@paulmurphy_TD Paul is a moron of the highest calibre, and in non-dystopian times (unlike the ones we find ourselves in), he would never find himself in his position. A weak but dangerous little bastard.
The Greater Manchester result showed what Restore Britain can deliver.
The next step is how we maximise the chances of delivering the change Britain needs - it means putting personal differences aside.
That is why today I am making a public offer to Nigel Farage and Reform UK.
@MichealMartinTD@OCallaghanJim You only care how it looks through a media lens – chaos, injuries, etc. You’d happily accept them all in an ordinary manner. Don’t be codding yourself, ffs.
I don’t even feel angry at the African pretending to be Irish. The real problem is that scrawny piece of shit holding the microphone who empowers and legitimises these cunts. It’s hard to blame the African. Their brains only have a limited amount of brainpower. You can't stay mad at child for too long, they know no different. Same goes for the African.
Even with evidence of Fauci’s misconduct right in front of him, Mehdi Hasan still defends Fauci simply because he’s on the left. The consequences of Fauci’s actions were horrendous for humanity, yet Hasan still can’t bring himself to criticise them. Such a useless mouthpiece @mehdirhasan You are horrendous at what you claim to be. Insecure mouthpiece
@JustJane73@ShmeeHere@OffgridIreland Unlimited funds to buy luxury (quote-unquote organic) meat from local farmers. You can only eat so much, so unlimited funds in that regard. €24–36/kg in a supermarket. €35–50/kg local farmer.
If everyone tried to buy meat from the average local farmer they would be overwhelmed by demand. To supply that much meat, the farmer would have to expand dramatically, bigger facilities, more animals, industrial processing, larger distribution, essentially turning into the very industrial system people are trying to avoid. Therefore the idea is unrealistic. Buying locally may make a person feel virtuous and healthier, but it cannot be a realistic solution for society as a whole in the modern world. How would you solve this problem? We are lucky in Ireland in the sense that the red meat on a supermarket shelf is just as healthy as the local farmers. Same grass. Same slaughter house. It's terrible what's happening to farmers but if you have a realistic solution do say?
@OffgridIreland The Viking and Norman invasions left relatively limited lasting impacts on the overall Irish gene pool, with the bulk of modern Irish ancestry showing strong continuity from earlier (particularly Bronze Age) populations.