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Britannist · 15-05-2007, 10:35 AM

In the photocall a week or so ago at Hillsborough Castle/Stormont (marking the agreement reached between the DUP and SIN Fein to form a joint adminstration to deal with Northern Ireland's internal affairs) present at the stage-managed event were the extreme europhile Hain (who has a long history of backing the republican aim of putting British Northern Ireland into the Irish Republic), the unpleasant and cunning 'Bertie' Aherne (the Prime Minister of the Irish Republic who said a while ago that that Good Friday Agreement would lead to a united Ireland in 20 years), the discredited political opportunist and compulsive liar Blair (who stood once as a Labour Party candidate on a Manifesto commitment to putting Northern Ireland against its will into the Irish Republic), McGuinness (of anti-Unionist and anti-British republican SIN Fein) and Dr. Paisley (leader of the DUP which supports Northern Ireland's Union with Great Britain).

All of the above - the majority not elected by the people of Northern Ireland - will have a key role in the running of British Northern Ireland - and only one (who is elected) is a real Unionist.

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Britannist Uber Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: London Posts: 22,896	Unionist, Republican, Northern Ireland, Irish Republic, DUP In the photocall a week or so ago at Hillsborough Castle/Stormont (marking the agreement reached between the DUP and SIN Fein to form a joint adminstration to deal with Northern Ireland's internal affairs) present at the stage-managed event were the extreme europhile Hain (who has a long history of backing the republican aim of putting British Northern Ireland into the Irish Republic), the unpleasant and cunning 'Bertie' Aherne (the Prime Minister of the Irish Republic who said a while ago that that Good Friday Agreement would lead to a united Ireland in 20 years), the discredited political opportunist and compulsive liar Blair (who stood once as a Labour Party candidate on a Manifesto commitment to putting Northern Ireland against its will into the Irish Republic), McGuinness (of anti-Unionist and anti-British republican SIN Fein) and Dr. Paisley (leader of the DUP which supports Northern Ireland's Union with Great Britain). All of the above - the majority not elected by the people of Northern Ireland - will have a key role in the running of British Northern Ireland - and only one (who is elected) is a real Unionist.