United Ireland Poll - please vote

I suspect there would be an adjustment period where a deficit is run sure. But so what?

Once a unified island economy finds it's legs that GDP % would rocket.

They will be contributing too. This isn't rocket science

If the SoS calls a BP, they will produce a plan.

What you really meant to say was, the government have no immediate plan to .......

But of course you had to be silly and make a big nstatement you cannot for a second backup with out verbose nonsense.

Funny that reply jh79.

You had the opportunity there to back up your assertion with some sort of supporting evidence. You made the assertion that 35billion over 8 years isn't enough to cover the costs of harmonization of NI (a small area of just 1.8m people).

But you didn't, no doubt because you have nothing.

I'm done debating you because I consider you a sort of troll. You don't do evidence or support your arguments and essentially expect others to feed you.

I'm waiting for supporting evidence that the costs of harmonization would exceed 35 billion over 8 years, which was your assertion.

AND still waiting on this one:

Show me a report that spells out that NI and ROI have better economic futures being separate entities.

Being the case that is the aspiration of Ireland to unite the island, if this prospect made no economic sense, surely we should have some studies that demonstrate this, surely?

Why would I have to link to something I didn't claim?

It is. You can't have 'no intention' if a situation may occur that you have to produce a plan for.

Again, what you meant to say and are too stubborn to admit was: 'the government have no intention at the moment....'

So basically Fitzgerald presumes that the people in NI will suddenly no longer be British after a UI vote, and will loose all their pensions as accrued social insurance contributions won't count anymore.