Collie
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Such an inclusive, welcoming community 🤔
This is a deeply shocking antisemitic arson attack. My thoughts are with the Jewish community who are waking up this morning to this horrific news. Antisemitism has no place in our society. Anyone with any information must come forward to the police.
"We know that Gordon Lyons was searching in vain for Ulster-Scots, Scotch-Irish, or Scot-Irish. "He must have been so disappointed in JD Vance, on whom he’d wasted £5,500 last year producing a glossy booklet trying, on the basis of no evidence, to show that he was a hill-billy descendent of Ulster-Scots or Scotch-Irish or whatever. "Vance turned out not to be of Ulster-Scots origin and Catholic, though he disagrees with the pope on the Augustinian concept of ordo amoris." Read Brian Feeney: tinyurl.com/4uwvtpxn
🚨⚠️NEW IRAN: DUP Leader - ‘This is President Trump’s fight’ as oil prices ease amid talks to end conflict 🎤🎥@duponline Leader @GRobinsonDUP reacting to news from US President Donald Trump that strikes on Iran’s energy and power infrastructure have been paused for five days. ⁉️Speaking to Chief Reporter @jamesgould23, Mr Robinson said he would not speculate on President Trump’s plans, warning you “can end up looking rather foolish.” He also said he hopes relations between the US President and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer are improving. A spokesperson for the Prime Minister said: “Any reports of productive talks are welcome. “We have always said that a swift resolution to the war is in global interests, and the Strait of Hormuz specifically needs to be reopened.”
Police in Limavady Taser man armed with broken bottle irishnews.com/news/northern-…
Tim Hinchliffe: The Global Digital Control Grid | Wide Awake Media Podcast #17 The seventeenth episode of the Wide Awake Media podcast features independent journalist Tim Hinchliffe, in a comprehensive examination of technocracy, artificial intelligence, geopolitical conflict, and the accelerating rollout of global digital control infrastructure. Hinchliffe explains how the concept of technocracy—rule by technical experts, corporations, and algorithmic systems rather than democratic institutions—has quietly advanced for decades through organisations such as the United Nations, the World Economic Forum, and public-private partnerships linking governments with Big Tech. The conversation explores the expanding architecture of digital public infrastructure, including digital ID systems, central bank digital currencies, biometric surveillance, and programmable money. Hinchliffe argues that these technologies form the backbone of a global digital governance model capable of tracking identity, controlling transactions, and regulating behaviour. Despite these developments, Hinchliffe argues that resistance remains possible through public awareness, decentralised communication, and grassroots action.
