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If the Queen gave Northern Ireland back to the Irish, wouldn't this solve the Brexit problem.?
24 Answers
- Anonymous2 years agoFavorite Answer
Wasn't it Charles the2's fault?, It would be fitting is she did the decent thing and gave it back.
- Orla CLv 72 years ago
No, because sadly there are many people in NI who DON'T want to leave the UK at all ....
- Anonymous2 years ago
Not her Job she cannot give NI Back only the people of Northern Island can make that choice Via a referendum the last one Failed they Chose to remain
and if Erin does not like a hard Border with the UK TOUGH
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- Anonymous2 years ago
Nothing to do with the Queen.
- MarliLv 72 years ago
How will that solve Brexit? Eire is still in The EU. N. Ireland will be out. They are two countries. They will have to rebuild the international border crossings.
The Monarchy has nothing to do with politics. HM does not own Ireland. She doesn't even own the Crown.
N. Ireland is predominantly Protestant. Those citizens Do NOT Want To Be Amalgamated with predominantly Catholic Eire. Winston Churchill's father Lord Randolph said "Ulster will Fight [against Home Rule in Ireland] and Ulster will be Right." Ulster may or may not be right; but she has fought and will fight against Eire and anyone who sells her to Eire. N. Ireland is Anglo-Irish. Oliver Cromwell and William of Orange Irish. Eire is Green-Irish.
- Alan HLv 72 years ago
It does not belong to her.
Irish unity may well become an objective for more people
- Anonymous2 years ago
It is not in the queen's remit to give parts of the union away. It would need the consent and co-operation of the majority of the citizens of N.I. There is absolutely NO evidence whatsoever, that the majority want unification of the island.
- Anonymous2 years ago
No it wouldn't and if you don't know why then try and work it out for yourself Dumbo.
- NāgaLv 72 years ago
The people of Northern Ireland aren't the Queens to give, and they have a right to determine their own destiny.
- Anonymous2 years ago
She has no power to do this, and what of the people? It is their right to vote oN rejoining the Republic, and they have done this in the past and voted to stay with the U.K.