Therefore They Should Come To

My Father Was Unemployed And I Was The Eldest Of Seven Children. We Were Very Poor. And When You Ask How Did We Support Ourselves, The Only Funding That We Had Was Unemployment Payments.

The Basic Policy Of The British Government Was That Since The Majority Of People In Northern Ireland Wished To Remain In The United Kingdom, That Was That. We Asked What Would Happen If The Majority Wanted Something Else, If The Majority Wanted To See Irish Unity.

These Are The Influences That Everybody Has. Some Individuals Might Stand Out Because Of One Thing Or Another, But Whether One's Perception As A Child Of What Was Important Or Not Is Accurate, I Don't Know.

Therefore They Should Come To The Table And Reach An Agreement That Would Protect Their Identity.

My Father Was A Civil Servant, Fairly Sort Of Middle Ranking, Low To Middle Ranking. He Worked Almost Entirely In What Was Then Called Administrative Labour, Dealing With Employment And Unemployment Issues