The restoration of the island integrity ?

[joemomma]

The term "island" is just used by crypto partitionists, because the dont want to refer to Ireland as a nation.

And, you know, geographers and stuff.

[Keith-M]

[quote=Tiernanator][quote=Keith-M]

Unless someone has managed to build a giant canal between this country and Northern Ireland while no one was looking, the integrity of the island remains as it has done since the sea came between this island and our neighbouring island centuries ago.

It must kill you to be so cut off from your brethren.

I've learned to cope (and aspire).[/quote:3pz0raat]

If your brethren in Alba have anything to do with it Keith-M they will be cutting off from you permanently a la SNP.[/quote:3pz0raat]

They thought that 30 years ago too and nothing has happened.

[Sligoboy]

[quote=Keith-M][quote=Tiernanator][quote="Keith-M":2h4jh0xy]

Unless someone has managed to build a giant canal between this country and Northern Ireland while no one was looking, the integrity of the island remains as it has done since the sea came between this island and our neighbouring island centuries ago.

It must kill you to be so cut off from your brethren.

I've learned to cope (and aspire).[/quote:2h4jh0xy]

If your brethren in Alba have anything to do with it Keith-M they will be cutting off from you permanently a la SNP.[/quote:2h4jh0xy]

They thought that 30 years ago too and nothing has happened.[/quote:2h4jh0xy]


If you hate Ireland so much, what the f*ck are you doing here? Why don't you jump on a plane and go live amongst those whom you consider to be your betters.

Its a win win, you spend your days drooling and trying to perfect an accent akin to speaking with a mouthful of marbles, and Ireland has one less west-brit Stockholm syndromed lemming on her soil who excels in boring the overwhelming majority of us to tears with his incessant whining.

F*CK OFF

[Rotinaj]

If there was a referendum in the Republic then it would probably be passed. In Northern Ireland it would fail, as the Unionists still have a slight majority.

Will the country ever be unified? Its highly likely at some stage, but not soon.

Hi im genuinely not wumming. But i have been looking for a stats breakdown on Unionist v Nationalists in the Northern districts. All i can find is UK census 2001. And the Northern Ireland section wont open. Its County Fermanagh i am most interested in. And also i have a question in relation to a unification referendum. If it was held is it just a majority wins or is it a two thirds majority?

[Rotinaj]

Bump. Just hoping someone could point me in the direction of that information. If not ill leave it after this. Thanks.

[hiding behind a poster]

The term "island" is just used by crypto partitionists, because the dont want to refer to Ireland as a nation.

The meaning of the word "partitionist" is dubious enough already. What, precisely, is a "crypto partitionist"?

[Liverpoolblue]

Nevermind borders something as simple as a flag could be a bigger problem.

Lb