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Leaving @X for the length of Lent. See you in late April, a sadder and a wiser man.

@FatEmperor They’ve just released a white hot EP

Bono the Globalist Bankster agent, pushing their agenda...

@FatEmperor Correction: U2 have not released a new album. That’s coming later in the year. The EP they have released is not about encouraging open borders . But hey, let’s slag off Bono and U2 and we’ll look good to our fellow enlightened keyboard companions.🙄

Les cigares du pharaon

@FatEmperor Why would a mega rock god not value privacy? I genuinely don’t get what bothers you about this.

American Obituary speaks to the shocking event the world witnessed in Minneapolis, Minnesota on January 7th, 2026 where Renée Nicole Macklin Good, a peaceful protestor, was shot and killed at almost point-blank range by ICE, an arm of her own government. This unarmed mother of three was then described as a “domestic terrorist” by an administration who will not withdraw the description even though they know it’s not true or mount a proper enquiry into what happened for the sake of everyone involved. Days of Ash EP available now. Read Propaganda here: u2.komi.io

@horace4521 @thejournal_ie Peace is ok. In fact, Peace is more Rock and Roll than violence. So, yeah, he’s on the right side.

@according2mcgee @thejournal_ie No. Bono is on the wrong side so it’s not the right thing to do.

Following the surprise release of a six-track EP, today we're asking: Are you a fan of U2's music? jrnl.ie/6961315

The Tears Of Things borrows its title from a book by Franciscan friar Richard Rohr, which examines, through the writings of the Jewish prophets, how one can live compassionately in a time of violence and despair. The song imagines a conversation between Michelangelo’s David and his creator… where the young man with the sling and five smooth stones refuses the idea that he has to become Goliath to defeat him... he’s also revealed as having heart shaped pupils half a millennia before the heart shaped emoji, which puzzles visitors at the Galleria dell’Accademia in Florence, Italy, to this day. Days of Ash EP available now. Read Propaganda here: u2.komi.io

The point of fairy tales like Hansel and gretel and red riding hood is to make children aware (through a physically safe container) that their are predators out there that need to be seen, avoided, and defeated. This reduces naivety, which especially for Europeans is a natural trait (and a good one as it’s associated with awe and wonder). More importantly, it builds courage and the heroic impulse - the most necessary trait a child can learn to build their character and aid them in making the world a better place. Helicopter parenting and the nanny state is a ploy by the predators of life

If you grew up as a Catholic in the north as I did in the 1980s, the RUC was not a heroic force. Every single experience I had with them was absolutely dreadful - marked simply by the fact that I was Catholic.

@merriman27 @TadhgHickey @thejournal_ie Didn’t he condemn Netanyahu last year?

"The Irish don't like bullies..." Hey Bono, we also don't like hypocritical moral cowards like you. Bono warns against Irish 'high horse' as U2 release song for murdered Palestinian activist (via @thejournal_ie) jrnl.ie/6961721

@TadhgHickey Nah, it’s a cracking EP. These tunes are bangers.

Go fuck yourselves with your safe ol' bollox. Free Palestine 🇵🇸

Irish poets are my preferred poets. Kavanagh was the lad.

Illegal Israeli settlers shot and killed an American teen and it’s barely even a news story in Western media.

@lone_rides U2’s latest EP is superb.

I wrote a song called “Shut the hell up, Bono”.

@KMurphyIndep @Damo00007 6 superb tracks.

U2 isn't a "vital political voice", they are poxy cowards who have said nothing about the genocide in Gaza. Performative "resistance" nonsense, when millions marched against bloodthirsty Israeli ethnic cleansing. Boycott their music, spare us all their hypocrisy

The Wizard of Oz turns 87 this year, and back in 1998, critic Rick Polito wrote what might be the greatest one-line TV listing ever for TCM.