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@AmbHerzog Ireland and it's people are not anti Semitic. They do have a problem with invasion, occupation, forced famine and genocide.

If evidence is justly considered, then hearsay, newspaper rants, random UK citizens' opinions, and secretive "Intelligence" from those who ran MRF, Glennanne gangs and Kitsonian counter gangs will not be considered seriously. However, British courts and judges have a track record

Lovely to see Emily @little_pengelly flaunt her Irish identity on St. Patrick's Day in the US where they understand that we are all Irish. @duponline really enjoy Irish culture.

Micheál Martin spends hours criticising Sinn Féin over a conflict that ended before many of its elected reps and voters were born. No criticism of Trump who is currently responsible for countless deaths including 168 children in #Minab Aithníonn ciaróg ciaróg eile @rtenews

@MichealMartinTD's list of great British wartime leaders Churchill Cromwell Chichester Francis Drake Henry II Strongbow King John William of Orange Henry Wilson Tan Brig-gen. Henry Hugh Tudor Lloyd George Thatcher Gen. Frank Kitson Gen. Sir Nevil Macready Wilfred Spender etc.

Micheál Martin to face questions on his return from the USA as @Independent_ie, @IrishTimes, @businessposthq, @rte and @NewstalkFM editors rage over Martin not including Thatcher in his Churchill/Starmer brit love-fest, as he sucked up to a racist, rapist warmonger.

6.. Repression of Laborers (1910-1919) Tonypandy Riots (1910) Glasgow (1919) Tanks and 10,000 troops were deployed by him to Glasgow to tackle industrial unrest. 7. Betrayal of Grerk resistance 8. Bombing of Norway, France, Dresden etc. He was a war criminal brute & a racist. 3/3

Tans - A paramilitary force that carried out severe reprisals against civilians during the Irish War of Independence, and he suggested using aircraft to machine-gun protesters. 5. Racial Views and White Supremacy re Australia and India 2/3

Some history lessons for Michéal Martin, on what exactly Churchill did 1. The 1943 Bengal Famine 2. Advocacy of Chemical Weapons 3. Bombing of Civilian Areas (Dresden) 4. Suppression of Insurgencies (Iraq and Ireland) Iraq (1920) Ireland (1920s) Black & Tan deployment 1/2

@DanMulhall @morningireland @MichealMartinTD Yes, @MichealMartinTD managed to normalise the schoolgirl murdering, sexual assaulting, war criminal President while being diffident and respectful about the Black and Tan terrorist, Winston Churchill. A job well done.

As a former Ambassador to the USA & an advisor to Rockwood Public Affairs, I was happy to provide @morningireland with a commentary on yesterday’s meeting at the White House. Overall, I thought @MichealMartinTD acquitted himself well, pushing back astutely on a couple of occasions. That’s the most that can realistically be achieved in the Oval Office these days. The Taoiseach’s performance was akin to a level par round of golf on a difficult course with lots of hazards. rte.ie/radio/radio1/c…

@LarryPDonnelly Yes, @MichealMartinTD managed to normalise the schoolgirl murdering, sexual assaulting, war criminal President while being diffident and respectful about the Black and Tan terrorist, Winston Churchill. A job well done.

The prevalent reaction - that the Taoiseach acquitted himself very well - of journalists who cover President Trump is telling. The bottom line is that Micheál Martin performed solidly in difficult circumstances. jrnl.ie/6988078

@declanganley @MichealMartinTD effectively blamed Iranians (including the schoolgirls) for deserving the unwarranted US attack, by regurgitating US lies about a nuclear threat (Iraqui WMD vibes) while remaining silent about the US/Israel ethnic cleansing and genocide in Gaza. Not a foot wrong?

I’ve been listening to clips of what Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin has (so far) been saying on his ‘St. Patrick’s Day’ American visit circuit. So far, to his credit, not a foot wrong.

@paddycosgrave @celticroger The punishment should fit the crime.

After WW2, several leading German & French journalists were executed for the crime of using journalism to encourage “collaboration” with those committing war crimes. Several Irish journalists & commentators including Pat Leahy, Fionnan Sheehan, Dan O’Brien and more are encouraging Irish collaboration with those currently committing horrific war crimes - Trump and his administration. I don’t believe these Irish “collaborationists” and their colleagues in Irish media, who advocate that we ignore US war crimes or worse, should in time be placed on trial or for that matter ever face the prospect of execution. However, I do believe any Irish journalist or commentator advocating on-going collaboration with those committing war crimes should be deeply ashamed, shamed and shunned.

@MichealMartinTD @VP No mention of murdered schoolgirls, illegal wars, bombings of civilians, ethnic cleansing or genocide. But he will be condemning violence against British terrorists, when he comes back to Ireland

Thank you ⁦@VP⁩ JD Vance and Second Lady Usha Vance for your warm welcome on St. Patrick’s Day. ☘️ Today, as we look forward to the 250th anniversary of US independence, we celebrate the past, present and future of our enduring friendship. 🇺🇸 🇮🇪

@WillieJohn21 Bigotry personified and, sadly, language ignorance is celebrated. Especially by those who are barely intelligible in English.

@GabeFin We certainly object to the 15% rule for signage which Is a travesty for democracy and community relations in otherwise quiet mixed streets in post conflict society.

What a gift it is to love & speak another language. This kid in the video speaks 6 languages. One of my grandkids is learning 3 (lives in LUX.), other 5 have French/English. I manage slow French, & a bit of Gaeilge. Yet, in my home city (Belfast) some object to signage in Irish

@uuponline The flag at global St Patrick's Day celebrations in IRELAND USA CANADA AUSTRALIA ENGLAND WALES SCOTLAND EU 27 NEW ZEALAND SOUTH AFRICA ARGENTINA BRAZIL MEXICO RUSSIA JAPAN CHINA MONTSERRAT ETC. But not by Scottish, Gaelic-speaking, boat-people's descendants in Belfast.

Wishing everyone a very happy St Patrick’s Day☘️ A day to celebrate our shared heritage, culture and community across Northern Ireland.

Happy St Patrick's Day. 🇮🇪 🇮🇪 🇮🇪 Some traditional Irish Dancers at the #GiantsCauseway on Ireland's Northern coast. #thewildatlanticway facebook.com/share/r/1HNJSS…

This scenario is basically what happened in the plantation of Ulster. Violent, wretched, Border Reivers from Scotland were encouraged to move to Ireland, & in return for their submission & loyalty to King James I they were allowed to be armed & to cleanse Irish from their land.

In Canada, we held St Patrick’s Day parades in Ottawa, Montreal and in Toronto It’s a day celebrated around the world with our flag proudly raised wherever there are people who are Irish or would like to be. Meanwhile in Belfast, Troglodytes still try to suppress Irish culture.

Showing his tacit approval of the school bombing in Iran and the American/Zionist genocide in Gaza, @MichealMartinTD shames Ireland. Trump's weapons of mass destruction fly through Irish airspace and land in Shannon Airport as well. x.com/SeanUlidia/sta…