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**Opperioav** · 12-08-2009, 09:39 PM

You make some valid points I guess though I would like to see some evidence of unreported murders. Have you read somewhere about that? Crime/assault yes but not murder imo.

From what I was looking at the unemployement rate over all is still lower than the UK as a whole. For some years N. Ireland was benefiting economically from hanging on the tail of the Celtic Tiger boom in the South though that too has waned. The Cross border cooperation also helped industry in the North.

I guess this is a different topic though.
I am thinking that UKs overall crime rate may also have to do with some unbridled immigration and the creation of a melting pot that the country was not ready for in many ways.

12-08-2009, 09:39 PM	#15
Opperioav Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 381 Senior Member	You make some valid points I guess though I would like to see some evidence of unreported murders. Have you read somewhere about that? Crime/assault yes but not murder imo. From what I was looking at the unemployement rate over all is still lower than the UK as a whole. For some years N. Ireland was benefiting economically from hanging on the tail of the Celtic Tiger boom in the South though that too has waned. The Cross border cooperation also helped industry in the North. I guess this is a different topic though. I am thinking that UKs overall crime rate may also have to do with some unbridled immigration and the creation of a melting pot that the country was not ready for in many ways.
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