or otherwise, between Northern Ireland and Eire is an entirely seperate issue.
Unless of course you live in the Quantock Hills or dabble in computer technology.😎🤤

Not my idea of heroes, but each to their own I guess.

I think the hard border meaning a resumption of the Troubles is a bit misleading (incidentally Quantocks, I very much disagree with your interpretation of events) but it being a totem for those with a different agenda and a focal point for resentment.

Wherever a hard border would be it is likely to lead to a quicker plebiscite for Irish unification than mere demographics would and no British Prime Minister would want to be the modern day Lord North.

I read that as sarcasm.

I didn’t direct that at you, it was a general statement.

I value peace & prosperity. I also understand that if you do not understand history you cannot accurately define the present.

But you know, lazy pseudo nationalism is the standard refuge for the insecure