What’s interesting is that this week, I haven’t heard an answer to any of them. I’ve heard a lot of people being called racists, though.
We’ll burn Qatari oil and gas all day and all night, after all, without a thought for the gays and women of that country.
It is elitism, and in Ireland, elitism is out of control.
A primary principle of the law is deterrence.
The shame here is not theirs. The shame is on the rest of us, who shut up for fear of being called a racist by a vapid clown dressed as a woman.
The policy will have to change. Or, in time, the people will change the policymakers.
It was a speech for the hardcore Fine Gaeler, the kind of person who looks at the party’s record in Government and wonders why the rest of us seem so bloody lacking in gratitude.
All that the constitution says on the matter is that war shall not be declared, and no war shall be participated in, save with the consent of the Dáil.
Think about it, and maybe say it aloud really slowly to yourself: We’re having a warm November because I am drinking too much tea.
Eventually, the Kremlin hopes, someone will crack, and push Ukraine to negotiate for a peace that allows Putin to come away with some kind of win.
The Government will not lose a single net vote by banning it. Still, that does not make it right.
He’s effectively taken a public communications channel used by the Government, and turned it into his own personal private asset for use in his own personal private business.