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'This is move week': Ireland issues ultimatum over PM's bid to break international law

'This is move week': Ireland issues ultimatum over PM's bid to break international law
Ireland is warning that no post-Brexit trade deal will be struck if the UK pushes on with a plan to break international law.

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  1. John Flunder16 November 2020 at 12:55

    Will someone point out to.the ROI politicians that a country with just 4 million citizens does its reputation no good st all when it warns or threatens a country like the UK that has 65 MILLION citizens.

    The ROI has lived off the backs of the EU,including the UK taxpayers since it joined and has never paid it's fair share of the EU budget, always getting back far more financial benifits than it has contributed.

    Now, FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME the ROI will have to pay it's way and it's leaders and it's 4 million citizens do.not like that one little bit and so.they start complaining and giving out warnings - the mind just boggles at their bloody cheek.

    THE UK Government must not allow or accept any suggestions at all.from the ROI because the UK Government has been elected to serve the interests of the 65 MILLION UK citizens - not the 4 million ROI citizens.

    The United Kingdom owes nothing whatsoever to the ROI so let's keep it that way and simplyv ignore the ROI selfish complaints.

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