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Adams accuses DUP of 'posturing' Adams accuses DUP of 'posturing'
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Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams has accused the DUP of "posturing" over the 26 March devolution deadline.Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams has accused the DUP of "posturing" over the 26 March devolution deadline.
He was responding to a DUP demand for a guarantee that republicans would be excluded if they broke their commitments.He was responding to a DUP demand for a guarantee that republicans would be excluded if they broke their commitments.
Mr Adams said the Assembly had rules on politicians keeping their pledges. Mr Adams said the assembly had rules on politicians keeping their pledges.
In an interview for Radio Ulster's Inside Politics, Mr Adams said that if there was no deal in March, Ian Paisley "would have to explain". In an interview for BBC Radio Ulster's Inside Politics, Mr Adams said that if there was no deal in March, Ian Paisley "would have to explain".
"I think the DUP are posturing. I think we have to be patient and strategic about how we deal with it."I think the DUP are posturing. I think we have to be patient and strategic about how we deal with it.
"No-one should think because SF has been tolerant and patient, that that is a sign of weakness."No-one should think because SF has been tolerant and patient, that that is a sign of weakness.
"Ian Paisley has a decision to make. He can either go into power sharing arrangements with the rest of us and try to work on these issues."Ian Paisley has a decision to make. He can either go into power sharing arrangements with the rest of us and try to work on these issues.
"Or he can go to explain to unionism why the Assembly has gone, why the Assembly has disappeared and why the Irish government has an increased role in affairs in the six counties.""Or he can go to explain to unionism why the Assembly has gone, why the Assembly has disappeared and why the Irish government has an increased role in affairs in the six counties."