When a British Prime Minister arrives in Belfast to announce that an Irish unity referendum is ‘off the table’, the language comes dressed in the soft corporate clichés of modern Westminster politics.Yet beneath the ‘professional’ veneer lies something older and far more malignant: the paternal reflex of a state that still imagines it has the authority to decide the democratic future of a nation it once persecuted, partitioned, and governed by f…
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