The Irish protocol.

Hah, I think "squaw" may no longer be an appropriate term for a native American woman (since 1980 or maybe 1890?).

This "pseud" wind up over usage of the word native has real chutzpah.

I'll be f-cked if I know what any of it has to do with NI protocol and Irish sea border though!

I don't keep up to date with all the 100 % right terminology, but "squaw" is definitely 100 % wrong.

I shouldn't be getting into this given I pointed out its going very far off topic...but

I don't believe even the USs political extremes (right or left) have the gall to tell the tribes there's nothing "special" about the wreckage of their culture, it has no privileged place in the US and even claiming it as "native" shows intolerance towards others now living in the US who came later. Similar for other outposts of the former Empire (Aus/NZ) and their...indigenous peoples.

So you're on a kind of a wind up with this line of argument!

A game changer....but also tiny. The spin continues. The indefinite grace period is being interpreted by many (such as Alex Kane, as I already highlighted) as a slow way to ignore Unionist concerns, as the UK would continue to be aligned with the EU, it is essentially a backside into something more akin to Theresa May's deal. I welcome anything which prevents UK divergence.

I'm not sure why you continue to try get a reaction with your different country nonsense; I'm quite glad that you're minimally inconvenienced travelling to Scotland, Downcow....I regularly visit myself, sometimes travelling via NI, sometimes via Dublin. Your suggestion that travelling to Dundalk is MORE effort than to Scotland from Co. Down is patently absurd though. If your business isn't set up for accepting different currencies then it really isn't a very significant business, and I'd seriously question your mental capabilities if I genuinely believed that reading speed limits in km/h (conveniently noted on the inner ring of your speedometer) is MORE inconvenient than the time, effort and expense of getting a feckin' flight or ferry. A huge number more journies are made across the border between NI and Ireland on a daily basis than are made between NI and Scotland....perhaps most people wouldn't agree with you on this.

As for where the international border is.....THAT'S WHAT YOU'VE BEEN TOLD ALL ALONG! The NI Protocol in no way affects your status as part of the UK, that's why your legal challenge is nonsense. Your argument is so full of holes and contradictions that it reads like you're just saying whatever you think will get a reaction to mask your own insecurities.

As an aside, I saw your follow up post re: medicines. I can't see it reported anywhere yet; do you have a link?

I made no claims.

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If you zoom in you can see the van with sniffer dogs that were going around all the vehicles. You can also see a small camper type vehicle being dipped for diesel. They were checking every diesel vehicle.

First Nations is a term specifically for Canadian indigenous peoples other than Métis (a particular ethnocultural group of mixed race) or Inuit (Eskimos). I don’t think it’s used that commonly in the US?

The issue arises when the newcomers attempt to destroy the pre-existing people and their culture, Downcow.

The old adage about when one is accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression springs greatly to mind. No one is oppressing Ulster Scots culture; indifference isn't oppression. Your ancestors actively attempted to wipe out Irish culture. I've said it before; my own vision of a united Ireland includes supports and protections for your culture, history has demonstrated that you don't apply the same support for mine in NI.

Still no source on your talk of EU backing down on medicines by the way?