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    The Tragedy of the Modern Irish Politics and its Politicians

    I agree, it totally is treason they are doing. But as a group they divide into some who are naive, and really do not know what they are doing, and those higher up the chain who are consciously working to a crooked international agenda. Depressing how many are just clueless about what they are...
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    The Tragedy of the Modern Irish Politics and its Politicians

    You will definitely find a lot of legitimate criticisms like that to make for all eras of the Irish state, but look the perfect doesn't exist, in broad terms it was a good state I think. I would put some time around the Celtic tiger when it really went off the rails, approximately when the...
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    The Tragedy of the Modern Irish Politics and its Politicians

    They actually believe all this stuff about the brain surgeons of tomorrow being the immigrants etc etc, and that Irish people are massively wealthy and need them to do the lawns and all the other daft NGO soundbites. Actually the poorest people in Ireland, for example the homeless and those...
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    The Tragedy of the Modern Irish Politics and its Politicians

    You know coal i was talking to a senior politician at the funeral and put that to him, that the elite in Ireland 'hate' Irish people. He was adamant he was as grounded as anybody, close to the people etc. But in truth he seemed brainwashed to me with all the sound bites you get from NGOs etc on...
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    The Tragedy of the Modern Irish Politics and its Politicians

    I don't think that is fair at all, but for the record I don't agree at all with the idea that John Redmond had everything in hand and 1916 was unnecessary, which was his view. But we shouldn't go to the other extreme and say all FF or FG TDs in the past, or their supporters, were terrible etc...
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    The Tragedy of the Modern Irish Politics and its Politicians

    I certainly do, and the above is a reply is it not? You don't have to quote the previous post if its obvious what you are replying to.
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    The Tragedy of the Modern Irish Politics and its Politicians

    I just mean that the Civil War atmosphere ended about 1924, with the release of the Republican prisoners captured then, and after that we can trace the beginning of the modern Irish state. So thats nearly exactly 100 years to now.
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    The Tragedy of the Modern Irish Politics and its Politicians

    By the way this isn't a eulogy of John Bruton, although I think he had many good qualities mixed in with many political stances that I don't agree with anyway, I just think his death, which also marks 100 years of the Irish state with the end of the Civil War, is a good time to summarise where...
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    The Tragedy of the Modern Irish Politics and its Politicians

    John Bruton 1947-2024 Having returned from the funeral of this politician I think now is a good time to assess the modern Irish State which came into being approximately 100 years ago today and in which the above Meath gentleman played quite a leading role from his election as a TD in 1969...

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