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Who is this fella, whaty are his crimes?

Could Quesitons and awnsers be moved to other parts of the site, it gets in the way of a good converstion.

No, I used to post on Political Irish and I post infrequently on Politics ie

What are the rules regarding moderation, are there a minimum post required or something else? It's quite annoying having this time delay between posts and threads and having to receive approval for them. I've quite a few more threads I would like to move across from my archives.

I personally feel the many worlds theory is perhaps the best explanation to our origins from both a scientific and religious view point.

Vietnam one of the first countries to bow to Trump, offering to do what it takes. Trump is a genius, his masterful tackling of the world with these tariffs will make America great again and cripple countries like Ireland who have been lazy and not invested in their own industries and country.

Just checking—are my posts showing up for others? I’m seeing a message that one is “awaiting moderator approval,”?

Honestly, I think this is actually something good. I don’t see any harm in it—regrowing trees benefits everyone, not just Africa. Reforestation is fundamental, and if Wales can help, fair play to them. We’re all on the same planet, after all.

No psychic powers needed—just a bit of consistency. When a movement singles out the world’s only Jewish state for demonization, denies its right to exist (while defending the sovereignty of far worse regimes), and excuses or celebrates violence against Jews under the banner of “resistance,” you...

Well, I got bored of pie, fancied a change of scenery, Political Irish vanished, and Boards is a bit too left-leaning these days—so here I am, seeing what the craic is over here.

Blaming Jews for social justice—or anything else as a group—is exactly the kind of scapegoating that defines antisemitism.

Jews have been persecuted for centuries because they were often a visible minority with distinct beliefs and traditions, making them easy scapegoats for social, religious, and political tensions across different eras.

Thanks for the welcome. I’m all for different backgrounds and perspectives, but I also think it’s important to distinguish between honest historical inquiry and revisionism that whitewashes mass murder. You mention your German uncle and the tragedies his family endured—then go on to echo...

Your message isn’t a disagreement—it’s a torrent of conspiracy theories, racial pseudoscience, and outright antisemitism. You've moved far beyond any legitimate criticism of Israeli policy into a place of dehumanization and hatred. You speak of "Semitic Jews" as if Judaism is a race rather than...

Yeah, I write fast — side effect of having too many thoughts and not enough people to inflict them on until now!

Haha, fair enough — I guess I’ve still got a few levels to go before I unlock the "convincingly intelligent human" achievement. Appreciate the challenge though; keeps things interesting.

Every people deserves a homeland. This principle is not controversial when applied to others—Zionists were praised for securing a safe haven for the Jewish people after centuries of persecution. Why then is it forbidden to speak of a White European homeland for White European people? We are...

Far-right antisemitism tends to be explicit, rooted in long-standing conspiracy theories and racial or religious hatred. It often stems from a belief in ethnic or cultural purity, and Jews are cast as manipulative outsiders who control governments, banks, or media. This form of antisemitism is...

Antisemitism has historically appeared across the ideological spectrum. It would be disingenuous to say that either side has a monopoly on it. The far-right, particularly in its white nationalist or ethnonationalist expressions, has often trafficked in overt antisemitic conspiracy theories—from...

That's a fair question. Israel defines itself as a Jewish state, and like many nation-states around the world, it prioritizes the identity and heritage of its majority populationin this case, Jewish people. This has led to policies and structures that critics describe as privileging one group...