Northern Ireland 2125?

If you knew what algorithms do you would not make such an ignorant post.
You want to randomly find out what others are saying, which to be honest comes across in your posting. Imagine thinking Eir's renaming was akin to the renaming of the RUC…..whoosh! 🙄

You don't even know how people use Boards.ie if you think somebody is on it for 60 to 70 hours a week. 😁

Bryon says much more than that and is a supporter of still active paramilitary groups.

You have close to 80,000 posts on boards.ie under FrancieBrady alone and as a mod pointed out you use(d) other names on boards.ie to post under too, so you are as closer to 24/7 on boards.ie than most if not all other posters, certainly on political and current affairs matters.

I do not care what football team Bryson supports. You say he is a supporter of still active paramilitary groups….seeing as you have a lot of time on your hands it would be interesting if you drew up a list of "still active paramilitary groups" and which politicians support which. Does you know who still support the group "that has'nt gone away y'know" as he once famously described them? Of course he said he never was a member.

And neither you or your RTE link, surprisingly enough, mention that intelligence assessments from the mid-2010s, which reportedly remain current, indicate the Provisional IRA's Army Council structures still exist. Yes we know the PIRA declared an end to its armed campaign, but official reports suggest its leadership structures and departments persist, guiding Sinn Féin's political path. Who was it that said "They haven't gone away you know"? 

Anyway, the point was, before you diverted:

Bryson justs says how some Republicans are indoctrinated to hate Protestants / people from the PUL community in N.I. As noted before, not an unreasonable observation when you have Republican extremists like "An Cliamh Solais", who have 79,000 followers on facebook alone, making comments about the Protestants that they indulge in a (quote) 

"campaign of genocide, murder, rape, theft and slaughter against their own close kin, targeting in particular women and children, that put the most grotesque ambitions of the Third Reich to shame".

You might say now you have "no interest in their views" but they do have 79,000 followers on facebook. And there are lots of similar groups, with some comments sometimes full of hatred, to put it mildly.

Anyway, what did you think about the article in todays paper (link supplied) about SF "forgetting" to include property in their accounts recently. I suppose you, as a follower of the party, are hardly surprised?

According to some, Sinn fein owned 19 properties, yet declared only 9 in its most recent return to public office commission? What about pubs,taxi depots,security firms, other residential houses etc? Maybe even shares in the Northern bank?🤣

And the main party "selling" the idea which they would want people to "invest" in themselves are not transparent enough even to know how many properties they own ( is it 9, 19 or 25) in their accounts? Does not look great.

Taxes are never an investment. Did the British taxpayer get much of a return on the hundreds of billions of British taxpayers money they "invested" in N.I. this past 10 or 20 years?

A unificatication tax would never be an investment. The West germans are still paying for east germany, and there there were not 2 sides which would not take too much to spark off in to civil war.

And the main party "selling" the unity idea in which they would want people to "invest", and the party which would almost certainly be the party in power after unification due to their support on both sides of the border, are themselves not transparent enough even to know how many properties they own ( is it 9, 19 or 25) in their accounts? Laughable.🤣

"Bryson justs says how some Republicans are indoctrinated …"

Ah would ye cop on to yourself Francis!

I've already given you the link where he most definitely does not say "some". Indeed he emphasises that he means all when he says

"all aspects of nationalism/republicanism, even the supposedly ‘softer’ manifestations thereof"

Remember this isn't some misquote or a slip of the tongue in a spoken-word interview this is a letter that he penned himself and sent to the Irish News for publication.

It's the very definition of bigotry to tar an entire section of the population with the same brush and if you stand by your words earlier that "it's not an unreasonable observation" the sincerity of your "It is a shame some people cannot just see people as people" comment is very much in doubt.

Your support of the likes of Bryson is not a good look.

Bigotry:

a belief, opinion, in particular prejudice against a person or people on the basis of their membership of a particular group.

"Unionism still devouring itself" you claim? Wise up. The DUP, TUV and UUP have grown their vote share slightly to 41.6% or by 1.5% since last year despite a decline in support for the DUP.

All the Executive parties are down, apart from the UUP, with the TUV and Greens being the main beneficiaries. 

40.6% said they would vote for a United Ireland, and 59.4% for remaining in the UK.  The pro UI figure was down 1.2%  No talk of paying for a U.I. in that poll, or the cost or potential risks of a U.I. We know many nationalsts do not want a Republic if it means paying extra tax for it.

Amazing that many nationalists just whinge that the Irish government won’t begin planning or that the British government won’t hold the poll they want. Maybe if SF were in government they could plan something, but seeing as they themselves not transparent enough even to know how many properties they own ( is it 9, 19 or 25?) in their accounts, I would not have much confidence.

"Unionism still devouring itself" you claim? Wise up. The DUP, TUV and UUP have grown their vote share slightly to 41.6% or by 1.5% since last year despite a decline in support for the DUP.

Unionism was meant to be always on top in the partitioned statelet.

It's devouring itself in the sense that it is fracturing and eating each others vote and they cannot get control.

In the kingdom of the blind the one eyed person is king or queen is an appropriate comment on your POV

As regards a UI, the trend in polling is what is important.

100 years after partitition and a U.I. is as far away as ever. As regards your comment, "Unionism was meant to be always on top in the partitioned statelet" just shows you are always pointing over the border at "them uns". You might as well say Republicanism was meant to be always on top in the partitioned statelet south of the border.

Most people in N.I. want to remain part of the UK. Most people in the Republic want to be in the Republic. Thats called democracy.

We are the EU.
We understand what the EU is and that it is not some outside colonial power. We knew there would be aid for us and one day we would become net contributors. You and your idols Britain never did understand the deal.

Your bull about taxes is so hilarious I couldn’t be bothered responding to it.

But carry on the comedy stance by all means.

Another pile of self denigrating rubbish.