Well, they must have been on something for so many of them to vote for that murderous bunch of killers who lurk under the label of Sinn Fein. Still, I suppose they can while away the time in what passes for their parliament by sharing their old photographs of murdered men, women and children who were slaughtered under their 'proud' name. And now Boris lets it be known that he is thinking of building a multi-zillion pound bridge from Scotland to Ulster. What's he on?
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Hopefully, Boris is thinking of imposing eye-watering tariffs on Irish lorries travelling through our green and pleasant land to trade with their EU friends. Get them by the balls, as a wise man once said....
Posted by: Whyaxye | Monday, 10 February 2020 at 18:39
David, Boris has a sense of humour that is why he was elected. The Scottish First Minister was in Brussels today grovelling to the EU about future EU membership and has now admitted there could be border controls between England and Scotland. Whyaxye Could be right about tariffs and the Chanel Tunnel is in Folkestone.
Posted by: Glesga | Monday, 10 February 2020 at 19:42
David
Could be he is trying to strengthen the ties of Northern Ireland to the rest of the UK. Things like an easy road often do more than Grand Pollical gestures.
I wonder how long before Sinn Fein stars calling for Ire-exit? Ireland is no more a good Lander than England. I think a hard Brexit settlement will hurt Ireland more than either the UK or the rest of the EU.
I hope they don't bring out their old skills to do it.
Posted by: Hank | Tuesday, 11 February 2020 at 00:57
Boris should not be allowed anywhere near a vanity project with a bridge in it. Once he took a hand the expenses for the “London Garden Bridge” ballooned to some £50 million but ahem! No part of its construction was ever completed!
Posted by: Edward Spalton | Tuesday, 11 February 2020 at 11:12
The Bridge is a wind up. The ferry services are fine when the weather is fine.
Posted by: Glesga | Tuesday, 11 February 2020 at 21:58