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The Irish Times on Brexit
https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/b...down-1.3356258
the Irish Times, traditional voice of the Anglo-Irish Establishment in Dublin,has some insights that have escaped the Commentariat and Chattering Classes in London |
Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
Originally Posted by scot47
(Post 12420339)
https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/b...down-1.3356258
the Irish Times, traditional voice of the Anglo-Irish Establishment in Dublin,has some insights that have escaped the Commentariat and Chattering Classes in London |
Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 12420366)
Thanks for the link. Says it all really.
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Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
Pffft. That entire article is simply a hatchet job on the English and nothing else. :yawn:
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Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
Originally Posted by materialcontroller
(Post 12420679)
Pffft. That entire article is simply a hatchet job on the English and nothing else. :yawn:
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Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
Originally Posted by Robbie2010
(Post 12420743)
Don't like the English do they? ... Not even mentioned that the Welsh voted for brexit too! ..
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Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
Do they have any reason to love their former colonial masters ?
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Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
Originally Posted by Robbie2010
(Post 12420743)
Don't like the English do they? ... Not even mentioned that the Welsh voted for brexit too! ..
Do they have any reason to love their former colonial masters ? |
Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
Originally Posted by materialcontroller
(Post 12420679)
Pffft. That entire article is simply a hatchet job on the English and nothing else. :yawn:
With angst like this between neighbours, how does the EU expect to survive with even more diverse cultures and political differences? |
Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
Originally Posted by aries
(Post 12422057)
Agreed . . . I’m reminded of when Paul Keating was Australia’s PM. He wanted nothing to do with Britain, and Irish supporters appeared from all over the place. When Keating was deposed by John Howard, the supporters disappeared just as quickly.
With angst like this between neighbours, how does the EU expect to survive with even more diverse cultures and political differences? |
Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 12422131)
Oh. I think they may rely on democracy. An ancient concept apparently antithetic to English exceptionalism.
But then, it seems that certain losers in the UK have no concept of democracy either, it must be a 21st century malady. |
Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
At least the EU has no House of Lords ! A fine example of Brit Democracy at work !
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Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/e...f-uk-1.3017660
It seems to me a balanced view. I am sure the BritNats will have a different opinion. |
Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
Tony Blair's full speech on Brexit. Do you think the EU can change so that the UK can remain in the EU?
The main difficulties I can see are the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy and the Common Fisheries Policy. |
Re: The Irish Times on Brexit
Originally Posted by HKG3
(Post 12455172)
Tony Blair's full speech on Brexit. Do you think the EU can change so that the UK can remain in the EU?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVWtJJOHIjU The main difficulties I can see are the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy and the Common Fisheries Policy. |
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