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Post by Bilk on May 8, 2008 15:48:46 GMT
I wonder if he would be in such agreement with paisley about direct rule, if that direct rule eminated from Dublin. All the nice things he said about decisions made here by people from here is ballyhoo, or would become so if he could get the direct rule to come from the RoI government. He and his cronies murdered thousands from here to end the very things he is now exhalting. The only difference is that his party and not the SDLP are now in power. He's as big a liar as Paisley, they make good bedfellows, may they both rot in hell for their lies.
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Post by earl on May 9, 2008 8:39:30 GMT
I wonder if he would be in such agreement with paisley about direct rule, if that direct rule eminated from Dublin. All the nice things he said about decisions made here by people from here is ballyhoo, or would become so if he could get the direct rule to come from the RoI government. He and his cronies murdered thousands from here to end the very things he is now exhalting. The only difference is that his party and not the SDLP are now in power. He's as big a liar as Paisley, they make good bedfellows, may they both rot in hell for their lies. Not the same thing at all. At least in a UI, northern politicians would actually be an active part of the governmental system, rather than as it is, a sideshow in the British governmental environment. Your vote would have a chance of getting who you want into government instead of having to accept the democratic will of other people without your own voice being heard or counted. |
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Post by Wasp on May 9, 2008 20:17:44 GMT
I wonder if he would be in such agreement with paisley about direct rule, if that direct rule eminated from Dublin. All the nice things he said about decisions made here by people from here is ballyhoo, or would become so if he could get the direct rule to come from the RoI government. He and his cronies murdered thousands from here to end the very things he is now exhalting. The only difference is that his party and not the SDLP are now in power. He's as big a liar as Paisley, they make good bedfellows, may they both rot in hell for their lies. Excellent post bilk, summed up perfectly. |
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Post by Bilk on May 9, 2008 20:25:38 GMT
I wonder if he would be in such agreement with paisley about direct rule, if that direct rule eminated from Dublin. All the nice things he said about decisions made here by people from here is ballyhoo, or would become so if he could get the direct rule to come from the RoI government. He and his cronies murdered thousands from here to end the very things he is now exhalting. The only difference is that his party and not the SDLP are now in power. He's as big a liar as Paisley, they make good bedfellows, may they both rot in hell for their lies. Not the same thing at all. At least in a UI, northern politicians would actually be an active part of the governmental system, rather than as it is, a sideshow in the British governmental environment. Your vote would have a chance of getting who you want into government instead of having to accept the democratic will of other people without your own voice being heard or counted. No not at all, like in London they would be an active part of the parliament, not the government. I think I do get who I want in London, but I can't tell anyone else in the UK who to vote for, where exactly would that change if Dublin were the ruling government. I could tell people in the RoI who to vote for, I don't think so. |
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Post by Bilk on May 9, 2008 20:27:59 GMT
Do you prefer Paisley to RSF or vice-versa? Silly question, of course, I would accept Satan as opposed to RSF. Thankfully it's not a choice I have to make. |
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Post by earl on May 12, 2008 16:09:11 GMT
Not the same thing at all. At least in a UI, northern politicians would actually be an active part of the governmental system, rather than as it is, a sideshow in the British governmental environment. Your vote would have a chance of getting who you want into government instead of having to accept the democratic will of other people without your own voice being heard or counted. No not at all, like in London they would be an active part of the parliament, not the government. I think I do get who I want in London, but I can't tell anyone else in the UK who to vote for, where exactly would that change if Dublin were the ruling government. I could tell people in the RoI who to vote for, I don't think so. Not my point Bilk. Whens the last time you voted for the party in government (proper not devolved) or even in opposition? |
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