Unionist from NI who can't stand DUP and Sinn Fein who are both more concerned with flags and anthems than actually making peoples lives better! #reformstormont
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The most overlooked aspect of a United Ireland isn't flags, identity or even healthcare.
It's jobs!
Hundreds of thousands of people have built careers around Northern Ireland's place in the UK.
What happens to those careers?
AVoiceOfReasonNI retweeted
Weaponising the word "supremacist" against Unionists is a lazy attempt to delegitimise an entire community.
Advocating for the Union and our heritage within a democratic framework may not be liked by some, but it’s a legitimate position, not an attempt to dominate anyone.
AVoiceOfReasonNI retweeted
SF most famous words " the days of people being treated like second class citizens are over " them days where over decades ago , the party itself uses this line over and over again for sympathy votes because of our troubled past , tell me in the year 2026 what rights I a protestant have that my catholic neighbours hasnt got ? It's getting old boring and causes tensions in the younger generations as the youth listening to this nonsense will think they are treated unfairly when it's a fact they are not !
Sinn fein + 5 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Been absolutely useless all year with multiple failures but blocked 30 old blokes down a road illegally after failing to defeat **checks notes** jamie fucking bryson in court.
The mindset of sinn fein voters absolutely baffles me. 🤣
The first test of public opinion since the #Drumcree dispute.
@Moreincommon_ poll
Sinn Féin 30% (+5)
DUP 18% (+1)
UUP 13% (nc)
TUV 11% (–1)
Alliance 9% (–2)
SDLP 9% (nc)
Ind / Others: 4% (-1)
Green 3% (-1)
People Before Profit 1% (-1)
Aontú 1% (nc)
(+/- changes since July)
AVoiceOfReasonNI retweeted
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AVoiceOfReasonNI retweeted
Deirdre Hargey claims she & 70 others were in all in a tiny toilet when Robert McCartney was killed. Now there’s questions about other SF politicians and the circumstances surrounding this murder. How can Nationalists vote for SF? Is this really your values & morals?
AVoiceOfReasonNI retweeted
I hope unionists are as enthusiastic about voting at the next election as they are about turning up to protests wearing an orange sash. Time will tell.
AVoiceOfReasonNI retweeted
1/7
🛡️ Safer in the Union.
The world is less certain than it has been for a generation. As part of the UK, Northern Ireland has strong and trusted allies 👇
So many people on both sides playing my crowd was bigger than your crowd.
We're regressing dramatically 😅
Sinn Fein members just cant get enough of implementing British rule, even Mary Lou came up from Dublin to get involved 🤭
💥NEW: Mary Lou McDonald - Blame for any strike action in Northern Ireland 'lies at the feet of the British Government'
🎥@sinnfeinireland President @MaryLouMcDonald says the blame for any potential strike action in Northern Ireland lies with the British Government.
🎤She told Chief Reporter @jamesgould23 that the Government's "final offer can't be the final offer."
Her comments come as Secretary of State Sir Chris Bryant meets political party leaders today, with discussions continuing over Stormont's budget crisis.
Executive departments have been operating without an agreed budget since the beginning of the financial year in April and are currently restricted to spending up to 95% of last year's funding.
Ministers in the devolved power-sharing administration insist they cannot agree a budget for 2026/27 without additional financial support from Westminster.
The UK Government has offered an extra £1.5 billion over the next three years in an effort to help balance the books, but Stormont's leaders insist the funding falls short of what is needed.
In response, Sir Chris has criticised what he describes as "irresponsible" overspending by devolved ministers.
More on-air and online.
AVoiceOfReasonNI retweeted
This tells you everything you need to know. Michelle O’Neill has a PSNI vehicle and could have driven into the police station, but chose to performatively walk in for the invited press. What a surprise. Fake, reckless and divisive behaviour once again.
People are sick of this behaviour.
Yet on important issues - not to be found. Tomorrow we have an opportunity and offer to meet with the Secretary of State and the Chief Secretary of the Treasury on budget and she has refused to attend that meeting.
This is not responsibility, that is recklessness and an abdication of her role.
AVoiceOfReasonNI retweeted
50 years ago, Dave Allen told a joke about newspaper readers in 1976, it would become more famous 11 years after this on Yes, Prime Minister in 1987.
AVoiceOfReasonNI retweeted
Linfield vs Glentoran on Boxing Day, 1995.
The orange ball burst so they were forced to use a white ball 🤣
Just in the car and put on the city psg game on Talksport....Andy Gray on commentary is brilliant!
Brings back all those sky sports memories!
Can we just sack all current politicians and ban them from ever running for office again to just get a complete fresh batch?
Sick of listening to the lot of them at this point.
Brutal timing for this 🙈
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