Settler Colonialism
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III After his weird linguistic breakdown, Carney moves onto the middle powers bit of his speech that the International Right so admires. He wants his peer countries to be: Principled in our commitment to fundamental values: sovereignty and territorial integrity, the prohibition of the use of force except when consistent with the UN Charter, and…
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I Now the wording above is not how the overpraised leader of the Settler State of Canada has described our Present State of course, rather he referred to the end of a pleasant fiction. And he is correct about the ending of a fiction, though not about its having been pleasant. Let us keep in…
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Macdara has long held it to be a commonplace that the unbearable Timothée Chalamet has been cast in any and seemingly every Role available to a male actor in the last decade because he reminds directors of the awkward White Youth they used to be. It was less clear to him that Charlie Kirk was…
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Lest anyone doubt the craven nature of the Partitionist elite, the West Brit Times ran an article (unseen by the present writer, who preserves his sanity by avoiding the paper), but helpfully and inevitably summarised in its politics podcast (into which your correspondent dips only to gather material for his Letters). The man who may…
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Amnesty International’s Occupied Ireland director gave a typical response: It is shameful that the authorities allowed this despicable display of hate to go ahead. What a shocking message to send to local migrant families. […] The authorities must treat this as a hate crime, conduct a full investigation and ensure those responsible are held to…
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So in this terroristic townland, we find that a gross crime is committed every year: the bonfire for Eleventh Night, commemorating (better to say celebrating) a key battle in the invasion of Ireland. Stacks of material up to 60 meters high are lit on fire, constituting a multiple crime, being at once a threat to…
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It is an Irish town with a clearly Irish name, though since it is almost entirely made up of settlers, they would deny that there is anything Irish about the place whatsoever; it is striking that the settlers refused to rename the places they invaded, speaking of course to the settler pathology, a desire not…
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Martin forms an instructive contrast with the man with whom he job-shared as Taoiseach and Táiniste, Varadkar. The latter is an unprincipled chancer, and, as such, can see when something is obvious and then get behind it just in time, as he has recently done on Reunification; witness also his sudden interest a few years…
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The morose Shared Island initiative that Martin has been promoting, which sits within the Department of the Taoiseach, costs money but is said to be a way to unlock Growth. The Shared Island Fund was announced in Budget 2021, with initial €500m in capital funding available between 2021-25, ring-fenced for investment in collaborative North/South projects.…
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Has Micheál Martin been bought? Or is he working for the English for free? Macdara fears that the latter is the more likely proposition—at least if he was bought, his behaviour would be understandable, but he is likely exhibiting merely the compulsory irrationality of Partitionism. Let us use this strange man as a study. But…