Joint Authority. Stormont has failed. GFA/SAA Not fully implemented. 60:40 policing needs implemented. NoI, a failed fiefdom. Big Fan of Happy Lundy's! #32in32
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Again, I'm constantly astounded of the lack of knowledge unionism has in regards to the GFA.
The GFA cant change (unless theres referendums north and south).
The GFA contains reviews to Strand 1, which accommodates changes as to how NI is governed.
Its quite explicit in fact.
If unionism wants to continue its "culture war" then its crucial @sinnfeinireland @SDLPlive and @AontuIE raise the DUP & TUV links to Ulster Resistance.
Who, what & when.
Any mention of pan nationalist front etc needs to be rebutted with questions to the DUP & TUV about U.R.
Northern Ireland's GP service is practically 3rd world in comparison to the south.
Oh...... and its not FREE - its paid for via your taxes.
@uuponline
@JonBurrowsMLA this is farcical!
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Here, seeing your GP is practically impossible.
You need to be available at 8.30 every morning, and be free for 30 minutes as you ring your GP surgery dozens of times, usually to be told "try again tomorrow".
Have to be at work? Tough.
School run? Tough.
Joke.
@JonBurrowsMLA
The Long Good Friday Agreement retweeted
Burrows UUP - unelected
Gaston TUV - unelected
Pengelly DUP - unelected
Shannon DUP - under investigation
Wilson DUP - under investigation
Campbell DUP - under investigation
Lockhart DUP - off to the TUV
Robinson DUP - in the sh1t
Culture War anyone?
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The levels of comedy in this stuff from @uuponline.
Desperate notions of NI's standard of living being laughingly better than the south.
#WiseUp
At lost there were 400 people.
Unionists simply cant count.
#StateEducation
As we head closer to the inevitable border poll.
The Unionist Threat of Violence begins to re-appear.
This lad needs to catch a grip.
Should Dublin break the budget deadlock by supplying £1Bn to the north?
What would you want in return?
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Love the seething comments from unionism saying she's not elected here.
Neither is the Secondary First Minister Pengelly.
Mary Lou McDonald, is the Leader of the largest party in the Executive, and the north, with the biggest mandate from the electorate.
@sinnfeinireland
💥NEW: Mary Lou McDonald - Blame for any strike action in Northern Ireland 'lies at the feet of the British Government'
🎥@sinnfeinireland President @MaryLouMcDonald says the blame for any potential strike action in Northern Ireland lies with the British Government.
🎤She told Chief Reporter @jamesgould23 that the Government's "final offer can't be the final offer."
Her comments come as Secretary of State Sir Chris Bryant meets political party leaders today, with discussions continuing over Stormont's budget crisis.
Executive departments have been operating without an agreed budget since the beginning of the financial year in April and are currently restricted to spending up to 95% of last year's funding.
Ministers in the devolved power-sharing administration insist they cannot agree a budget for 2026/27 without additional financial support from Westminster.
The UK Government has offered an extra £1.5 billion over the next three years in an effort to help balance the books, but Stormont's leaders insist the funding falls short of what is needed.
In response, Sir Chris has criticised what he describes as "irresponsible" overspending by devolved ministers.
More on-air and online.
This will be the coup de grâce to leave the Executive and pull Stormont down.
This is the perfect excuse.....
LATEST | Carla Lockhart refuses to rule out leaving DUP and stays silent on confidence in Gavin Robinson
belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/…
Literally heading back to RUC days of recruitment numbers.
Shame.
The PSNI has said it “remains committed to building a workforce that is increasingly representative of the communities it serves”, after it emerged that 20% of trainee officers this year are from a Catholic background.
Read more: tinyurl.com/3auvzcwn
If Irish Nationalism succeed in becoming the majority in the Assembly (over unionism) next May.
There must be a border poll date set.
@andyburnham @RhonddaBryant @MichealMartinTD @SimonHarrisTD
From grievance to governance: why Irish nationalism needs a Long Peace strategy
At 105, partition is unlikely to end on a 50%-plus-one border poll. Nationalism’s vote has stalled at 40% while voters drift to “neither”. The path forward runs through gove
sluggerotoole.com/2026/10/20…
I asked this lad to list the jobs and numbers that he thinks would be lost by Irish unity.
He must think school teachers, firemen, doctors and nurses will travel up from Dublin to jobs in Ballymena, Antrim & Belfast.
This is the level of idiocy in unionism.
This simpleton has never heard of "Bella Ciao" and the reason its one of the most popular left-wing songs across the globe.
Why are unionists monumentally thick?
Is it in their DNA?
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Perhaps it's time for some uncomfortable questions for Unionism? Governed NI for 50+ years with virtually absolute political power and coverage. What exactly did you build?
Decades of discrimination, inequality and political division, and now the South is outperforming NI on living standards, life expectancy and, most importantly, education.
Still, with unionist politicians obsessing over flags, parades and constitutional grievances, ordinary people are left dealing with the consequences of decades of poor governance and serious underinvestment.
Jeysus, you had half a century to build an NI that worked for everyone. Instead, one could argue, you built one that didn't even work equally for its own citizens.
Perhaps instead of being offended by the term “failed state”, unionism should start asking why, after all those decades of power, so many people are still being failed.
And here's the question, what positive vision are you offering beyond another generation of grievance and division?
"Unionists are affronted when Northern Ireland is called a ‘failed state’ but the figures speak for themselves. From living standards to infant mortality, the population is being failed when compared to their counterparts in the south."
John Manley reflects on new comparative analysis which shows people in the Republic are better off in terms of living standards, life expectancy and educational outcomes.
Read his analysis: tinyurl.com/yc43cek9
