EU Throws Tantrum, Threatens UK over Food Supplies to Northern Ireland News Topic 65: EU to launch legal action against UK ‘very soon’ over Brexit grace period extension EU to launch legal action against UK ‘very soon’ over Brexit grace period extension – CityAM The EU will launch legal action against the UK “very soon” […]
A Brexiteer government and pro-Brexit media will inevitably respond by scapegoating Brussels for everything that goes wrong in Britain, accusing it of overbearing behaviour and unfair practices. They may even be right, but this will not do them any good, simply because the EU has the stronger hand of cards.
Police lose control with maskless father in Northern Ireland supermarket ****News Topic 245***** What happens when you don’t wear a mask in Northern Ireland… What happens when you don’t wear a mask in Northern Ireland… Imagine seeing this a year ago Boris Johnson has completely lost the plot… When you don’t wear your mask in […]
Via The North Belfast Journal A View from Napoleons Nose by Fra Hughes…
Francie Molloy, Sinn Fein Member of the British Parliament for the constituency of Mid Ulster recently commented,‘We were sold a pup with the GFA no commitment from either Dublin or London to deliver for Nationalists or Republicans it was just a bluff’.
There are dozens of films about the ‘Troubles’ but very few of them engage with the covert operations run by...
There are dozens of films about the ‘Troubles’ but very few of them engage with the covert operations run by...
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At the end of July 1990 I wrote a story for The Washington Times predicting that President Saddam Hussein of Iraq was going to conquer all of Kuwait within the next month, probably within the next two weeks.
The entire $90 billion a year U.S. intelligence “community” failed to pick up a clue this was going to happen even though the warning signs were staring them in the face:
Conn M. HALLINAN
The victory by Ireland’s leftwing Sinn Fein Party in the Republic’s recent election has not only overturned some 90 years of domination by the island’s two center-right parties, it suddenly puts the issue of Irish reunification on the agenda. While the campaign was fought over bread and butter issues like housing, the collapsing health care system, and homelessness, a united Ireland has long been Sinn Fein’s raison d’être. In the aftermath, Party leaders called for a border referendum on the subject.
Pro-Irish unity party Sinn Fein is ramping up calls for a referendum on the reunification of Ireland following its stunning election victory this week. This bangs another nail in the constitutional coffin of the United Kingdom following its divisive Brexit departure from the European Union.
The recent Irish elections have sent shock waves through the country, and also to Great Britain. With more than three-quarters of seats filled, results are showing a historic performance for the left-wing, republican party, Sinn Féin.
In a tight three-way race, ruling party Fine Gael, led by Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, was edged out – although no one party secured enough seats to win outright majority.
Election results for first preference selections were as follows:
Sinn Féin 24.5%
Fianna Fáil 22%
