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Old 18-12-2016, 08:38 PM #2
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Yes you could say he helped the peace process. So did Gerry Adams, David Ervine, and a host of others who supported and enabled terrorism on either side throughout the Troubles. Blair is commended for bringing about the peace process because he played the biggest part and also because he did it without being chummy with either side as Corbyn and his pals were. If you are going to praise Corbyn for his part in the peace process you have at least to admit that his role was an entirely partisan one. And the fact he was able to assist in it just shows how close he was to Sinn Fein (and by extension the IRA) throughout all the conflict.
That was the entire point. Move these men away from terrorism and towards a political process.

How do you think Blair brought about the peace process? Do you sincerely believe he did this on his own?

Corbyn was a partisan to the cause, not to the process.
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