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And a fish supper has got a serious price.
As a man with no affiliation with any political associations I still think that everyone should be careful not to offend good folks who celebrate the 12th and just enjoy a day out marking a part of history.Arlene and Charlie Lawson chap from Coronation St, had some job on their hands today, to try give the impression, that hoards of thousands, turned out to see the bands in the Armagh parade today.
Poor auld Charlie was hangin for a few pints, but had to keep up appearances for the camera.
£18 at the Highland show!And a fish supper has got a serious price.
And a fish supper has got a serious price.
Tom Cruise is in the DUP??????I can only assume he's talking about whatever new earth/alien group that Poots and Tom Cruise are tied up with.
Not the DUP, he's too popular for that.Tom Cruise is in the DUP??????
Well I never!
Your mission should you choose to accept it is to ..........Not the DUP, he's too popular for that.
I'm guessing after the past few years it's beyond mission impossible.Your mission should you choose to accept it is to ..........
Setting aside that the EU is utterly hypocritical in the fact that it ignores some parts of 'international law' and pays a lot of attention to others... just out of interest, because I've read the whole shebang, tell us where the UK - or the EU for that matter - is bound irrevocably by the agreement, won't you?EU launches legal action against a country for breaching the promises in an agreement it signed.
You might not like the agreement, you might think the British government was wrong to sign it, but the facts are that that is what the UK agreed to to 'Get Brexit done.
Also interested as to why, if you support the 'agreement' you don't approve of it; meaning Art. 16 being used as intended...
They should have implemented it in full, if there were still problems ( the ones the UK government assured the EU wouldn't happen) then that's exactly what A16 was intended for.Setting aside that the EU is utterly hypocritical in the fact that it ignores some parts of 'international law' and pays a lot of attention to others... just out of interest, because I've read the whole shebang, tell us where the UK - or the EU for that matter - is bound irrevocably by the agreement, won't you?
Also interested as to why, if you support the 'agreement' you don't approve of it; meaning Art. 16 being used as intended...
A16 was on the options list for 4 hours until Barnier told them it wasn't applicable in that situation. He was reported to be furious it was even discussed.Haven't read the agreement and don't intend to so I'm not sure of the wording of A 16, but if it's been agreed by both parties why would the EU complain about it being used by UK to alleviate the problems caused by the nip.
Iirc the EU have already used it to stop vaccines coming into NI from ROI.
He is actually, but his party is the equivalent of the Conservatives.Would that be the same Michelle Barnier who ran his French Presidential campaign on the basis of France taking back control of it's courts from the EU?
Barnier the Brexiteer? French candidate gets tough with EU on campaign trail
Ex-Brexit negotiator calls for France to regain its ‘legal sovereignty’ and claw back power from Germany.www.politico.eu
A fine and principled gentleman obviously!
No different what other Unionist politicians have been saying.And would that be the jingle jangle sound I hear from a Unionist, of a sterling penny dropping?…
Brexit: There’s a fundamental con trick being played over Liz Truss’ Northern Ireland Protocol Bill says Lord Empey
Lord Empey has warned people not to place too much hope in Liz Truss’ Northern Ireland Protocol Bill.www.newsletter.co.uk