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Yes, lets leave it there as i am getting no response to my questions and yes i  will lie down and do some breathing  exercises after all these posts and  not getting a straight answer it has exhausted me.

@1263 What political affiliation question are you asking me? I can't speak for Liam Mullone. Just because I voted for the SDA on July 4th and advocated for them on this site during the election period it doesn't make me their official mouthpiece. I doubt Cllr predominantlt based in the Newton area even know about this website. Why don't you use some initiative and contact Liam Mullone ...

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13 Jul 2024

Yep, not answering the political affilation question again . I did not say YOU have a problem with transparency, its the voters who want to know and if you cant understanding that theres nothing i can do about it. "Autism is a left wing conspirancy " ? Your losing creditabilty and a bit of a slur on people who have autism. I am not venting anger at you personally just trying to get to the ...

"the fact of the matter is you deferred the question by saying ask him." And you have the cheek to refer to my comments as utter rubbish. No matter. you're referring to Liam Mullone, no Malone. In any case I think Mullone is actually his stage name or similar. This below would've been on your polling card, it's from the TDC website. Parker isn't a very Irish sounding name is it? I ...

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13 Jul 2024

No,my tone has not changed to refer back i have no issues if the SDA candidate has republican or socialist affilations the fact of the matter is you deferred the question by saying ask him. As the mouthpiece on this forum for the sda i find it inconceivalbe a) that you do not know or b) dont want to say Anyone standing for public office shoudl state all political affilations for transparency and ...

@1263 On the Scottish referendum I am entitled to my opinion and you yours. The vote share in Scotland and the change in circumstances post Brexit anre reason enough to posit that Scottish independence isn't dead in the water. If you're proud of being British then good for you, I guesssed as much and don't have an issue with that, even I differ in my view of British identity. I can stay ...

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13 Jul 2024

@trb "Another scottish referendum will happen" ? with less than double figures of SNPs I think you are very wrong there and you just happen to say that without any shred of evidence whatever. Why am i emotive of the British state ? Because i am proud to be british, failings and all, and fed up with the narrative of how britain is so bad due to issues that happened hundreds of years ago and ...

@1263 That's a sweeping generalisation. How do you know what all the Irish 'love to say'? Your definition of genocide is incorrect, it can be destruction of a whole or part of a group or ethnicity. By your definition the Nazi's Final Solutrion and the Holocaust isn't genocide then? Same for what's happening in Gaza. I wasn't actually referring to genocide in Ireland in any case. I was ...

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12 Jul 2024

Here is the rub, the irish love to say it was not a famine but genocide which means the destruction of an entire group/ race. For it to be genocide it would have to mean only catholics starved in the famine. Very little coverage is given to the role of the catholic church in the famine and of british efforts to help. The irish love to keep open a grudge backed by the church and republicans. As too ...

@1263 I'm referring to vote share, not the number of seats lost to Labour. And I'm not disagreeing with you that the SNP in government have issues to overcome and they were unlikey to do well in this GE, but another independence referendum will happen. That referendum will differ from the last in that those campaigning against independence won't be able to use the EU argument for staying in the ...