If the question before the voters is “it’s us, or it’s that lot, the ones who spend their days talking about Klaus Schwaab”, then the establishment will win every time. In a landslide.
Nowadays, the corruption is insidious. And all-pervasive.
A vote not on the constitution, but on policy?
You don’t attract more people into a job by making that job a little bit more painful
Imagine for one second that the video which emerged this week were not of a politician, but of a Roman Catholic Bishop. Would the media’s present vow of Omerta hold?
It behooves me, as a writer about politics and society, to try to analyse and make sense of these numbers for you, the public. But I’ll be honest: Buggered if I know what’s going on.
In other words, if politicians really desired to alleviate the cost of commuting, they have a legion of possible avenues to do it.
None of this is a matter of race. It is as insane to import thousands of dark-skinned young men to live in abandoned office blocks as it would be to import thousands of light skinned young men to live in abandoned office blocks
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.
Once again, the voters just don’t seem to make any sense.
The names you have read in relation to this story in whatsapp groups and on facebook pages are, by definition, almost certainly wrong.
That’s the problem, in Ireland: If you could convince an Irish politician that burning the whole country down was the grown-up thing to do, and that it was in line with best international practice, they’d do it.