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.

How does the speaker perceive the relationship between loyalism and the peace process in Northern Ireland?

What is the primary concern expressed regarding the influence of illegal groups in the context of loyalism?

What actions does the speaker suggest the loyalist community should take in response to the perceived betrayal?

What is the speaker's stance on the use of violence in the context of the current political situation?

In what ways does the speaker argue that the British and Irish governments have set a dangerous precedent?