Donald and his ear problem

  To say you’re a conspiracy theorist – that is, things weren’t quite the way they’re told – is to leave yourself open to the charge of mental derangement. But I’m willing to take the risk. Donald Trump was fired at and hit during an assassination attempt a few weeks ago.  Trump declared that but […]

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Losing Sight of Facts – by Michael Lagan

        Now that the racists (Yes, they are racists and indeed fascists) have been put back in their boxes, and the rioting has been somewhat reduced, has anyone noticed that the reason all this trouble started, the murder of three young girls, has been largely forgotten about?   Bebe King, Elsie Dot […]

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BREXIT CHANGES EVERYTHING; U.S. CAN LEAD IRISH UNITY – by Mike Cummings

AMERICAN BREXIT COMMITTEE 1919 CHESTNUT STREET, SUITE 1724   American Brexit Committee Chairman John Corcoran Esq. (PA)  has released letters sent to Biden Administration officials urging a new policy of holding Britain accountable for its murderous mendacity in N. I. “For the past 14 years,” stated Corcoran,” the Labor Party has willingly collaborated with the […]

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RTÉ and Kellie Harrington

Are you rejoicing in Kellie Harrington’s victory at the Olympic Games? I’ll bet you are. She’s a truly gifted boxer and the fact that she was representing Ireland was a light in which we all bathed  and yeehoed. Did you enjoy watching the fight? If you’re from the twenty-six counties, I’m sure you did. If […]

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Can we trust the Labour government with money? – by Patrick Donnelly

Governments don’t borrow from financial markets  Governments don’t borrow from financial markets (youtube.com)   Government deficits create private wealth Government deficits create private wealth (youtube.com)     Bet you didn’t know that. Sir Scammer and Rachet up the Misery don’t appear to know it. It’s weird how Rachet can have two economic degrees and a stint […]

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TeamGB and Team Ireland

  I wonder how I’d feel if I were  a unionist and part of Team GB at the Olympics. I’d have the fun of waving the Union flag and getting cheered for doing it, I’d be with my fellow-citizens of the UK, I’d feel a part of something bigger than myself… Whoa a minute. As […]

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