Comments by "Be Low Below" (@toyotaprius79) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1. Should've gotten Ash Sarkar to speak on CH4 about Capitalism.
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  2. ... Is the way - for Irish reunification.
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  3. Easy Solution: As Northern Ireland stays lock-in step within the UK, brexit should not be enacted. Only until Northern Ireland's population vote for reunification (as is granted in the Belfast Agreement) would brexit be possible; logistically, practically and legally. Bonus: it would also be impossible for the DUP to decide what to do.
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  4. It's not bizzare, as early as 2015 that was the top discussion. How the Murdoch presses, Vote Leave and even the DUP alarmingly were pushing and pushing for a reckless political shake up - with zero debate on the issue of Northern Ireland. A subject that has dominated Irish politics throughout the 20th century. Our previous Taoiseach/PM Enda Kenny (as much of a wanker as he is) travelled to the UK in 2015 discussing the hazzards, and all the jam-rag newspapers like the Sun and Internet fascists told him he has no right to interfere with England's oppertunity, as if he was a Sinn Fein memebr!
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  5. ​ @alfsmith4936 and Corbyn was a key negotiator in the early 90s to encourage Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness to prioritise peace talks towards building the GFA
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  6. The old Irish Question, it's been haunting the Tory party since the 1820s and arguably before.
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  7. Scotland, Wales, 6/9ths of Ulster, Cornwall, Isle of Man, Liverpool, Manchester, Bristol, City of London, the *Shetland Islands and the Channel Islands only please. They're parts of the UK that we get along with!
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  8. This is the effect of the unanswered Irish Question.
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  9. "What do you think?" read; we're lazy, don't torch the comments section.
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  10. Why spend all the money to go to Norway when it was clearly laid bare to everyone that any Norway, Switzerland or Canada+++ deal cannot solve the Irish dimension. The Irish backstop remains.
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  11. i REALLY wished this segment didn't have to over simplify Northern Ireland and the reasons of what sparked the troubles. Yeah, "disagreements". I blame the animation mostly but in solely in this. 1919 referendum and voting map. Anglo - Irish Treaty. Then follow that with the record of how Stormont ran the province 1921 - 1973
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  12. Kinda hitting the same chords with the 1619 project or "critical race theory" in the States regarding the necessity of history and its truthful education.
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  13. Ireland knew...
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  14. Is it both then? Since a great deal of this crisis comes from the matter of Northern Ireland, a topic that was actively avoided and called "project fear" during the campaign. The rest of the europe watched this for 4 years as much as yee have.
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  15. Only Northern Ireland can "give itself" to unify. of course, that's all politics and politics in Stormont looks rather cool to Westminster
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  16. "The South" has only existed in recognition since 1920 - 1927. what is this "south" you speak of?
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  17. As they say, we gotta roll up our selves with this one and acquaint our hands with the wallets and necks of these oil executives
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  18. Very few. Coming from an Irish man when our former Taoiseach Enda Kenny visited the UK to tell the Irish issue and dimension to all of this, he was disgracefully ridiculed as a scaremongerer by your MPs and ofc Vote Leave. Indeed it was perfect pickings for the "Project Fear" spinners. https://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/british-mp-criticises-enda-kenny-s-offensive-brexit-comments-1.2530108 Since 2015, everyone on the island of Ireland (excpet ofc the DUP and UPP) well warned of this scenario, that brexit was completely incompatible with the GFA, and those who were spearheading the Leave campaign were deliberately silent on NI. I think the only British parties and MPs to speak of such were the SNP, Greens and some experienced Labour figures. And Jeremy Corbyn above all, he was early to talk about this in 2015 with Sinn Féin.
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  19. Yellowhammer as an anagram of "Orwellian mayhem" suffices plenty.
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  20. Northern Ireland
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  21. 15:10 That interviewer with the Scottish SNP MP was utterly uncouth and insincere and negatively-biased with her inquisition that there is no worry (from an English perspective) because it's a ploy for the justification for Scottish Independance.
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  22. That's exactly what the EU is hoping for in it's carbon trading and pricing scheme. Of course, that's for industries themselves to use, in the end making renewables much more profitable than fossil fuels. Just high hopes in the market, since the "free" market and exploiting consumer interests are what brought us here
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  23. did someone mention Wrightbus going bankrupt?
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  24. yeah, who knew it was Arklow, little town of Wicklow of all places?!
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  25. Haven't being kind to non unionized labour is the most polite way I've heard anyone describe outright contempt and exploitation.
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  26.  @jameswhiteley6843  Oh go paddie me hole mayonnaise boy. And you are lethargic, paranoid far right rubbish btw, thanks for the shiggles.
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  27. You can thank the monotonous DUP abou that.
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  28. Am super glad that Ireland doesn't have any!
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  29. Boris has never been scared, he calculated what would be better for his career toward becoming PM. Don't you know, that in 2016 he had two articles for Leave/Remain drafted for his weekly articles for The Telegraph?
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  30. British news media really is taking a dive...
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  31. Most of the modern world? The barbarism comes from governments that intervene with women and their doctors. Look at Alabama
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  32.  @lynchthis1  So, Plastic Paddy. Would you accept an official historical narrative of the Great Famine that the British government tried its best to help the Irish, but the Irish were too helpless to cook with corn flour and stop overpopulating? That the protection of the integrity of free market in England by exporting commodity foods like beef, potatoes and carrots from Ireland during the famine were of no consequence?
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  33. is he answering?
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  34. shut up, "mouthbreather". That's our word lol. And it'll already be dated on Oct 1st EDIT: And you totally re-edited your two paragraphs. lol
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  35. opposing re-votes is undemocratic, fyi. People make mistakes when given bad information to act on VoteLeave and that is true for all of us. But it will sound condescending because you Brits have been fully warped.
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  36. It was almost made extinct (like the Cornish language) during the mid-late 1800s. The damage done to our language and culture was irreversible, but the uptake ag caint as Gaeilge is growing and most prominent in the Atlantic hugging regions. If there's anyone so ashamed of as Gaeilge, it's the DUP, who tore down Stormont in defiance over accepting a Language Act that mirrored that of those implemented for Scots Gael and Welsh. You may also want to know how the DUP may be complicit in illegal spending activity and advertising just days before June 23rd.
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  37. He might get a firmer boo-urns from the people of Ulster.
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  38. She deeply disturbed me to the core, I'd thought she'd know better, is it a change of tune from her?
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  39.  Jesse Brennan  DUP = great bunch of lads
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  40. The BBC and DUP are stupid enough.
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  41. Chris Eden-Green's Gauge The Issue on youtube -look it up!
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  42. You have to thank the Greenpeace investigative team for that too
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  43.  @dalecrocker3213  hahahahaga
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  44. You don't think that sounds like belligerence and nonsense to anyone on the island of Ireland?
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  45. We love you too, but why? Seriously, a lot of stuff that's been peddled around and swallowed by the brexiteers and MAGA-Amuricans have been and are still being problems for us. When they're not making legitimate critique about their adversaries, Russia Today - peddles a lot of bogus, bulvine-grade bogus that we in Ireland learn and put up with.
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  46. Correct, Britain out while Northern Ireland stays as it has wished.
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  47. In a fair world. In brutal reality, you don't have to be evil to sell out or to be fooled into believing in what you do isn't harmful
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  48. Sadly, a pity - US-UK trade deal for no-deal will not be possible. A few months ago The Congressional freinds of Ireland has reiterated, along with Naci Pelosi, that a no-deal will violate the Good Friday Agreement which the US helped to construct. A violation will be totally unaccepted by at leas Congress and the speaker of the house, N.Pelosi. And Trump (Mouth) and his goonie-friends in his spinning house of mirrors will be unable to overpower that and scapegoat the democrats like they do every other day - and then move on. Leaving the UK's spinning house of mirrors without anything, not even dripping wet chickens covered in bleached shite and gut material.
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  49. Greasing for Starmer
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  50. Trying to sink him on the Royal Mail, "will you have to sack as RM employee?" jesus that would be a dumb question to ask any Tory. Harp about letters when millions of commuters pay exuberant price gouging of private rail. Over £10,000 annual tickets with reliability and crowding issues that caused widespread sacking for ordinary individuals. How is that not steered near towards? Couldn't they not relentlessly pressure Nigel Farage or Aaron Banks in the same way?
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