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Les US organisent simultanément un débarquement au Vénézuela, une attaque aérienne depuis la mer sur l'Iran et une mission derrière la Lune, pendant que des nations qui ne sont pas auto-suffisantes en dentifrice nous parlent tous les jours depuis 50 ans du déclin américain.
We applaud the United States for its successful effort to bring its aircrew home. The unwavering commitment to leave no one behind reflects a shared value at the heart of the Israel–U.S. alliance. 🇮🇱🇺🇸
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17 Nov 2025
More evangelical de-growth insanity. These people aren’t pushing an economic agenda; it’s a religious creed. They believe pretty much everything since the Industrial Revolution has been bad (except solar panels and air pumps!) and we need to return to a prelapsarian utopia. Nuts.
A new report has cast doubt on industry claims about the link between economic growth and airport expansion in Ireland - businesspost.ie/companies/gr…
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One thing that is really getting my goat is the Irish government's addiction to three-lectern press conferences. "Three lecterns" should be shorthand for hollow announcements that never go anywhere. Have these people nothing better to be doing? Why three of them? Go do your job.
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15 Oct 2025
In a functional state, this would bring down the government. The whole filthy craven Augean Stables of the British governing class wants cleaning out.
As is often the case the great @ShippersUnbound and I are fishing in same pond He reveals in The Spectator that Chinese interests purchased the data hub used by Whitehall departments to exchange information - including on highly classified projects A source tells him that the episode was a "stratospheric fuck-up' Sources also tell him that the MoD and Downing Street were both hacked
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14 Oct 2025
You can’t see the label from inside the bottle. These people have no idea how out of touch they are with reality and public opinion. The ECHR is not long for the UK - accelerated now by this insufferably smug nonsense (inevitably from an Irishman as piety is our stock in trade).
Breaking: The government’s treatment of trans people in the UK could breach the European Convention on Human Rights, Europe’s human rights watchdog has claimed Michael O’Flaherty, the human rights commissioner for the Council of Europe - which oversees the ECHR - has written to Shabana Mahmood, the home secretary, and MPs setting out his concerns after visiting the UK to observe human rights issues. He warned that trans guidance introduced across different areas of society in the UK following the ruling in April by the UK Supreme Court — declaring that the definition of a woman must be based on biological sex — may breach the ECHR 'It should be ensured that steps taken towards implementing the Supreme Court judgment avoid a situation where a person’s legal gender recognition is voided of practical meaning, to the extent that it leaves trans people in an unacceptable ‘intermediate zone 'It is also to be recalled that not all trans people wish to obtain legal gender recognition, and in reality simply live according to their gender identity 'This does not in any way diminish their right to be treated with dignity, to be protected from discrimination, and to be able to participate in all areas of everyday life' thetimes.com/uk/politics/art…
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1 Oct 2025
Replying to @CptHastings1916
Nothing else can be done until the structures are properly in place to permit substantive reform. And that means undoing the Blairite constitutional settlement.
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Ironically - since this goes against all received wisdom - their first priority must be constitutional reform. Abolish the Supreme Court and bring back the Law Lords. Judges to be appointed by government again, not bureaucrats. Out of the ECHR etc. Pack the Lords if necessary.
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So was the 4year private pension levy that literally took billions€€ in cash out of our company/self-employed (not civil service) pension funds.There was no way to resist: the pension companies were threatened with stiff fines if they refused to hand over the €€€ to Revenue.
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