Wish I could be there!!

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Stan replied

27 March 2007, 19:28
Originally posted by peterhain

This a massive, historic moment, brought about by the Labour government. You are all very quiet about it. I wonder why?

Because in a few days they will have a massive disagreement about whether Coke or Pepsi is better, refuse to speak (or shout) to anyone and we will be back at square one.
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The Lone Gunman replied

27 March 2007, 06:30
Originally posted by peterhain

This a massive, historic moment, brought about by the Labour government. You are all very quiet about it. I wonder why?

John Major actualy.
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vetran replied

26 March 2007, 23:21
coz were payin for it?
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peterhain replied

26 March 2007, 19:23
This a massive, historic moment, brought about by the Labour government. You are all very quiet about it. I wonder why?
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wendigo100 replied

26 March 2007, 12:01
I predict ... actually I don't care any more. Aren't all the terrorists government ministers now? Or is that vice versa?
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DaveB replied

26 March 2007, 10:11
I predict lots of Paislyite shouting without actually saying anything meaningfull and Adams saying bugger all before leaving in a huff.

Would be nice if I was wrong.
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shaunbhoy started a topic Wish I could be there!!

26 March 2007, 10:08
Wish I could be there!!

So today in Norn Iron we have the momentous meeting between Paisley and Adams. The head of the "Democratic Unionists Party", a party which since its inception has singularly ignored the democratic rights of the Republican voters, is set to hold talks with the head of "Sinn Fein", a party whose name translates as "Ourselves alone", hardly sounds like they are inclined to want to share anything. Wouldn't mind being a fly on the wall at THAT meeting!
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