Joanna Lumley has many admirable sides to her it must be said – foremost among them being her long-time public support for the people of Tibet who have endured 60 years of genocide and horror at the hands of the Chinese Communist Party. It might appear somewhat ironic then that her genuine concern for the […]
Quinton De Kock is the one losing here. He is much closer to Colin Kaepernick than any of the sheep who troop out onto pitches to kneel down and demonstrate their compliance, every single week.
As usual, the people really to blame for this nonsense are Ireland’s population of Covid hyper-cautious people.
In the face of the apparent moral and intellectual bankruptcy of much of the western elite, Putin’s pronouncements are intriguing
Despite claims to the contrary the Guards have said that they have recieved no reports of young women being injection spiked.
Where is the global net zero coming from? Nowhere, is the truthful answer.
As so often in Ireland, the fools are the people who actually obey the law with good grace.
You’d feel sorry for them, if you didn’t realise the truth: They let him do it to them.
The summit of EU leaders in Brussels came to a close with no firm decision being made on what steps ought to be taken to force Poland to toe the line on the EU’s insistence that the EU legal framework ought to have primacy over the constitutions of member states. Part of the impasse is […]
Taoiseach Micheal Martin has said that the public must “behave” and “get vaccinated” if we want to prevent rising Covid-19 case numbers. The remarks were made by the Fianna Fáil leader yesterday while speaking to Newstalk’s The Anton Savage Show. Behave and we can stop COVID. https://t.co/Sgp2Yvf0z9 — NewstalkFM (@NewstalkFM) October 23, 2021 “If we […]
Left “traumatised”.
Ireland, despite having the longest and strictest Covid lockdown in the EU, still fell short of its 2020 carbon emission targets by a significant margin. Yet the Greens are still doubling down on even more radical climate measures. Under a Green EU agreement called the Effort Sharing Decision, Ireland had agreed to reduce its carbon […]