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<blockquote data-quote="Alexis" data-source="post: 34991" data-attributes="member: 68"><p>Nobody is rewriting history. That's very creative of you to imply that they are but it isn't so. The inequality and injustices of the once fully Unionist NI government is well documented and is part of the reason we now have a power sharing executive.</p><p></p><p></p><p>So you have insight into the inner workings of Sinn Fein? Of course Sinn Fein care about the RHI. It was fraud on epic proportions. It was corruption within the high ranks of NI government. It would be silly to claim they do not care about it. How can there be trust between the parties if this kind of thing is going on. Again I admire your creative mind for implying that the RHI scandal is just a Sinn Fein smear/propaganda campaign. They must have been pulling double shifts at Stormont to come up with that one. The fact is the DUP messed up. A smear campaign didn't make £400 million vanish.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Again here we go with the two tribes mentality. I could ream off lists of atrocities perpetrated on Catholics going way beyond the 1950s. But what would be the point? It's tit for tat. And it's nothing to do with Mrs Foster's corruption which would be the main topic of this thread.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alexis, post: 34991, member: 68"] Nobody is rewriting history. That's very creative of you to imply that they are but it isn't so. The inequality and injustices of the once fully Unionist NI government is well documented and is part of the reason we now have a power sharing executive. So you have insight into the inner workings of Sinn Fein? Of course Sinn Fein care about the RHI. It was fraud on epic proportions. It was corruption within the high ranks of NI government. It would be silly to claim they do not care about it. How can there be trust between the parties if this kind of thing is going on. Again I admire your creative mind for implying that the RHI scandal is just a Sinn Fein smear/propaganda campaign. They must have been pulling double shifts at Stormont to come up with that one. The fact is the DUP messed up. A smear campaign didn't make £400 million vanish. Again here we go with the two tribes mentality. I could ream off lists of atrocities perpetrated on Catholics going way beyond the 1950s. But what would be the point? It's tit for tat. And it's nothing to do with Mrs Foster's corruption which would be the main topic of this thread. [/QUOTE]
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