Brit-Baiting Varadkar Must Pay A Price!
May is on her way to meet Britain’s tormentors in Brussels today. Few of us will have much faith in her readiness to face the swine down.
But speaking of swine…
Not nearly enough attention has been paid to the wrecking role of Eire’s aberrant leader Varadkar in creating the current Brexit shambles.
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Eire’s Act Of War? Limp-Wrist Leo Stamps A Mincing Foot!
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Mind Your Erse! Varadkar Minces Into Ulster’s Internal Affairs!
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Just as I took notice of his queer ‘No Fly Zone’ nonsense earlier this year…
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…I also paid attention to what Ian Duncan Smith had to say not long ago, and so must many other people in the UK, about Eire’s preening prat and his deliberate exploitation of May’s weakness to advance an annexationist agenda, the same sort of stance we saw decades ago…
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…when the oily Albert Reynolds chose to line up with Blood-Beast Adams of the murder gang’s political wing and with that self-righteous slug John Hume of the ‘moderate’ SDLP, all three of them desperate to undermine British Ulster’s right to self-determination…
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Britain must put that Varadkar in his place.
Priti Patel’s idea, squeeze his upstart hostile republic via the food trade, is not without merit.
Pretty Priti
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Anything that upsets a creature like Sinn Fein president Mary Lou McDonald can’t be bad, can it?
“They’re not entitled to wreck Ireland. And they need to really grasp and understand that,” she told reporters.
Lee Smith, 
Edward Lamont, 
Petra Malley, and 5 others are discussing. 
rossrightangle 
Billy King 23:09 on December 10, 2018 Permalink |
That’s the stuff, Ross.
I was sitting here watching May and hoping you’d be up and at em.
We need to kick the economic sh-t out of our bad neighbours across that far too soft souhern border!
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Fiona F 23:14 on December 10, 2018 Permalink |
You wasted no time on this, Ross, though I would guess you were well-prepared.
Now we need to watch her closely, because she is very very likely to come back with just a formula consisting of words with no legal standing.
The backstop must be dumped altogether, no concessions to a country which stabbed us in the back during the Falklands War and has used the Brexit situation as you say to humiliate our country gleefully, getting Big Brother in Brussels to act as enforcer.
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Molly Langton 23:18 on December 10, 2018 Permalink |
Well said.
Take the vote away from them and their ‘right’ to UK welfare benefits too.
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Vanessa Reilly 23:32 on December 10, 2018 Permalink |
My ancestors came from somewhere in what is now Eire but I like my parents and the rest of our family are British and proud of it.
A lot of people who come across to England and act like they own the place have no loyalty at all and there are many sympathetic or worse to Sinn Fein.
They should never get a vote in British elections or referendums and better still should be deported.
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William Johnston 23:38 on December 10, 2018 Permalink |
Dublin is no friend to us British people and we want nothing to do with them.
They gave sanctuary to terrorists who murdered and maimed hundreds or thousands of innocent British people in Ulster and on the mainland too and we will never forgive them for that.
Backstop?
They can stick it up their backsides
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Petra Malley 23:50 on December 10, 2018 Permalink |
I rarely disagree with you and I am not going to start disagreeing with you now.
You have done us a favour by giving us that IDS story which was almost ignored by the major media, when it ought to have had an incendiary effect on both politicians and people.
Dublin has always reached for a dagger to stick in Britain’s back whenever the time was opportune.
Go back to DeValera and Hitler , or to Charles Haughey’s gun-running to the IRA and of course the Falklands.
Any enemy of the British people was seen as a friend to Eire’s ambition to bring Northern Ireland under their flag.
That’s how Varadkar sees Juncker today.
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Edward Lamont 00:18 on December 11, 2018 Permalink |
An unholy alliance, EUSSR and Varadkar, cheered on by Sinn Fein, all of them determined to bully Britain into subservience.
Who needs them.
No Deal with the devils.
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Lee Smith 00:38 on December 11, 2018 Permalink |
I am not hostile to France or Germany or any other European country but I have no time for the Irish Republic.
It’s very obvious that they are taking advantage of Brexit not to helpreach an amicable solution but only to weaken the unity of the United Kingdom.
Priti Patel’s idea has my support and your idea of ending the privilege Irish Republican citizens have, voting in our elections, is something that should have been done years ago.
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