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It wasn't really an invasion as in a war but a colonisation this was occurring all over Europe as any history book will tell you were you ever to read one. Scotland has invaded England France has invaded England

The colonisation of Ireland was in the 16th century brexit was not a part of that. But again it is in your world. There is probably no where else in the world that's still fighting battles of 400 years ago there was a civil war in England then in fact three civil wars never in my life have a met anyone who today is remotely bothered most probably could not even state those facts.

The fact there are still people like you is immensely depressing and it makes me think there is no hope for Ulster the bitterness and hatred are always under the surface and for what reason ? I don't believe it's anything to do with the 1600,s more likely turf wars over drugs / other crime and frankly very small minded communities where this is allowed to foster.

It wouldnt be good no - are they leaving then ?

So your argument is that because something happened long ago it doesn't really count. Even if the consequences are still felt today. Also a brexiteer accusing others of being small minded is actually very funny.

Add that to the fact that you are literally huffing like a child because Ireland won't dance to Britain's tune and it still doesn't mean that you can post utter drivel.

Even at this late date we are still waiting for the brexiteers alternative plan that will break the deadlock and lead Britain into a period of wealth and prosperity.

What better time to launch this plan than during the Tory party conference, but unbelievably we are still waiting.

Surely they have a plan?

Must be the rain.

Do you think we'll get less rain when we leave?

I would like to bet if I walked down the street in Derry and randomly asked people what happened in Ireland in the 1600's the average person would not have a clue. In the 1600's England had three civil wars that were far more bloody and discriminatory than anything in Ireland. But over here again the person in the street hasn't a clue. What's happening in Ulster is small minded bigotry plain and simple. Sectarianism is not unique to Northern Ireland in Liverpool in the 1920's there was violent sectarianism orange marches still take place today Glasgow still has mild sectarianism I remember in the 1970's end of term our catholic school used to have a mass fight with the prodestant school next door. We did so because we wanted to fight and they were different. We were children places like Glasgow and Liverpool have grown up. The only place that has not grown up is Northern Ireland where people kill one another simply because they live in a different street and have a different religion. To survive this requires stupidlity and it seems stupidity is not in short supply among some people in Northern Ireland. Thankfully as time progresses people like you shaggy full of bitterness and hatred of your neighbours (for no rational reason) are becoming less and less as society in Northern Ireland becomes more educated. Some immigration would do no harm either but whereas immigrants come to England in their millions for some reason Northern Ireland is not popular with them