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@BrianBarr90

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Katılım Mayıs 2022
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Budweiser@budweiserusa·
In honor of America's 250, we're giving away a SUMMER'S WORTH OF BEER MONEY. Enter for your chance to win by commenting #BudGreatDelivery #Sweepstakes 🦅🐴
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Colm Gildernew MLA
Colm Gildernew MLA@GildernewColm·
Sinn Féin will not accept this disgraceful decision and will work to ensure the Place-Name Project can continue its vital work. I am demanding that Gordon Lyons appear before MLAs tomorrow to answer for it. There is no going back to the days of Unionist misrule.
The Irish News@irish_news

DUP minister Gordon Lyons wipes out project funding vital for Irish-English street sign plans irishnews.com/news/northern-…

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Kulture Watch
Kulture Watch@kulture_watch·
Celebrate the formation of the sectarian state by posting your wedding photo of you posing in front of a RHC terrorist mural 👍 Just about sums up the North
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Big Cajones
Big Cajones@BrianBarr90·
@arielhelwani Liverpool man here but would love the nostalgia of villa or forest winning another European cup
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Ariel Helwani
Ariel Helwani@arielhelwani·
Coffee mug of choice when Forest are playing a massive one on a Monday morning. Youuuuu Redddds. 🌳
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Big Cajones
Big Cajones@BrianBarr90·
@KemiBadenoch Stop with this crap about the Jewish community because the majority don't have a problem with the Jewish community unless they try to excuse the current Israeli government from pure destruction 😡 stop conflating the two issues 🤬 wether you like it or not. The Zionist fucked up
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Kemi Badenoch
Kemi Badenoch@KemiBadenoch·
The Conservative Party is clear: if you want to spread hatred and violence towards Jews, you are not welcome in Britain.
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United Irishman
United Irishman@IrishmanUnited·
One of the worst crimes done to the people of Ireland. Its ending will be the final part of the building of our nation.
BUCHANAN: Dublin Time Machine@RobLooseCannon

Today, in 1921, the Government of Ireland Act came into effect, carving this island into two jurisdictions, Northern and Southern, each with its own parliament and administration, its own uneasy claim to legitimacy. We call it Partition and it's been a disaster for our people. The idea of Home Rule had been corroding British politics for over three decades. The First Home Rule Bill was proposed in 1886, defeated in the Commons by thirty votes, the killing blow delivered not by Ulster unionists alone but by a faction of Gladstone's own Liberal Party who broke ranks rather than risk what they saw as the dismemberment of the Union. Ulster's Protestants cheered the result. For them, Home Rule meant Rome Rule, a Dublin parliament run by Catholic majorities, threatening their faith, their industry and their identity. It was a fear they would carry, and weaponise, through every compromise and conflict to follow. The 1920 Act, often called the Fourth Home Rule Bill, was Westminster's latest attempt to square an impossible circle, placating nationalist aspiration while soothing unionist anxiety. The solution was blunt: two parliaments, one in Belfast for the six north-eastern counties of Ulster, one in Dublin for the rest of the island. A Council of Ireland was bolted on as a constitutional fig leaf, promising future unity with a view to the eventual establishment of a parliament for the whole of Ireland. Even at the time, few took that promise seriously. Fewer still noted that the nine county Ulster originally proposed by Westminster's own Long Committee, which would have balanced the religious demographics more evenly, was quietly dropped at unionist insistence. Six counties it would be, enough to guarantee a permanent Protestant majority, not enough to be troubled by the three Ulster counties left behind. Both entities remained within the United Kingdom. Southern Ireland's parliament never functioned, boycotted by Sinn Féin and drowned out by the fire and fury of the War of Independence. Only in December 1922, with the birth of the Irish Free State, did the constitutional map shift decisively. On the 7th of December, Northern Ireland, just a day into a new world, formally opted out of the Free State and reasserted its place within the United Kingdom. The border, once theoretical, became permanent. Partition was a bitter compromise, resisted in Dublin and Belfast alike, and for very different reasons. De Valera, speaking in the Dáil in August 1921, warned his colleagues that if they failed to recognise the rights of northern unionists, they would be making the same mistake with that section of the population that England had made with Ireland. He went further, suggesting that if the Republic were recognised, he would be in favour of giving each county the power to vote itself out. Consent, not conquest, was the Republican way. And yet what followed was not peace but a century of tension, conflict, inequality and cold borders. The legacy of the 3rd of May 1921 still reverberates, from the smoke and blood of the Troubles to the cautious hope of the Good Friday Agreement, which revived the same questions first posed by that Fourth Home Rule Bill. With courage and vision, we will be a 32-county nation once again. Buy the Dublin Time Machine a pint and support the DTM Book ko-fi.com/buchanandublin…

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Kulture Watch
Kulture Watch@kulture_watch·
More sectarian hatred at a hate fest in Larne at the weekend. All while the PSNI watch on. No point declaring this behaviour a hate crime then sitting back and doing nothing. The silence from unionist politicians is deafening
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Big Cajones@BrianBarr90·
@michaelgwaltz It's the equivalent of a country like America blowing up speed boats in international waters, it's a crime!
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Ambassador Mike Waltz
Ambassador Mike Waltz@michaelgwaltz·
Regardless of how you feel about the conflict over their nuclear program, Iran laying sea mines indiscriminately in international waters and attempting to “toll” civilian commercial shipping is illegal and unacceptable. Unfortunately there will be future conflicts and whether it’s the Straits of Malacca or Gibraltar or Hormuz, the world cannot allow the precedent to stand that one side can try to punish the world’s economies in an attempt to gain leverage with the other side. The US and our Gulf partners will lead the way to defend global freedom of navigation.
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Anthony Scaramucci
Anthony Scaramucci@Scaramucci·
Trump is going to get way, way worse. 👇🏼 John Thune will be held accountable for this. He could have walked into the White House with Schumer and a few others and said — knock it off. You can't send civilization-ending tweets. Get someone in charge or we're building a coalition to remove you. That would have worked because here's what people don't understand about Trump. He hates people who kiss his ass. I know this man. He respects people who stand up to him. Yet nobody will because they think it'll cost them their careers. So nothing happens and it gets worse. And when something truly catastrophic occurs — and it will — these same people will come running out saying the emperor has no clothes. Our adversaries are shaking their heads. Wondering how one man was allowed to wreak this kind of havoc on a country like this. It's embarrassing.
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Kevin Campbell
Kevin Campbell@KevinCampSF·
A powerful and resolute message today from the Bobby Sands statue, Twinbrook, West Belfast to the Irish people as thousands gather to remember a national hero who died on Hunger Strike. We take no lectures from anyone, and we make no apology for remembering our patriot dead.
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Cllr JJ Magee
Cllr JJ Magee@CllrJj·
Today at 2pm we will gather at the Bobby Sands Statue in Twinbrook to mark the 45th anniversary of Bobby Sands. Let’s come together as a proud and united community, to honour the memory of the hunger strikers as we work towards our vision of a new and united Ireland.
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James Tate
James Tate@JamesTate121·
BREAKING NEWS 🆘The daughter of U.S. Republican Senator Jay Block: 🆘 "Israel pays money to my father, and he spreads propaganda. I am deeply ashamed of this situation. I believe my father has sold his soul to the devil. I hope his career ends!"
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