Unionist support for peace process agreements “falling away” – Donaldson

The transcript discusses the unacceptability of violence in Northern Ireland, emphasizing the need for political solutions over violence. It highlights the PUP's support for peace and concerns about the protocol affecting unionism. Criticism is directed at Dublin and the EU for their diplomatic approaches, urging for calm and solutions. The importance of trade relations between the EU and UK is stressed, advocating for dialogue over trade wars to maintain Northern Ireland's place in the UK market.

What is the stance of the speaker on the use of violence in Northern Ireland?

• It is a necessary tool for change.

• It is a minor issue.

• It is unacceptable and serves no purpose.

• It is acceptable under certain conditions.

What is the main concern of the PUP regarding the protocol?

• It resolves political instability.

• It undermines the relationship with the UK.

• It has full support from Unionists.

• It strengthens the constitutional balance.

What does the speaker suggest as the solution to the issues caused by the protocol?

• Ignoring the concerns of Unionists.

• Supporting the protocol unconditionally.

• Achieving political stability through dialogue.

• Increasing violence on the streets.

How does the speaker view the EU's approach to the UK regarding the protocol?

• As a confrontational and rhetorical approach.

• As a peaceful and cooperative approach.

• As an indifferent and passive approach.

• As a diplomatic and calm approach.

What is the speaker's view on the potential for a trade war between the EU and the UK?

• It is beneficial for both parties.

• It is already happening.

• It is a necessary step for progress.

• It is unlikely and not the solution.