And not ONE person has yet come and said that the Loyalists should throw down their weapons.

I have said it many times before and will say it many times more but, just so no-one has to look it up...

I disagree with ALL armed politics. To make matters clearer this includes Northern Ireland and includes all parties concerned. I will not state specificaly that the Loyalists should throw down their weapons nor will I say the Nationalists should. To do so would imply that one side should while the other should not. I will simply state again ALL parties concerned should give up their weapons.

Happy?

I know 1968 and 2005 are 37 years apart. I don't understand the significance though. Good politcal answer though, Tiocfaidh, cast confusion and avoid the question. Now, at the risk of sounding like Jeremy Paxman, will you please answer my questions.

I still don't know whether this 'vast majority' want to fire neuclear missiles at Ireland while the people of that country wave sticks at us or whether they are honest friendly working class heroes who would love to share a pint of the black stuff with you. I still don't know who the vast majority are. I still don't know whether you agree that "(and by their silence, the vast majority of the British Public) wants us to be defenceless once again" is one of those "uniformed statements" that you dislike so much. I still don't know what you want me to do about whatever it is I am accused of if lobbying MPs, voting and stating categoricaly that I am against both the violence and the division of Ireland.

I look forward to your direct answers.

Ta.

Dave the Gnome