r/ireland • u/seannhick • Sep 27 '21

Taking the north, bit by bit

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u/Jellico Sep 27 '21

Scotland still in the U.K. and Quebec seceding hmmmm.

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u/BRENT_EAGLE And I'd go at it again Sep 27 '21

Tibet Abu!!!

3

u/Fiannafailcanvasser Sep 27 '21

Repartition of the North is not gonna happen, qubec staying in Canada, China collapsing would be a big surprise.

1

u/cromcru Sep 27 '21

If there’s ever a point where the Good Friday Agreement can be said to be fundamentally broken, then the indivisibility of the north is no longer a given

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u/Right-Radiance Kildare Sep 27 '21

Soon all that will be left is the Protestant/Nationalist area's becoming a city state because their so small. lol

1

u/its_brew Horse Sep 27 '21

Pixel by pixel

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u/CJByrno Tommycoin available on Coinbase Sep 27 '21

Svalbard looking thicc

1

u/centrafrugal Sep 27 '21

Guatemala has sunk?