I do many interesting things. You'll be hearing about them in a year or two. I simply stated that a picture does not equal one possible answer. I wish I'd thought of it, but controversial it ain't. There are no problems between the Irish and the English.
History is history.
The title presumably refers to the situation Morrissey and millions of others in Britain find themselves in - Irish by nature, but born and raised in Britain. I have cousins born in Britain who speak with an English accent, who have been educated and work in Britain, but consider themselves Irish. Others with a similar background consider themselves English. It all feeds into the feelings of estrangement, isolation and difference from one's peers so typical of Morrissey's work. Through many years of straightening and coloring it started to become unhealthy and is starting to fall out.