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From Google Image Search: "northern ireland assembly"  youtube.com Mon, 12 Oct 2009 07:43:13 PDT United States Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton addresses the Northern Ireland Assembly, 12 October 2009. From the BBC: US Secretary of ... youtube.com. politics.co.uk Sat, 27 Mar 2010 04:39:56 PDT By Emmeline Saunders The Northern Ireland assembly could be plunged into a full-blown crisis if two political parties cannot resolve their ... politics.co.uk. From Google Video Search: "northern ireland assembly" Who will you vote for in the UK local elections Thursday 5 May 2011? Q. Elections are due on Thursday 5 May 2011 in 279 English local authorities. Elections will also be held on the same day to the Scottish Parliament, National Assembly for Wales and Northern Ireland Assembly. Scottish Council elections due in 2011 have been deferred until 2012 (and next in 2017 before returning to a 4-year cycle). In Northern Ireland, elections to the existing 26 local councils are also due to be held on 5 May 2011. These had previously been postponed from 2009, pending the reorganisation of Northern Ireland local government. This would have reduced the number of authorities to 11, but in June 2010 the NI Office announced the restructuring would not now go ahead. Asked by DRS - Fri Nov 5 11:29:40 2010 - Elections - 11 Answers - Comments A. Anybody but Labour. Thinking of giving Independents a chance this time. Surely they can't do a worse job than Labour. In fact, it may be better to vote for my neighbour's cat - using the same premise. Answered by UreLipsAreMoving - Fri Nov 5 11:46:20 2010 Can Northern Ireland ever have true peace and democracy?
Q. Splinter republican groups hold punishment beatings, Michael Stone (a "protestant extremist" according to YAHOO news) is arrested after claiming he had thrown a bomb into the Stormont Assembly building. Is it only the real people of Northern Ireland that want peace and democracy and that the extremist groups in the province like creating a climate of fear and don't want to see it disappear? I would like this question to be answered by residents of Northern Ireland only, or by experts in Northern Ireland politics. Asked by Harry Hayfield - Fri Nov 24 06:48:26 2006 - Other - Politics & Government - 12 Answers - Comments A. The reality is now that normalisation has been happening for 10 years. People are more concerned about increases in domestic taxation (massive increases in Rates and Water charges) than they are about Michael Stone. Thing about Stone is he's a self-publicist. He became a celebratory of sorts for Loyalists after he attacked a funeral in Milltown cemetery years ago and lived for years of this fame. Giving interviews to Sunday newspapers, slagging off his gangster mates (Johnny Adair, Jim Gray), becoming an artist(!), So it was another stunt. Purely to benefit Michael Stone. NI Assembly members have been paid 50 million in salaries since the Assembly was shut down. For sitting on their ar$es and waiting for the next election. Local (cou [cont.] Answered by Mr. Fox - Fri Nov 24 19:21:12 2006 From Yahoo Answer Search: "northern ireland assembly" |
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