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  • Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
  • Jacob Rees-Mogg joins Sky's Beth Rigby on an exclusive trip to the ever controversial Irish Border where the Brexiteer further criticises EU proposals.
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Комментарии • 663

  • @Miguel...160
    @Miguel...160 6 лет назад +170

    The ignorance of some of the comments here is exactly why the UK is in big big trouble .

    • @richtea615
      @richtea615 4 года назад +14

      Remoaners are ignorant and cowardly people.

    • @elliot7753
      @elliot7753 4 года назад

      richtea - I wanted to remain, so am I ignorant and cowardly?

    • @markc8956
      @markc8956 3 года назад +1

      And we all know what the nasty Brexiteers are - that word I won't use that begins with r..

    • @OhEidirsceoil
      @OhEidirsceoil 2 года назад

      No sniper at work that day

  • @NAMMERZ444
    @NAMMERZ444 6 лет назад +37

    What is this? What was discussed or clarified? Why was this made? The only things to happen were ReesMogg getting congratulated and a man saying the border doesn't matter..on the authority that he is old and Northern Irish

  • @sh__10
    @sh__10 5 лет назад +86

    I could watch these Mogg videos all day

  • @lencullinan8717
    @lencullinan8717 6 лет назад +195

    What baffles me, is how did a country that fought so hard for it's freedom, give that very freedom away to an unelected and corrupt dictatorship.

    • @22grena
      @22grena 6 лет назад +22

      Then look at the UK then idiot

    • @carryonbrexititup7329
      @carryonbrexititup7329 6 лет назад +1

      From UK did not vote leave EU.

    • @CKSW85
      @CKSW85 6 лет назад +29

      Totally agree. It's a disgrace the House of Lord's still has so much power

    • @lencullinan8717
      @lencullinan8717 6 лет назад +5

      Conor Keane:
      Well said, i cannot disagree with that.

    • @dorothyworthington2063
      @dorothyworthington2063 6 лет назад

      len cullinan yay

  • @peterroberts5565
    @peterroberts5565 6 лет назад +114

    they worry about the integrity if the UK. what about the integrity of Ireland when they divided it?

    • @CelticTopCock
      @CelticTopCock 6 лет назад +11

      Peter Roberts well said

    • @psychominded3243
      @psychominded3243 6 лет назад +12

      Peter Roberts, and NI voted to stay within the UK, so if anything they divided not us!

    • @zavi13
      @zavi13 6 лет назад +36

      "NI" was carved out of Ireland in 1922 by British Imperialists to maintain a foothold on the island, it has no historical legitimacy.

    • @morisan42
      @morisan42 6 лет назад +13

      The Northern Irish are a separate ethnic and cultural group, owing to the fact they are primarily descendants of scots and culturally more similar to the British than the Irish, I would therefore argue that there is plenty of historical legitimiacy to the partition.

    • @fionawilliams6276
      @fionawilliams6276 6 лет назад +24

      Hector Woods
      ''The Northern Irish are a separate ethnic and cultural group''
      It called colonisation and mass land seizes on Irish people and population replacement..

  • @BatTaz19
    @BatTaz19 6 лет назад +212

    There is no "Irish border", it's a British border in Ireland.

    • @BatTaz19
      @BatTaz19 6 лет назад +21

      The Brexit mantra was, "Sovereignty, Self-determination and freedom from foreign control". If the same rights & respect is not afforded to Ireland, then they're exposed as hypocrites.

    • @joeyguitarstrings3588
      @joeyguitarstrings3588 6 лет назад +6

      BT, it will, on March 29th next at 23.00hrs become an international frontier between the Brussels based government of Europe and the United Kingdom which, thence, shall be a free country, unlike the Republic of Ireland, is daily legislative, fiscal, social and political control of Ireland why our forebears fought and died?

    • @davidphipps1629
      @davidphipps1629 6 лет назад +2

      Bat Taz. why wouldn't it be, seeing as part of Ireland is British? S/Ireland's problem is, where are they going to trade when the EU's intransigence results in killing-off most of S/Ireland's trade?

    • @qetoun
      @qetoun 6 лет назад +6

      Would anyone be upset if I suggested that Ireland rejoin the Union of Great Britain?

    • @qetoun
      @qetoun 6 лет назад +5

      Ireland would get treated better, have more freedoms and more prosperity as a devolved region of the UK (like Scotland) than as it currently stands as a client state of Germania (the EU)

  • @kaboodlefish
    @kaboodlefish 6 лет назад +28

    The question isn't "Can this road be kept open?" Beth Rigby doing nothing useful whatsoever in this video.

  • @UKcuber
    @UKcuber 3 года назад +10

    2:00 they were just about to have an actual conversation and Rigby interrupted it. Why?

  • @YorickReturns
    @YorickReturns 6 лет назад +26

    It's not the EU that is stopping a simple continuation of the open border. It's the rules of the WTO.

    • @stinkrat1016
      @stinkrat1016 5 лет назад +1

      THat's a lie. WTO has no issue with open border? It has nothing to do with WTO hahahaha

    • @charvakaelysium2414
      @charvakaelysium2414 5 лет назад +1

      @@stinkrat1016 That means we have to have zero tariffs with all countries.Imagine the devastation for the UK economy that would cause.Food would be cheap but no one will have any money to pay for it.

    • @letters_from_paradise
      @letters_from_paradise 5 лет назад +1

      No it's not, they've said themselves that it would fall upon the UK or the EU to set up a border, soft or hard.

    • @munch762
      @munch762 5 месяцев назад

      It's the only option, the republic won't take the north back anytime soon, comes with MASSIVE policing expenditure.

  • @algraham7177
    @algraham7177 6 лет назад +34

    The complacency of Jacob Rees-Mogg on this issue of the 'Irish' border (actually British border in Ireland) is beyond breathtaking.

    • @CzechLion1918
      @CzechLion1918 5 лет назад +5

      Rees-Mogg is Catholic like sinn féin

    • @funni150
      @funni150 3 года назад +3

      @@CzechLion1918 Shock horror Catholic Unionists exist

    • @CzechLion1918
      @CzechLion1918 3 года назад +1

      @@funni150 :D

    • @herrglotzenschnitzengruber1510
      @herrglotzenschnitzengruber1510 Год назад

      Mogg has a focus only on his disaster capitalist cash gain from the loss made by the border farmer. The farmer has no value whatsoever to Mogg other than what he can swindle out of him. Directly or indirectly. God will pay Mogg eventually, but not before he screws millions of good people. Maybe God should take another look at himself/herself.

  • @JoseWhon
    @JoseWhon 6 лет назад +139

    It's not Ireland's border, it's the EU's apparently...

    • @BatTaz19
      @BatTaz19 6 лет назад +24

      JoseWhon It's neither. It's a British border in Ireland.
      An artificial construct; untenable and impossible to maintain.

    • @frolicwitme
      @frolicwitme 6 лет назад +22

      Wrong its the british border, easy for it to go away just have a United Ireland. Then the brits won't have NI has their bargaining chip, they are the ones delaying everything not the EU.

    • @jimkyle8008
      @jimkyle8008 6 лет назад +4

      JoseWhon It's the EU who say that there must be a border after Brexit, because they want an external border around their constituent states, so in that sense it IS their border.

    • @danielskomp2300
      @danielskomp2300 6 лет назад +9

      JoseWhon wrong, sits, the filthy border was imposed by Imperial Britain, and now Imperial Britain imposes Brexit. All of Ireland prefers to remain in the EU, a tiny minority in the 6 county colony wish to follow Britain to ruin

    • @_Phoenix3
      @_Phoenix3 6 лет назад

      😂😂😂

  • @apjpisared
    @apjpisared 6 лет назад +7

    This fella prob should be Britain's next PM. No man could do more for the end of partition and British rule in Ireland than a Victorian-era Imperialist.

    • @wessexfox5197
      @wessexfox5197 3 года назад +2

      Who is also a devout Roman Catholic so actually he’d have some sympathy for the historic plight of Catholics in Ulster. Underestimate a man as smart, successful and calculating as Rees-Mogg at your own peril.

    • @hannahdyson7129
      @hannahdyson7129 3 года назад

      @@wessexfox5197 Just because he's a Catholic doesn't mean he's sympathetic towards Catholics in Northern Ireland and has said he has a lot in common with the DUP . He's a Unionist above everything else.
      I won't reply to the rest of your answer .

    • @rampageclover9788
      @rampageclover9788 2 года назад +1

      He’s in bed with the unionists...

  • @me_meyou_youus_us
    @me_meyou_youus_us 6 лет назад +9

    The similarities between Mogg and "Tim nice but dim" are hilarious!

  • @gavinlaird85
    @gavinlaird85 6 лет назад +98

    I thought Brexit was about protecting your borders? or is it just England's border that matters?

    • @bakersteven3
      @bakersteven3 6 лет назад +9

      To Lord Snotty, only England.

    • @starby1984
      @starby1984 6 лет назад +24

      silkyskills85 It appears that neither the Irish nor the Northern Irish want a physical border. Why would the UK need or want a hard border with the Irish?

    • @bakersteven3
      @bakersteven3 6 лет назад +9

      becuae it's MACHO BREXIT, thes epeople do literally live in the 18th century and Lord Ress Mogg is well known as the "MP for the 18th century", he believes in serfdom. He doesn't understand or care about the fragile peace in Northern ireland.

    • @starby1984
      @starby1984 6 лет назад +25

      bakersteven3 If Rees-Mogg doesn't care about peace in Northern Ireland, why is he insisting that the UK should not create a hard border?

    • @d4n4nable
      @d4n4nable 6 лет назад +18

      It's not about protecting borders. It's about political sovereignty.

  • @MsHarpsychord
    @MsHarpsychord 6 лет назад +86

    "i don't need to visit the border to understand how it works"
    2 weeks later - ok i'll visit the border.

    • @StormySeb
      @StormySeb 6 лет назад +9

      Generic Rarity it was just publicity. He didnt need to and doesnt need to.

    • @robfuller7841
      @robfuller7841 6 лет назад +1

      He wanted to see if there were any emeralds.

    • @steven2809
      @steven2809 6 лет назад

      Richard Moloney stupid one!

    • @botany500kojak
      @botany500kojak 6 лет назад +1

      Looking forward to EU Junker paying a visit. More chance of knitting fog.

    • @mikemacdt1
      @mikemacdt1 6 лет назад +14

      What’s your point? It shows that he is open minded and prepared listen.

  • @tomr4376
    @tomr4376 3 года назад +2

    It's a British border in Ireland

  • @stevoc9930
    @stevoc9930 6 лет назад +14

    Jacob Rees Mogg (and a lot of people in this comments section) doesn't seem to actually understand the problem the British government have with the Irish border and how it is holding up Brexit. The UK can't just say they are putting up no border controls, that contravenes WTO rules. So Britains options are as follows.
    1) Northern Ireland (or the entire UK) stays in the Customs Union/Single Market, the Good Friday Agreement is upheld and everyone (almost) is happy. This should be the obvious solution.
    2) The entire UK (including NI) leaves the Customs Union/Single Market and the British government have to erect a hard border in Ireland. But if they do that then they are breaking the Good Friday Agreement, an international agreement lodged with the UN. Good luck getting lucrative trade deals if the whole world knows Britain's word is useless and will break agreements when it suits them.
    3) The entire UK (including NI) leaves the Customs Union/Single Market but the British government erects no border around Northern Ireland in an attempt to uphold the GFA. In this scenario this would contravene WTO rules and Britain would not be able to do trade deals with other WTO members (159 countries). There are of course countries who are not members of the WTO who the UK could still trade with like Iran, Sudan and Turkmenistan. I'm sure there are many lucrative deals to be had with those countries.
    So bottom line is the British government are going to have to make a decision on this issue and soon. The Irish border was and is a huge issue that is not easily resolved, it should have been considered before the EU referendum was even called, and certainly should have been a bigger discussion point in the lead up to the referendum.

    • @stevoc9930
      @stevoc9930 6 лет назад +8

      Brexit Monger Staggering ignorance. No one in Ireland north or south wants a border. Its not a Republican thing.

    • @arnoldswarez1865
      @arnoldswarez1865 6 лет назад

      The Brits are not going to let Europe or Ireland scupper Brexit.Of course this is the plan.

    • @arnoldswarez1865
      @arnoldswarez1865 6 лет назад +1

      Stevo C Not everyone is a Republican.Ireland is being used by Europe.Europe is screwed anyway.

    • @peterkerslake3201
      @peterkerslake3201 5 лет назад +2

      Your right. Politicians should have thought this thru years ago instead of grandstanding and bullshitting the public. Now we reach an impasse due to a minority government and DUP , A quasi religious fundamentalist party who represent a minority.

    • @anjiedavie6792
      @anjiedavie6792 5 лет назад

      The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has said that there is nothing in its rules that would force either the EU or UK to erect a hard Irish border after Brexit.

  • @accesscrimea
    @accesscrimea 6 лет назад +20

    "Control our borders". "No! Don't control out borders!!!"

  • @TheHollandHS
    @TheHollandHS 3 года назад +7

    Imagine mogg facing a guy swearing like an Irishman or Scotsman.

    • @The-Bloat12
      @The-Bloat12 3 года назад

      Then they are low minded people.

    • @rampageclover9788
      @rampageclover9788 2 года назад +2

      @@The-Bloat12 Moggs is an Eton toff who has no relatability to his constituents

    • @jameshogan6142
      @jameshogan6142 Год назад +2

      He would probably say that his nanny would wash his mouth out.

  • @GeoffreyJohns
    @GeoffreyJohns 6 лет назад +4

    J R-M playing the modern game of "it's not about facts it's about how much people care"

  • @danielgavigan7606
    @danielgavigan7606 3 года назад +2

    Has Rees-Mogg no sense of direction and location? Doesn't he know that the Irish Border is the sea!!!! He made it so by BREXIT.!!

  • @conorsmith8551
    @conorsmith8551 2 года назад +3

    He's like a charachter from harry Enfield but he's real 🤣

  • @Yon_Youtuber
    @Yon_Youtuber 6 лет назад +13

    If no FTA agreed, to maintain an open border the UK would have to offer zero tariffs and checks to every trading partner under 'Most Favoured Nations' principle per WTO. Do brexiters have any idea of the repercussions for the UK if that happens?

    • @hfive2715
      @hfive2715 6 лет назад

      Then they would have to pursue the matter legally. This would be incredibly expensive and very tricky to prove that there is a benefit as they already meet our standards. Whilst this is going on are their products still being purchased in the U.K.

    • @bell191991
      @bell191991 2 года назад +1

      I'd be happy with that to be honest. All tariffs should be dropped to 0% across the board.

    • @billpugh58
      @billpugh58 Год назад

      I’ve given up arguing with them tbh. They have no solutions only jingoistic rhetoric.

  • @welcome2mytruth
    @welcome2mytruth 6 лет назад +78

    Good video. Great to see JRM out and abound. The EU want Ireland to be the problem it's that simple as its their only real trump card. Both sides can make it work, they just need to be willing to make it work.

    • @kaba_me
      @kaba_me 6 лет назад +20

      Actually the EU has solved the problem for us. With both sides in the EU, and the free movement fully implemented, there was no much point for the IRA to continue the troubles any further. We are now re-introducing the problem...Why does Ireland have to solve it for us?

    • @kaba_me
      @kaba_me 6 лет назад +6

      There is no need for explanation. Everything was fine with the border, until Brexit came along.
      Not necessarily a bad thing in my opinion. Brexit is a good stress test, but as we all know stress test can go horribly wrong. Chernobyl is a good example.

    • @Bodaich
      @Bodaich 6 лет назад +1

      Richard Moloney don't let little things like the facts cloud your opinions

    • @briankelly8297
      @briankelly8297 6 лет назад +1

      Simply put we are not willing to be shafted by your democratic choice. We want the best out come.

    •  6 лет назад +1

      Just for the record, in Ireland there is 0 political will for a border, and any politician who supports a border will be committing career suicide... so if the UK and Ireland both agree they don't want a border, then what's the issue??
      Like if we just don't put up a border, what is the EU gonna do? Throw us out? Lol

  • @zavi13
    @zavi13 6 лет назад +10

    The unionist majority is just about finished in NI, it's only 52-53% of the overall population now, and the trend is in one direction only. A united Ireland is both inevitable and a natural outcome.

    • @brandonw240
      @brandonw240 6 лет назад +3

      I am half Irish and English but would have to agree. If countries want to regain their independance I do not see why not :)

    • @northernirelandhd5907
      @northernirelandhd5907 3 года назад +1

      Innocent, pro British people make up double than pro Irish, Relgion means nothing, according to 2011 census

    • @problematic7993
      @problematic7993 2 года назад +1

      The Irish majority in Ireland is finished, it's only 70-75% of the overall population now, and the trend is in one direction only. A united Nigeria is both inevitable and a natural outcome.

  • @anthonymullen6300
    @anthonymullen6300 6 лет назад +2

    What is fool's fail to understand is that there is a sizeable minority of people in Northern Ireland that do not see themselves as British, because they are not a product of the plantation and ethnic cleansing.... they are indigenous, that's why there can be no border.

  • @grahamfleming7642
    @grahamfleming7642 4 года назад +2

    Rather than consult nanny,Northern Ireland has consistently voted to remain in the EU, Unlike voting for the United Kingdom or a United Ireland a peace keeping E.U army should be installed to keep all factions protected, and ensure the rule of law.Maybe the U.S.A could have involvement as well because of large Irish and UlsterScots population, the whole world loves the peace, the days of English public school boys here are over.

  • @percyhigginbottom7155
    @percyhigginbottom7155 3 года назад +1

    Jacob Rees-Mogg joins Sky's Beth Rigby on an exclusive trip to the ever controversial Irish Border - That explains the putrid waft of sewage that hit the border counties.

  • @danielskomp2300
    @danielskomp2300 6 лет назад +9

    It is NOT EUs border to fix. The Imperial British imposed then hated border to partition Ireland. Now, their hated border interfere with their Brexit.
    Britain partitioned Ireland, now simply remove the border, and Brexit, exit EU, exit Ireland. Problem solved.

  • @danielskomp9072
    @danielskomp9072 2 года назад +1

    There is NÓ Irish border! There is the BRITISH border imposed to partition Ireland.

  • @bokmanrocks
    @bokmanrocks 6 лет назад +4

    Maybe it’s time to reunite Ireland

  • @carbonicoyster5907
    @carbonicoyster5907 6 лет назад +26

    If I were living in the North, I would be very scared by this government in Westminster.

    • @sudocreme5080
      @sudocreme5080 6 лет назад +5

      Carbonic Oyster we aren’t scared. It’s obvious that if there is checkpoints or camera along the border then they’ll just be blown up and shot out.

    • @carbonicoyster5907
      @carbonicoyster5907 6 лет назад +1

      But your weapons have been decommissioned in the Good Friday Agreement ?

    • @sudocreme5080
      @sudocreme5080 6 лет назад +3

      Carbonic Oyster the PIRA’s weapons were decommissioned in 2005, but dissidents didn’t sign up to the GFA and are still very much active. Only last week the PSNI stayed that they were involved in a murder in West Belfast in January, not to mention there are two court cases involving dissidents currently on going; about the killing of a Prison Officer and a Police Officer.

    • @briankelly8297
      @briankelly8297 6 лет назад +1

      The GFA only meant the scaling back of terrorist groups. The command structures are still there, just not to the size they once were. Irish Republicanism will ever go away until the country is united. Brexit has just brought old longstanding issues back into focus .

    • @christymurphiesplumsmurphi6112
      @christymurphiesplumsmurphi6112 4 года назад +1

      nobody scared around here....I think the brits might be a bit worried though...LOL!

  • @jacksonkentebe9738
    @jacksonkentebe9738 5 лет назад +3

    We voted to leave. We should deal with the consequences of that. Why should the EU cowtow to Britain

    • @danielskomp9072
      @danielskomp9072 2 года назад

      The article is about N Ireland which voted REMAIN

  • @philipvjones397
    @philipvjones397 6 лет назад +2

    Interesting to see how the border wiggles back and forth? Was he expecting it to be straight?

  • @williamwallace2278
    @williamwallace2278 6 лет назад +3

    Does he ever take his jacket and tie off? It's baking and he's wearing a pure wool double breasted suit. England opened up this can of worms without thinking in advance. No surprise! Not Ireland.

    • @MsMesem
      @MsMesem 6 лет назад

      He is no fashion victim. He said he wears a suit 'cos then he does not have to think. Plus it is really what he should wear as an MP. Also he spends the week in Westminster so would leave his country gear at home and keep city gear in London.

  • @LisztyLiszt
    @LisztyLiszt 6 лет назад +14

    JRM could do with eating some of those steaks Mr. Sheridan is producing. He's about to slip out through the bottom of that suit.

  • @jimioutback
    @jimioutback 6 лет назад +7

    Concentrate on your driving!

  • @5eek3r0fknowl3dg3
    @5eek3r0fknowl3dg3 3 года назад +1

    It's my Ireland!

  • @eleveneleven572
    @eleveneleven572 6 лет назад +2

    Why is she asking what they think of each other? This is about facts and practicalities.
    The British don't want a hard border...the irish govt and EU are threatening it. The UK should just state its case and its up to the others. The ball should be put in their court and they then take the blame.

  • @AdamDTaylor
    @AdamDTaylor 6 лет назад +32

    Wow! That was seriously in depth reporting (lie)

  • @squiresquiffy3728
    @squiresquiffy3728 6 лет назад +3

    The British Government has the political will to keep the border open, the only question is does the EU?

    • @adamlundgren9514
      @adamlundgren9514 5 лет назад +1

      This comment did not age well

    • @Craig-gq4gb
      @Craig-gq4gb 5 лет назад +2

      Squire Squiffy It’s not the EU’s border to fix, its Britain’s fault

    • @alex-sv8ru
      @alex-sv8ru 5 лет назад +1

      Squire Squiffy the EU won't throw Ireland under a bus. So it's The UK that will be implementing the border, or they will face the wrath of the WTO

    • @tylerdurden3722
      @tylerdurden3722 4 года назад

      They're allergic to free trade. So no.

  • @philipkearns9213
    @philipkearns9213 6 лет назад +10

    3 seconds of interview with each person is hardly useful!!

  • @artfuldodger2809
    @artfuldodger2809 6 лет назад +92

    he came over to see if his hedge fund company will be fine operating in Dublin.

    • @danm4320
      @danm4320 6 лет назад +27

      Except they aren't operating in Dublin and don't have any money of their own.

    • @anthonyburke5677
      @anthonyburke5677 6 лет назад

      Dan Moran please explain that?

    • @1Three8Fiver
      @1Three8Fiver 6 лет назад +7

      They have a fund invested in Dublin, like they have previously but have since created another one, at the behest of their investors, whose money they operate with and make money from. In managing Hedge Funds their role is to hedge their bets so diversifying where and how and in what their clients money is invested in. Some will be in Dublin and others are in London, Singapore, the USA etc..

    • @anthonyburke5677
      @anthonyburke5677 6 лет назад +4

      SB13X
      No they did not have another fund in Dublin! His company only got there license last week from the Irish regulator! And the only reason for it is so that they can remain in the EU ! It's only a small fund by fund standards, 1.4 billion at the moment but its the principal of it! As far as he's concerned it's ok for normal people in the uk to be outside but people like him will still have the benifets of being in the EU! I wonder how many jobs will be moved to Dublin ? And how much tax he will NOT be paying in the uk! Is this the guy that brexiters really think should be their pm!😅

    • @enoch6450
      @enoch6450 6 лет назад +1

      SB13X Any hedge fund does this...Brexit or No Brexit...

  • @paddymccoy
    @paddymccoy 6 лет назад +3

    I feel that they will just leave it open and see who budges first. Border being used by UK as a pawn in a game of chess.

  • @anthinyralph9987
    @anthinyralph9987 5 лет назад +1

    The border of occupied six counties.

  • @aleccap8863
    @aleccap8863 5 лет назад +1

    Why has Mogg not made his expected move to challenge the PM on the fact, the border works incredible if left alone

  • @fionan6491
    @fionan6491 6 лет назад +4

    Is he on the spectrum???

  • @colmhearty434
    @colmhearty434 5 лет назад +9

    United Ireland! Border question solved

  • @PanglossDr
    @PanglossDr 6 лет назад +1

    Was he going to see how his company is settling down in now in Ireland as he has moved it?

  • @Jaytecx
    @Jaytecx 6 лет назад +5

    Love JRM, but direct sunlight makes him look like a sick boy who hasn't seen the outdoors in a decade or two. Get a tan Mogg!

  • @AnGhaeilge
    @AnGhaeilge 6 лет назад +56

    The majority of the people in the north wish to remain in the EU. Respect their wishes. Why should the views of over 50's in England decide the faith of the people on another island?

    • @willc1294
      @willc1294 6 лет назад +10

      I don't think the over 50s in Britain are backing forced religious conversions in Ireland....

    • @lencullinan8717
      @lencullinan8717 6 лет назад +19

      Sean Ó Briain:
      Who won the referendum? Respect their wishes.

    • @zavi13
      @zavi13 6 лет назад +13

      In the North the Remain side won

    • @richmcall1243
      @richmcall1243 6 лет назад +8

      Sean Ó Briain Rubbish.. This was an UK vote.. Only out of interest the regional vote was declared..

    • @Cruithneach
      @Cruithneach 6 лет назад +5

      The interest being the end of the UK. "Destroyed by Tories" seems a fitting, if ironic, epitaph

  • @christopherlordon7457
    @christopherlordon7457 6 лет назад +1

    This may be an unpopular idea because I'm sure people are tired of them; but, how about holding a referendum on whether Northern Ireland should remain part of the UK or join the Republic? Perhaps have it 6 months to a year after March 29th 2019 when Brexit goes into effect. See how things go; then vote. Just a suggestion.

    • @Brimenting
      @Brimenting 6 лет назад

      It seems that opinion on Irish Unification is now around 50/50 in Northern Ireland:
      www.express.co.uk/news/politics/971602/brexit-news-ireland-irish-border-united-ireland-northern-ireland-bbc-poll

  • @madenaraputra6887
    @madenaraputra6887 Месяц назад

    Why Republic of Ireland using of "Béal Feirste" is meaning Belfast sign route of road to Northern Ireland???

  • @mazking1366
    @mazking1366 6 лет назад +2

    Correct me if I'm wrong but if there would be a hard boarder it would put an end to the good Friday agreement and then Britain and Ireland would return to war. I'm not very informed about every detail about the good Friday agreement but that is how I understand it.

    • @declanflanagan3927
      @declanflanagan3927 6 лет назад +2

      Any hard border I'll rip it down with my bare hands ,any customs posts will be blown to pieces ,any customs officers will be kidnapped or shot dead

    • @246acb246
      @246acb246 6 лет назад

      That just about sums up the IRA

    • @victorcheck
      @victorcheck 6 лет назад

      Britain and Ireland won't be at war, leastways not in a physical sense anyway. If things get really bad there may be a breakdown in diplomatic relations. The real trouble will be in the North of Ireland. A hard border would create a situation where many nationalists and republicans would consider that to make the GFA null and void. At first there may be protests, marches and directed acts of civil disobedience along the border, particularly where any physical infrastructure was being installed. Undoubtedly the authorities would have to intervene and move protesters away from these sites, and perhaps even set up a cordon to keep people from getting anywhere near them at all. This would be potentially a volatile situation in it's own right, but in the presence of a political vacuum, which we're very close to at the moment, that could be the spark to trigger serious trouble.

    • @SirAntoniousBlock
      @SirAntoniousBlock 5 лет назад

      +Brexit Monger Due to the greatest act of self harm in its history England will soon be at its weakest economically and diplomatically since the 16th century, they will be lucky to keep their Scottish and Welsh colonies.

  • @francisryan1845
    @francisryan1845 5 лет назад +3

    Can anyone please explain to Rees Mog that it is a British border, created by the British to divide the island of Ireland and to allow the Unionists to have a permanent majority. It still amazes me the ignorance of a man who is supposed to be so clever. Erin go bragh

  • @marble296
    @marble296 6 лет назад +5

    How does someone like JRM become a working class hero?

    • @Searey07
      @Searey07 4 года назад +1

      Perhaps intellect, integrity and respect.

    • @rnw2739
      @rnw2739 3 года назад

      Having patriotism and a love for the country and its people rather than tramps and ponces from elsewhere.

  • @jackbattle1451
    @jackbattle1451 3 года назад +1

    2:50 sounds very familiar

  • @michaelwall8417
    @michaelwall8417 6 лет назад +7

    Thanks for being objective and reuploading this video after taking it down.most likely because it’s not as sympathetic to your cause as you’d like to spin it.

  • @josephboyle9020
    @josephboyle9020 6 лет назад +68

    Only solution viable in the long term is a United Ireland. Makes sense in every respect.

    • @dezah8360
      @dezah8360 6 лет назад +14

      or Ireland becoming UK lul

    • @josephboyle9020
      @josephboyle9020 6 лет назад +9

      You’d get sick of us quick I’d say. We’re a tough crowd to keep happy😂

    • @geoffreylee5199
      @geoffreylee5199 6 лет назад +7

      Joseph Boyle spoken like a truly ignorant person.

    • @BatTaz19
      @BatTaz19 6 лет назад +3

      PacoUk The Brexit mantra was Sovereignty, Independence and freedom from foreign influence.
      It's completely hypocritical to deny the same rights to others.

    • @boptah7489
      @boptah7489 6 лет назад +1

      Ireland will not be united under the EU. It is impossible.

  • @mobilechikane8574
    @mobilechikane8574 6 лет назад +4

    There is no workable proposal yet to avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland. If we even hint that we are not checking the border for goods, WTO members will cause an uproar for unfair treatment tariffs-wise. The WTO has rules, we can't just tariff some countries and ignore others. We will be under hellfire legally. Such a move will further cripple the economic and diplomatic reputation of the country.
    The only way to solve the problem is by staying in a Customs Union and the Single Market.

    • @mobilechikane8574
      @mobilechikane8574 6 лет назад

      The UK can still leave the EU and be in the Customs Union and Single Market.

    • @mobilechikane8574
      @mobilechikane8574 6 лет назад

      Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Lichtenstein, Monaco, and San Marino are all in one of these institutions and they aren't in the EU. Until a workable proposal is established then SM/CU membership should be the backstop.

  • @XSquibX
    @XSquibX 6 лет назад +3

    Mogg's really articulate and like this news person was trying really hard to have a big impact on decision making (instead of just reporting) and failed miserably.

    • @silverkitty2503
      @silverkitty2503 2 года назад

      how has it worked out now??? are they happy in NI right now?

    • @XSquibX
      @XSquibX 2 года назад

      @@silverkitty2503 BrExit was the right move

    • @billpugh58
      @billpugh58 Год назад

      @@XSquibX Whatever. Toddle off and fix it, we are all bored with the failure and cost now, we are 100 billion a year worse off. Fix it now or we will rejoin.

  • @blameyourself4489
    @blameyourself4489 6 лет назад +3

    Watching JRM is like watching an episode of Little Britain.

  • @TarunKumar-uo5gn
    @TarunKumar-uo5gn 6 лет назад +4

    United Ireland now

  • @MasculinityMindset
    @MasculinityMindset 2 месяца назад

    Is this when Teresa May was the Prime Minister, for about a week.

  • @jonnyhost3795
    @jonnyhost3795 6 лет назад +6

    The republic and the EU don't want the British to leave. They will forsake peace for power. They will not give an easy solution to the Irish situation because that's not what they want. Will Europe ever learn from its own mistakes, I fear not.

    • @eoinenglish7659
      @eoinenglish7659 6 лет назад +1

      Eh no...they want the UK to explain how a frictionless border will continue after Brexit. So far they haven't even come close to doing so...JRM certainly has no idea as this video shows.

  • @anurgaprasad123
    @anurgaprasad123 6 лет назад +1

    just place his eyebrows between EU and UK, the border issue will be resolved immediately

  • @robdewey317
    @robdewey317 3 года назад +1

    🤓 i wonder how Rigby is enjoying her suspension. Clownish reporting

  • @robzaphy
    @robzaphy 6 лет назад +2

    Straight from 1923

  • @taintabird23
    @taintabird23 6 лет назад +19

    He once said that 'NI is as British as Somerset'. I knew then he was a buck eejit.

    • @petermernagh9991
      @petermernagh9991 6 лет назад +6

      he was talking in the context of ensuring that northern Ireland was not left behind or left out

    • @BingleFlimp
      @BingleFlimp 6 лет назад +5

      Realistically the differences between the British and Irish are very small.

    • @jonathanmcaleece9834
      @jonathanmcaleece9834 6 лет назад

      Peter Mernagh yes I agree. At least the English view us as their own.

  • @johngreene7911
    @johngreene7911 2 года назад

    75% English, 25% Irish, 100% ball bag

  • @cavl894
    @cavl894 6 лет назад +36

    These Irish nationalists are not true nationalists, true nationalists would never relinquish sovereignty to the EU world government.

    • @MsMesem
      @MsMesem 6 лет назад +2

      Hear, hear. The UK is England, Scotland , Wales and Ireland - who should stand strong together having shared so much pain and joy. That is a big enough union. The next size up is getting USSR size.

    • @jameshayden6631
      @jameshayden6631 6 лет назад +17

      Edpred Except one “Union” oppressed our country and our people for 800 years which we fought long and hard to free ourselves from, while the other (which we joined willingly) made what was a poor, underdeveloped country into one of the most technologically advanced and wealthiest countries in the world.

    • @jameshayden6631
      @jameshayden6631 6 лет назад +12

      Edpred The Celtic tiger is long over but so is the recession. Our country is yet again becoming wealthier. Every year continually are the fastest growing country in Europe. This is partly thanks to the free trade with all countries in the eu. At the moment anyway, we still benefit hugely from the EU so it would be idiotic to leave.

    • @DialSquareRvP10
      @DialSquareRvP10 6 лет назад +2

      'EU world government'. Right. These people voted Brexit haha.

    • @algraham7177
      @algraham7177 6 лет назад

      Cav L: Throughout history nations have had to survive by signing treaties with other countries and then living with some level of compromise. The idea of a truly independent sovereign nation is a myth. This idea is propaganda and rhetoric to deceive the masses.

  • @theearlofgrantham9816
    @theearlofgrantham9816 6 лет назад +84

    That lefty Sky news tone though.

    • @CelticTopCock
      @CelticTopCock 6 лет назад +16

      What a stupid statement.

    • @BOOOOOOOONE
      @BOOOOOOOONE 6 лет назад +19

      >lefty
      >Sky news
      Pick one, spastic.

    • @jeremymerrifield7244
      @jeremymerrifield7244 6 лет назад +4

      Lefty Sky... OH do me a favour

    • @hydrav
      @hydrav 6 лет назад +1

      The Earl of Grantham sky is right wing mate. Owned by that Australian geezer.

    • @bakersteven3
      @bakersteven3 6 лет назад +1

      hahahahahah, yeah Rupert Murdoch owner of THE SUN and FOX NEWS is a lefty !!

  • @gilesdunk7416
    @gilesdunk7416 5 лет назад +1

    Why does he need to fly to Ireland? The ferry would be better for the environment wouldn't it?

  • @andrewelliott627
    @andrewelliott627 3 года назад

    What was the point in this video

  • @AB-su8wg
    @AB-su8wg 10 месяцев назад

    The British can say goodbye to Northern Ireland and Scotland soon, this man is simply speeding up the process because he’s so divisive 😂😂😂

  • @MegaTamer111
    @MegaTamer111 6 лет назад

    This irish border problem wouldn't be a problem if the EU didn't exist. simple

    • @fionawilliams6276
      @fionawilliams6276 6 лет назад +2

      GameBros Ⓡ
      This Irish border problem wouldn't be a problem if the UK didn't exist. simple

    • @thomaslooney7034
      @thomaslooney7034 5 лет назад

      YES IT WOULD

  • @haggismuncher429
    @haggismuncher429 4 года назад

    Leave Ireland alone ya fud.

  • @JustSean413
    @JustSean413 Год назад

    Some who do not know Ireland North or South to well might find it strange that a Tory like Rees Mogg would get far less hostility on a visit here than he could expect on any part of the UK mainland

  • @richardlyd7450
    @richardlyd7450 6 лет назад +10

    I think it great that Jacob Rees Mogg has gone and listen to the people who got to live within the area of the border...I think the people just want to get there points across...also what he's learnt will take back to Westminster..I'm a Welshman and my thoughts are with my Irish cousin's in this difficult times...but we will find a way that will suit all parties..

    •  6 лет назад +1

      It's not going to suit england at all.

    • @steven2809
      @steven2809 6 лет назад

      Seán O'Nilbud Why not? It’s the Ireland economy that relies on the UK!

    • @zavi13
      @zavi13 6 лет назад +3

      No, we don't. The UK is well behind the EU-27 and the US in terms of our exports, making up only 13% of the total these days. In fact we are a major market for UK exporters.

  • @MeeHandle
    @MeeHandle 6 лет назад

    This guy is an embarrassment to the Tories. He needs to just get out the public eye and fast.

  • @rivolinho
    @rivolinho 6 лет назад +3

    He's makes a half day trip to NI to be able to say he was there. One less thing someone can throw at him in a debate. He didn't go to actually engage with the people because he doesn't care about the people. Like all Tory posh boys, he sees NI as a foreign country that must just be placated but is ultimately irrelevant. The DUP votes are handy though!
    No answer for the border issue beyond "there is no issue"
    Considering the contortions his PM is doing, I think there is an issue!

  • @johugra1
    @johugra1 6 лет назад +1

    One reason I voted remain was that I was sure that the British Government would make a mess of these negotiations. So far nothing has changed my view. In these circumstances the fewer compromises made now the better. Drop out and start negotiations from there. There was always going to be an economic downside to Brexit in the short term.

  • @essaweb
    @essaweb 2 года назад

    Jacob “Open Borders” Rees-Mogg

  • @boxcoffey
    @boxcoffey 5 лет назад +4

    The video comes across as a PR stunt on behalf of JRM

  • @christopherellis2663
    @christopherellis2663 5 лет назад +1

    "It's been very interesting ... fill in topic here ". Good Luck!

  • @tomgreene6579
    @tomgreene6579 6 лет назад

    Sheep , cattle and milk, meal...Jacob does not understand physical inspection processes ..money exchange...the real difficulty is barriers ..tariff and others...any smugglers left?

  • @JesusHernandez-bz6cd
    @JesusHernandez-bz6cd 6 лет назад +10

    Omg this is a drug smugglers dream

  • @DOCTORDROTT
    @DOCTORDROTT 6 лет назад +3

    The wonderfull Irish people should now move on, its now 2018. The EU is a dead duck and anti democratic. The vote has long gone. Move forward as friends and trade and prosper for the good off all. A lot of under 50's voted to leave the EU by the way

    • @eoinenglish7659
      @eoinenglish7659 4 года назад

      Amusing..

    • @siogbeagbideach
      @siogbeagbideach 3 года назад

      It's 2021 now, we're moving on, and sailing to France and Spain, planned for the disaster that is Brexit unlike the Westminster gov which lied and manipulated and told everyone that there would be no issues with anything. But they won't suffer, only the ordinary person who believed them will do that

  • @dgnash
    @dgnash 6 лет назад +2

    No one explained the problem. The farmer who talked about a lorry load of meal going across the border didn't say what his problem actually was. Surely the invoice for the meal would have to contain a duty item similar to a VAT item. Not a problem. Even less of a problem if the EU agrees on free trade with the UK as it should. Am I missing something or is it just the Irish not knowing what they want but being willing to fight over it?

  • @darrennolan7688
    @darrennolan7688 3 года назад

    Did he fly into Dublin or belfast?

  • @didierlemoine6771
    @didierlemoine6771 6 лет назад +13

    Mogg moving its company to Irland !

    • @danielr4774
      @danielr4774 6 лет назад +7

      Didier Lemoine Nope. Mogg setting up an investment fund in Ireland as he has in many other countries since the 90s. Headquarters are not moving .

    • @stupot420032002
      @stupot420032002 6 лет назад +1

      It's not his company, he only helped to founder it

    • @SpamMouse
      @SpamMouse 6 лет назад

      Fake News - just opening a fund there - it's paperwork NOT a physical office.

  • @stevebbuk
    @stevebbuk 6 лет назад +21

    Well done Jacob for expressing the issue clearly and succinctly. If EU politicians want to commit suicide the consequences be on their own heads.

  • @mfitzy100
    @mfitzy100 6 лет назад +4

    Flys into Dublin...the irony !

  • @ja19ke82
    @ja19ke82 6 лет назад +2

    Mogg reads books to get his superior knowledge about everything. He has little practical experience of the world he thinks he rules. Can he please provide a reading list of books, articles or historical studies which prove or even assert that the border is unproblematic. The farmer who challenges him, who hears him daily on the tele, is not allowed to finish his point based on his own lived experience. The old guy has clearly had too much Guiness. Mogg's last remark is vacuous. It needs more than expressions of goodwill to solve the Irish problem.

  • @jfndfiunskj5299
    @jfndfiunskj5299 6 лет назад +1

    JRM is a rare example of a principled, intelligent, well-informed politician.

  • @eeervin3
    @eeervin3 6 лет назад +5

    I can see him thinking: "just keep calm and say it's gonna be fine".. that's all brexiters do anyway. Wonder how much his hedge fund is making on the policies he is steering?

  • @alexgasshjahdj6075
    @alexgasshjahdj6075 5 лет назад

    no need EU people in UK anymore. and no need EU anymore. We have to make trades with Africa and Asia only. No need EU people to work in UK anymore. We need only muslim and islamic people to come in UK to work and live. UK has to become an Islamic Kingdom. We also need an referendum to change the country name in Islamic Kingdom or Muslim Kingdom.

  • @DICKdeNORMATITY
    @DICKdeNORMATITY 6 лет назад +1

    He come to pick up his Eire passport. Mais qui madame

  • @BingleFlimp
    @BingleFlimp 6 лет назад

    Please correct me if I'm wrong as I haven't followed this issue very closely but most on the pro-EU side of the issue say that the referendum and the decision to leave the EU was because it was based on not liking free movement and not likely immigration. However, now it would seem that the popular opinion of the British is that they want to keep an open with Ireland but the EU is agaisnt free movement.

  • @zedrahman9138
    @zedrahman9138 6 лет назад

    Well that backfired didn't it.