This came up in conversation over the weekend after we were discussing the fallout from Mary McAleese's visit to the North last week.
Is it now time for the North to elect its own President and what would be the benefits of same???
This came up in conversation over the weekend after we were discussing the fallout from Mary McAleese's visit to the North last week.
Is it now time for the North to elect its own President and what would be the benefits of same???
Do the Shake'N'Vac and put the freshness back!
You can't because you aren't a republic. Last time I checked you were still subjects of the English monarchy.
One of the moderators on here really wrecks my head with his/her power mad ego
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I hope you do not have a job with anything heavy
Food tastes better when you put it all together! It's the one best mayonnaise!
Meaning.........................??Originally Posted by PaintingMedium
Do the Shake'N'Vac and put the freshness back!
That you don't understand the concept of being a subject of a monarchyOriginally Posted by Galeforce
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It is hardly credible that we have more than one poster who lives under the stairs wearing a red beret, so I'll assume that a number of pseudonyms are in operation.Originally Posted by Galeforce
I can change my avatar again - but I must stay good- and play the ball not the man
I do but i thought that maybe this could be negotiated. There are several aspects to the way in which the North is run that does not conform to the ways of the British Monarch i.e. recognising Irish as an officail and equal language.Originally Posted by Aindriu
Do the Shake'N'Vac and put the freshness back!
Then you are incredibly naive. Furthermore, Irish is not recognised in the north as an official and equal language thanks to the Unionists. What the hell do you think SF and others have been kicking off about the Irish language bill in the assembly for?Originally Posted by Galeforce
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As long as the people of N.I. want to remain in the U.K. and the majority of people in the U.K. want to be a monarchy, the King/Queen will be N.I.'s head of state.
The Mahon Tribunal found Olivia Mitchell to have received an inappropriate payment from Frank Dunlop at the time of the 1992 Election. F.G. Gael has taken no action against her.
The Unionists would not be best pleased at the Queen being removed as their head of state. Not a very diplomatic move.