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It's a disgusting and corrupt thing that she's done. She has wasted £1bn that could have been spent elsewhere in order to stay in power.
I pity anyone that even tries to defend that. |
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Those of us from N. Ireland knew of Corbyn and his IRA love - in way back in the 70's, before many here even heard of him. I don't need a current newspaper to educate me. |
it definitely will not educate you
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A very divisive move for NI by May
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A dangerous attitude, people voted for the Tories without understanding what it would mean to do so just out of hatred for Corbyn and they aren't paying attention to what May is doing because they're addicted to the 'I hate Jeremy Corbyn' haterade. Theresa May used a £1bn bribe to solidify their power, a party that is likely going to divide N.I even more with it's newfound prominence but that's all fine because who cares about that when you can hate on Jeremy Corbyn? No need to worry about what's actually happening at all because hating Jeremy Corbyn is the only thing that matters. |
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The £billion is for infrastructure across the whole of NI.
That in itself should be pleasing to both sides and hopefully get them back around the table for the talks. |
Looks like the magic money tree came through for the Cons in the end!
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Both the DUP and Sinn Féinn are sectarian Parties.
They can support who they wish with elected MPs or support no one. What no sectarian set of bigots should have is any influence over a national UK govt. None whatsoever. If they vote with the Cons in parliament when there,fair enough. No deals,no bribes,no money however for said votes. Sectarian bigots holding a govt to ransom,I'd rather another election than ever entertain any sectarian party. |
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If there had been no IRA campaign there would have been no paramilitaries in the first place. You don't appear to have any compassion for the destruction and pain the IRA caused to N.I citizens, myself included. All you seem to care about is defending Corbyn. Do you agree with his support of the IRA? I don't believe I have seen you condemn it, though I could be mistaken. |
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The fact that a deal has been so slow and what it does to May's credibiliy aside, I fail to understand why anyone would think an area of the UK that desperately needs more cash getting some is a dreadful thing. No matter how they got it. Good luck to them for squeezing a little extra cash for their country. I wouldn't call some much needed investment into any area of the UK that benefits all the citizens there a waste. No one bats an eye when Scotland demands.
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Sinn Fein were the official political party of the IRA. The DUP are not and never have been the official political party of any loyalist paramilitary and the DUP today is a far different beast to the DUP in its early days under Ian Paisley. If they have some history with ex-loyalist terrorists that is because it is impossible to be involved in Northern Irish politics and be wholly cut off from the violence that existed there for years and years. This is a very good article on the issue:
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Should have given May a majority, and this wouldn't be happening.
That's what was best for the country, going into the EU negotiations But people voted tribally and not with their heads. I'm not blaming anyone for how they voted, just giving you a reason for the current situation. |
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