Mulvaney's new job after a few weeks of fake distancing himself from the president didn't get any attention.

I don't think this is a retirement package or a consolation prize. I think Trump is about to make a big move on the island.

But what? Obviously post-Brexit, but why now and why such a close confidant?

I wonder if upon the Queen's death, if the US doesn't intend to push England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland into a republic?

But why Northern Ireland? Keep them in the union? Free them from the union?

Given Southern Ireland's animosity toward the president, keeping in the union seems more likely to me.

Again I think this chess move was much more important than reported, if the Queen finally kicks the bucket sometime soon.

"Appointment of Mick Mulvaney as US special envoy to NI welcomed"

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/appointment-of-mick-mulvaney-as-us-special-envoy-to-ni-welcomed-1.4196505

>>8368836

every time trump has put mulvaney, grenell or pompeo in a new role it was to show up swinging a battle axe

kick in the door, kick ass and take names

btw, there are under 7 million irish on the island, and over 30 million in the US identifying as at least part irish. that number is equivalent to half the UK's population.

england has never understood this math very well. Americans take a keen interest in protecting the irish and facilitating peace on the isle.

>>8368836

all signs are at least some royals were involved in the coup and we may be calling in that bill.

imagine what the US must've shown the Queen in late spring 2017 that caused her to divorce prince phillip in all but name?

hell of a file one might imagine

>>8368836

i want us to force the aisle of Mann, City of London, Isle of Jersey and others into the republic. no more corporate country baloney to run money laundering.

and consider bridging (or tunneling) northern ireland to scotland via the isle of mann.

two bridges