Loyalists warn that they will 'not tolerate an economic united Ireland'

The transcript discusses the loyalist community's commitment to peace and the Belfast Agreement, emphasizing the importance of the union's safety. It questions the influence of alleged illegal group members and highlights the views of union leaders on betrayal and political activism. The transcript also covers the unity of unionists and loyalists against the Withdrawal Act and their response to government actions, warning of potential consequences if their concerns are not addressed.

What was the primary condition for loyalist support of the Belfast Agreement?

• Reduction in taxes

• Increased political representation

• The safety of the Union

• Economic prosperity

What was the main focus of the unionist community's discussion?

• Improving economic ties with Ireland

• Preventing the Withdrawal Act

• Increasing tourism

• Building new infrastructure

What is the unionist and loyalist community's stance on the economic united Ireland?

• They support it

• They are indifferent

• They oppose it

• They are undecided

What precedent does the speaker warn against setting?

• Rewarding economic growth

• Promoting cultural exchange

• Encouraging political debates

• Rewarding violence

What does the speaker suggest the British government should do?

• Respect Northern Ireland's constitutional integrity

• Increase funding for education

• Promote tourism

• Build new infrastructure