@john_mcguirk If these lads are “far right” because theyve blocked traffic to protest Govt policy then I have big news about #Right2Water
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These fuel protests are because the price of fuel today is exactly what the Irish Government plans the price of fuel to be in 2029 and 2030 under its climate plans. These are but a preview of the costs they intend to impose on the public in perpetuity. Good for the protesters.
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Seeing him being haranged about LGBT+ people a what is supposed to be a fuel protest tells me that some extreme rightists are trying to make hay at these protests
Elma Ryder@ElmaRyder
The man who made the mistake of believing that if he spent his political career filling the mob with conspiracy theories, they would always dance to his tune.
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@olivermarks @TimesofIsrael Antisemitism among British Christians is at ‘Medieval’ levels, per researchers
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@Swim2Birbs @TimesofIsrael The British don't hate 'jews' (and all the different flavours of that religion). What 'the British' find morally unacceptable are the actions of Israeli politicians enabling the type of activities in the levant Europe remembers all too well in the 30's
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INTERVIEW: As a “little Jewish boy” growing up in postwar Britain, Simon Schama says he never felt physically unsafe walking the streets wearing a kippa. Nor, he says, were guards routinely posted at the door of the local synagogue.
But, notes the acclaimed historian, that’s not the experience of Jewish children in Britain today. Instead, he says, it is the most difficult time for young Jews to be growing up since the end of World War II.
Parts of central London’s West End, says Simon Schama, have become “no-go” areas, with Jews wearing a kippa or a Star of David facing the risk of “being screamed at.”
All of this is far removed from the world in which Schama grew up.
Read the full interview on The Times of Israel:
timesofisrael.com/historian-simo…
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@olivermarks @TimesofIsrael Yes, its Israel’s fault that the British hate Jews
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@TimesofIsrael Elephant in room syndrome. Germans had a similar problem in the 1930s unless they were obviously anti far right. Of course jews 'have a future in the UK' - once the 1977> Likud madness is over and the more civilized Israel Schama remembers returns people will be less angry.
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@Dublinmarti Since when are the working people of Ireland far right.
These protesters are the people who actually work. People who have been ignored for years. It's about time the government listened instead of giving away our tax money to NGO's, IPAS etc.
None of them will feed us
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It seems that the far right are being allowed to act with complete impunity.
People have an absolute right to protest peacefully.
But blocking traffic is a horse of a different colour.
Something smells off with this.
Boyne News@BoyneNews
Day 2 of the national fuel protest as Dublin City Centre comes to a standstill and the M7 is blocked.
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@1ProYapper @Sargon_of_Akkad @DanFriedman81 @ianmiles Ok, maybe you can explain it so. What are we all not getting?
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@Sargon_of_Akkad @DanFriedman81 @ianmiles Nothing you retard! I cannot believe you got TDS it’s fucking embarrassing. I can’t believe you’re closely watch Trump for all that time and you still don’t get it.🙈
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How can Trump have agreed to all this? It sounds like total capitulation.
Clash Report@clashreport
Iran says the U.S. agreed to: 1—Commitment to non-aggression 2—Continuation of Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz 3—Acceptance of uranium enrichment 4—Lifting of all primary sanctions 5—Lifting of all secondary sanctions 6—Termination of all UN Security Council resolutions 7—Termination of all Board of Governors resolutions 8—Payment of compensation to Iran 9—Withdrawal of U.S. combat forces from the region 10—Cessation of war on all fronts, including against Hezbollah in Lebanon
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A family friend of mine has a black wife. He and her briefly considered moving to Ireland in the mid-90's. She, being a businesswoman, decided to scope out the environment there. She went to one of the medium-sized cities, and started mingling.
Or rather, attempted to. She was met with near total societal rejection. Not overt racism, mind you, but simple rejection. The overwhelming majority of the native population simply could not see her as an equal, because up until then they had never seen a black person in their entire lives. To them she was a bizarre anomaly, something from another world. Many were surprised she spoke English with a British accent.
Needless to say, she very quickly realized her prospects for employment or business were zero, and returned to Britain. The idea that Ireland was multicultural before the 2000's is blatant propaganda.
Paul Joseph Watson@PrisonPlanet
The Guardian claims Ireland was diverse and not "mono-ethnic" in 1926. In reality, it was still 97% white Irish as late as 1991. They're gaslighting you. youtube.com/watch?v=x9KK9O…
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The Easter rising of 1916 was done by communists and socialists, the southern part of Ireland is only free because of communist and socialist
J.K. Lunden@Jklunden
She couldn't say Saint Patrick and she couldn't say Easter. Communism = Anti Christian
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@asadfacts @DerArschloch He may not have been a Taliban fighter at all
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@DerArschloch Aussie troops used to drink champagne and beer out of mutiliated body parts of the dead Taliban, including the prosthetic leg that you mentioned.
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Australians were particularly nasty among the western forces. Routinely went out for patrols with Nazi flags, killed with impunity, even stole a victim's prosthetic leg and proudly kept it at their Officers mess. Australian govt prosecuted the journalists who broke the story
Al Jazeera English@AJEnglish
Australia arrests ex-soldier Roberts-Smith over alleged Afghan war crimes aje.news/89nqce
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@DropSiteNews Sick people. Imagine a bunch of fascists counting down the hours for them to nuke 🇮🇱. Then there would be outrage, but these animals get away with it
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Israel’s national psyche has plummeted far beyond mere jingoism - it visibly no longer imagines a shared future or the humanity of its neighbours
It has grown decrepit, utterly depraved and is undoubtedly one of the greatest hurdles to peace in the region
Drop Site@DropSiteNews
Israel’s Channel 13 has set up a countdown clock in anticipation of Trump's deadline to wipe out Iran’s “civilization.”
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@OdohertyI64991 @Ifmyante Have you ever noticed that Holocaust deniers are never happy that it didnt happen?
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@Ifmyante The mask slipped in your last sentence, champ.
So, you're anonymous, you're a coward, you hate Jews and you deny historical fact.
Yeah, you're a real catch.
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Apart from the sheer historical illiteracy, I always think it's interesting that the people who deny the Holocaust also really hate Jews.
What an odd and unexpected coincidence.
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@OdohertyI64991 @DominicComerfor What Holocaust? The population of money lenders rose. There are no bodies. There was no infrastructure for dealing with bodies. There was no mention of Holocaust until after the war. It was fiction. A pile of old shoes does not an Holocaust make. Now do Holodomor
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Proud @irishexaminer had the spine to do this. Sickened that we ever had to
Barry Malone@malonebarry
Front page of Ireland's Irish Examiner newspaper this morning.
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@jnul2498 @ray_whitsell @JohnOBrennan2 Were you dictating that during a stroke? The only word you got right was “jew”
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@ray_whitsell @JohnOBrennan2 As nad irsn regime there wss no evidrnce they were one gping artack even so.america and israel started it fact and by the way not antu jew to say that
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Why aren’t the idiots blockading central Dublin not protesting outside the US Embassy?
Instead of blocking huge numbers of hard working Dubliners from getting home after a hard days work.
Huge numbers of buses are stranded on or around the Quays.
Does this really help?
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American troops should never be allowed to land in any part of Ireland. Ever.
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@UKing1690 @advancesarah @PaulWil38543502 You might want to have an adult read your own answer to you
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I’ve spent a lot of time recently in Northern Ireland, and the patriotism here is something else.
Watching the bands today of the apprentice boys in Ballymoney was incredibly moving, every beat of the drum carried pride, passion, and a deep sense of loyalty. Loyalty to their culture, their heritage, their history, and to this great land.
You can feel it in the atmosphere, in the people, in the way they stand and represent who they are.
It makes you think… England could learn a lot from the men and women of Ulster.
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@murchadhfinn Ask Aoife if Gerry should also be in The Hague. The answer may shock you.
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“I suppose, when you’ve been responsible for raining down bombs on one set of Muslims, another set facing the same fate isn’t going to upset you either”
~Aoife Moore
The Irish News
☕️🥐
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The front page of Tuesday's Irish Examiner.
ePaper: irishexaminer.com/epaper
Subscribe: subscribe.irishexaminer.com
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