Comments by "John Coleman" (@ClannCholmain) on "Ireland Needs a New Game Plan || Peter Zeihan" video.

  1.  @george2113  exactly. The ’Global Irish’ population is a networked diaspora that champions Irish interests throughout the world and has made critical contributions to Ireland’s economic miracle.
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  2.  @NixonThr336ix and we gave you Saint Patrick’s Day, Halloween, whiskey and rebellions, you won’t win too many elections or wars without the support of the Irish people.
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  3. Who are we being hostile towards?
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  4. 20% of the people of Britain have Irish ancestry. On the whole both countries understand what’s good for one is good for everybody. Tory zealots are dangerous though.
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  5.  @rogerdittus2952  you really know your stuff, ya, I don’t know either what he meant by the U.K. navy, very odd. Anyway, all the best to you and yours and your new life on this green and abundant land.
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  6. Northern Ireland will be unified with the rest of the island and things will be much better for everyone.
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  7. Are you including people who have Scottish or English or French or Norman ancestry in your calculations? The Walsh family name is from Wales, and the 4th most common surname, did you include them?
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  8. As if the European Union was forced onto us. It’s a massive success story.
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  9. 😂 The McDonald brothers were the sons of Irish immigrants. There’s a constant queue at their drive throughs.
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  10. It’s only shocking when you consider that the lowest incomes in the United Kingdom are in NI. 10 December 2023 WORLD ECONOMICS   Once upon a time about a century ago, Belfast was bigger than Dublin, and industrial Northern Ireland was much wealthier than the poor agricultural South. Today the roles are reversed. Northern Ireland remains to a considerable extent dependant on handouts from London and is much poorer than prosperous Ireland. Dublin is now three times the size of Belfast and looks (unlike Belfast) like a thriving European city. Union with Britain doesn’t seem to have worked so well for Northern Island. One reason often cited for the dramatic change is the attraction of the Irish low tax regime for major US multinationals. However the UK itself is often associated with tax haven status (the Channel Islands and British Virgin Islands spring to mind, not to mention the "London Laundromat". In recent years - since 2016 - the considerable divergence in GDP per capita growth (in favour of Ireland) is more likely explained by the Brexit vote of that year, with Ireland now a more favoured route into the EU than the more isolated United Kingdom. David McWilliams, a notable Irish economist, wrote recently: “the truth is the union with Britain has been an economic calamity for Northern Ireland".
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  11. Oh no! 😂
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  12. 😂 Whatever you say.
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  13. Show us the data.
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  14.  @davidjones6389  I did, you’re making stuff up.
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  15.  @davidjones6389  just name your sources and I’ll decide for myself.
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  16.  @davidjones6389  no, you’re being cryptic. It’s almost as if you don’t believe your own bs.
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  17. 😂 What?!
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  18. 😂 Show us your data.
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  19.  @conortobin6180 it’s well on the way to becoming an independent Scotland and Wagland. 😂
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  20.  @hunterr1ar727 in what ways are we more reliant on the United Kingdom than we like to admit? I’m asking because it’s a new one to me.
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  21.  @asdasdasddgdgdfgdg China is absolutely crumbling right now. He’s right, and it’s not coming back in our lifetimes.
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  22.  @Bran9 best weather in the world, for ducks and grass.
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  23. 😂 Stay away from Cuckoo Carlson and Steve ‘flood the zone with shit’ Bannon. 🤣
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