Ireland can't have it both ways. She can't turn a blind eye to the US using shannon, the UK unofficial airspace protection accord, claim neutrality yet mouth off about everything. The hawks will want a percentage of GDP on defence spending to join NATO, it would be better spent on the people. But consistency is the key.
Ireland can't have it both ways. She can't turn a blind eye to the US using shannon, the UK unofficial airspace protection accord, claim neutrality yet mouth off about everything. The hawks will want a percentage of GDP on defence spending to join NATO, it would be better spent on the people. But consistency is the key.
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