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Originally Posted by Former DJ
Two Questions From Across The Pond ...
If Scottish independence and a resumption of "The Troubles" are the end result of this conservative victory, have Boris Johnson and the Tories achieved a pyrrhic victory - a "victory" they may come to regret? Or, was a result like this an unavoidable (and inevitable) necessity in order to get some kind of resolution to the Brexit imbroglio?
"The troubles" will never return as they were in the past but the good friday peace agreement included the option for a border poll which Is now probably just a matter of time, if/when it happens loyalists will be chomping at the bit to get on the streets. Conservatives don't give a **** about N.I, a recent poll had something like 60-70% perfectly happy to lose N.I to get Brexit done.
Boris Johnson would say anything/do anything to be PM. Cameron said he had conversations with Boris about Brexit before the referendum and he laughed at how it would fail. He was only endorsing /campaigning for it so he could gain some political capital from the leavers whilst never having to deal with the consequences but then the brexit vote really does go through and here we are.
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Originally Posted by chezlaw
Swinson lost
Good, she's a vile neo con.