A United Ireland. Opening up the discussion.

Started by winghalfback, May 27, 2015, 03:16:23 PM

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AustinPowers

Quote from: Rossfan on August 28, 2026, 10:54:41 PMWho's going to organise this "poll to see should there be a poll" of yours?
Brits?
Stormont?
GAAboard?

I don't know but  something has to change.  28 years  on from the GFA , and you have the British PM saying a referendum is off  the table.  It ain't up to  him. But the  stipulations are so vague , all British PM's for the next  100 years will spout the same  crap

Whether any of us  here actually  want or would vote for a UI is irrelevant but the timing of and  criteria for a referendum needs  set in stone.

JPGJOHNNYG

I said it earlier it should be united Ireland parties having a greater % over unionist parties over the next 3/4 elections. Independents can declare themselves one way or the other. Middle ground parties and independents who don't declare have opted themselves out of the debate and should be ignored. Tired of the same spoofers saying nationalism has stalled on 42% over 30 yrs but ignore the 12% drop in the unionist vote

Tubberman

Quote from: AustinPowers on Today at 12:08:58 AM
Quote from: Rossfan on August 28, 2026, 10:54:41 PMWho's going to organise this "poll to see should there be a poll" of yours?
Brits?
Stormont?
GAAboard?

I don't know but  something has to change.  28 years  on from the GFA , and you have the British PM saying a referendum is off  the table.  It ain't up to  him. But the  stipulations are so vague , all British PM's for the next  100 years will spout the same  crap

Whether any of us  here actually  want or would vote for a UI is irrelevant but the timing of and  criteria for a referendum needs  set in stone.

I'm afraid it is, via the Secretary of State.
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