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General Election 2010: Cameron in Northern Ireland; - There are some who wish to re-write history and put those who upheld democracy on an equivalent footing with those who sought to destroy it.No government I lead will ever accept that.And in this hotel we remember in particular those civilians murdered and injured in one of the most wicked and cowardly acts of terrorism. Politically motivated violence was never justified, whatever side it came from.So a Conservative and Unionist Government won't take forward the proposal for universal Recognition Payments.We'll draw a line under the past with no more costly and open ended inquiries.It's time to move on - and move forward to a better future for Northern Ireland.I know that for many years people in Northern Ireland felt cut off from the rest of the United Kingdom, including from the government.I want to end that sense of isolation.I want to give voters in Northern Ireland the right - for the first time in generations - to vote for a party capable of forming the government of our United Kingdom, to enable people in Northern Ireland to play their full part in the affairs of the country as a whole, and to realise at long last the basic democratic right to equal citizenship within the United Kingdom.That can only happen through the partnership of our two parties.Other parties can talk about this.Only Conservatives and Unionists can deliver.Of all the parties standing in Northern Ireland at this election - only we can form the government of our country.Of all the parties standing in Northern Ireland at this election - only we can get a decisive mandate and strong majority in the House of Commons.Of all the parties promising change - only we can deliver it. So join us in our mission. Join us in our fight. And let me tell you what we're fighting for.We're not fighting Gordon Brown or Nick Clegg in this election. We're fighting poverty, disadvantage, blocked opportunity.We're fig...