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More from Professor Charlton. Seems to be an Evangelical Christian. Not vapid like contemporary MSM commentary, there is a sense of alarm in his thoughts. Aligns with Alex Jones' line of thinking although apparently not connected to it. 'We are prone to do many wrong things instead... To...

Interesting. Evil is a study worthy of revival - the Devil has had his subterfuge, it's time to dispute his disappearance. I think that the modern concept of evil is that of material or psychological want, so the way to remedy it is through social programs and support groups. This is the...

This is a good channel for history podcasts. Holland is an accomplished writer whose work is never tedious, repetitive or sinister. The baldy chap (who likes his dinner) is also very good. I understand his next book is "Henry VIII Did Nothing Wrong" which promises to be very entertaining...

Good thing Dan isn't delicate. Myles, on the other hand, suffers from his nerves.

It's a report from an American environment lobby group that was picked up by Euronews which is a proxy of Brussels. Basically it says that plastic can't (for all intents and purposes) be reasonably recycled and that a recycling myth was created by plastics companies that wanted to defuse...

https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/04/lithium-costs-a-lot-of-money-so-why-arent-we-recycling-lithium-batteries/

'Underpinning the plastic waste crisis is a campaign of fraud and deception that fossil fuel and other petrochemical companies have created and perpetuated for decades. Through new and existing research, “The Fraud of Plastic Recycling” shows how Big Oil and the plastics industry have...

I use single inverted commas for quotations and terms used as specific definitions - so here 'freak accident' would be a sort of slang term that was used to describe the accident by the authorities there. I hope he recovers fully and quickly, he's an outstanding rugby guy. It just goes to...

Read it when I was a teenager and thought it was excellent. Not really into the sequels. The spice was oil - it occupied that position in the economy. It was published in the mid sixties when the influence of the oil producing Middle East was rising. The film Lawrence of Arabia was released...

So, it has to go through the Seanad (opening on the 31st) before it goes to Phoenix Park. ... Bill entitled an Act to give further effect to Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 October 2022 on a Single Market For Digital Services and amending Directive...

A Special Military Operation? Are you the same guy?

That's it then, we're passing into a new phase. Still a couple of days. Enactment The Bill is signed into law by the President Once a Bill has been passed by the Dáil and Seanad, the President signs it into law. It becomes an Act and is added to the Statute Book...

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Cult behaviour - any lever to control the situation. The guy was being polite by speaking with them. He could have just ignored them and told them to move somewhere else. That piano looks like the one in St. Pancras International Station and is always there - there are a lot of videos of...

https://live.citizensinformation.ie/en/education/further-education-and-training/adult-literacy/

https://revolver.news/2024/01/united-airlines-ceo-is-cross-dressing-freak/

Have you thought through that remark in the context of Anderson's post? He remarks that the results came back as 99% Irish and 1% Dane. A true indigene. So these sorts of tests are able to figure out between different typologies of Europeans - the determinate is not skin colour. Have you...

An ancient and noble people, much given to poetry and courage. Never did one out of principle myself. I was getting a lot of recruitment heat from the old enemy. Also: Genetic testing firm 23andMe admits hackers accessed DNA data of 7m users - Guardian

English perspective but he has a handle on things alright. Anderson is a very respectable counterpart in the conversation.