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Ireland has sub-standard 'Heating'.
SEVENTEEN times more deaths in Ireland are attributed to Cold vs Hot weather, as illustrated 👇
Original paper: Available on The Lancet site or PubMed. It includes maps, tables by country/region, and breakdowns.
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The record-shattering warmth in Europe in recent days is the most severe heatwave ever recorded in the region and is unequivocally the result of climate change driven by the burning of fossil fuels, according to World Weather Attribution climate scientists
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A torture chamber of Zelensky was uncovered near Kiev, where over 40 mobilised men were held captive by Ukraine's National Guard. The youngest victim was reportedly just 14 years old. There is now great outrage and riots in Ukraine against the henchmen of Zelensky and NATO.
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For those confused as to what’s happening in Poland right now…
Imagine if Democrats won Congress, declared the Supreme Court didn't count anymore, ignored its rulings for 3 years, and then, a year before the next election, picked 8 new justices of their own, including a man their leader called his "right-hand man," and when the Republican president refused to swear them in, they swore themselves in and mailed him the paperwork, and when the Chief Justice said that wasn't legal and wouldn't seat them, they waited for a Friday night when the president was on a plane to Africa and had federal security officers who answer to a Democratic cabinet member walk 7 of them into the court through a back gate connected to the Democratic leader's own offices, where one of them announced she had "suspended" the Chief Justice, a move that even a law professor who openly can't stand him said had no legal basis, and then riot police blocked the Chief Justice from entering his own court, the court's website was taken over, the Attorney General moved that same night to strip his immunity so he could be prosecuted, the president had to turn his plane around mid-flight to come home, and the same people who spent years lecturing everyone about respecting the courts went online to say this was the rule of law, that it was painful, and that there was "no other way," which is roughly where Poland is tonight.
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Here’s a great summary of the “globalist judicial coup” in Poland from @Kingbingo_
🇪🇺EU backed Donald Tusk wants to overthrow the elected President
🇪🇺Needs constitutional court judges to do so. Tries to appoint 8...
🇵🇱President swears in the 3 Tusk is constitutionally allowed to
🇪🇺Tusk holds a fake swearing in for the other 5 anyway
🇵🇱President leaves country on planned trip
🇪🇺One of the fake judges order the removal of 2 existing legitimate judges
🇪🇺Tusk order police to blockade the constitutional court
🇪🇺Tusk announces to save Democracy he needs suspend Democracy
🇵🇱Constituional court declares a coup
🇵🇱President turns his plane around
🐷Police start hedging their involvment on X
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This is just anti catholic propaganda. It's part of the colonisation to destroy Ireland and weak traitors sell out their country and people for short term pleasures. A country that believes in fucking nothing ceases to be a country.
Sodomy abortion & colonisation aren't moral.
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And none of the founding fathers had a sense of direction ..... they were under the impression that they had reached India
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The claim confuses the Founding Fathers (late 18th century) with Christopher Columbus (1492). Europeans realized by the early 1500s that the Americas were a new continent, not near India or Asia, though the term "Indian" for Native Americans persisted as a misnomer.
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This is eye-opening. Europe’s share of global tech R&D has collapsed from 23% in 2005 to just 8% today, while the US has climbed to 62% and China has risen from near zero to 15%. South Korea now outspends Germany, France, the UK, and Italy combined in tech R&D. Yep, you read that right.
This is the predictable result of policy choices that systematically favor control and redistribution over growth. Layered regulation, data rules, AI restrictions, labor rigidities, and precautionary frameworks, raises the cost and slows the pace of turning ideas into products, forcing companies to spend scarce resources on compliance rather than experimentation. High taxation and expansive redistributive systems extract capital that would otherwise fund private R&D and risk-taking, while shrinking the after-tax reward for building something new and scaling it. The broader left-leaning mindset that prioritizes equality of outcome over dynamism treats entrepreneurial success as something to be managed, taxed, or shared rather than unleashed and rewarded.
Places that protect the returns to innovation and keep barriers low continue to pull ahead, attracting talent and capital that Europe increasingly loses. Europe’s relative decline is the cumulative outcome of treating dynamism as a problem to be regulated rather than the engine of prosperity. Without a shift toward lighter rules, lower burdens on enterprise, and greater tolerance for unequal outcomes from unequal effort, the gap will keep widening, and Europe will become an open-air museum for wealthy Americans and Asians.
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I would advise all non-whites living happily and cohesively in Western countries to protest loudly and publicly about the non-white takeover of the West. Political/racial/religious war is coming, and you need to have a public history of being on the right side.
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A constituent calls an ‘Irish’ councillor and is duly blasted with a hairdryer of sub-literate expletives.
‘Who care you? What the fuck? Bloody bastard!’
Ladies and gentlemen, I genuinely can't believe I'm making this post.
Following my viral exposure video against Fianna Fáil Limerick City Councillor, Azad Taludker, calling out for accountability and punishments regarding his remarks about killing Irish people, a blatant crime against the Incitement To Hatred Act 1989, one of his constituents contacted his council phone number twice asking him to address the matter.
Councillor Taludker appallingly, alongside other unknown Asian men on the line with him, began hurling death threats and abusive language towards the constituent in a vituperative crashout for the ages.
The second call was screen recorded.
This is utterly rancid and unacceptable for an elected official of a government party.
This individual has no moral right to even remain in the country, certainly let let alone in any capacity of position reflecting social status or authority power Irish people as a government party official.
The people of Limerick must come together and demand this man to resign.
At the very oh so very least.
Iran knows Democrats will destroy America surer than nuclear bombs.
BREAKING: Iranian officials are deliberately dragging out negotiations with Washington to completely crush Donald Trump’s hopes of a diplomatic victory ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, per senior Iranian officials cited by Reuters.
Tehran believes keeping the conflict unresolved and refusing major concessions could intensify political pressure on Trump as the war drives up energy prices.
“Iran is preparing for renewed Israeli and US attacks, not for a deal with America to end the war,” one Iranian official said.
Iran also says its military remains at the highest state of alert, preparing for the possibility of renewed attacks.
Interesting.
@grok verify the ECoN status and history of the countries coloured below
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Welcome to digital modernity
With 6,000 climate change bureau staff, there’s no shortage of Winston’s updating history to suit their narrative
Some media will bleat about it for a while but nothing will be done. Eventually you’ll move onto other subjects and in a few years we’ll all be shown the data that we’re in a climate crisis. They are desperate for a hot summer, bushfires and floods to use as ammunition to push their agenda.
A.I. Should bring us definitive data… but doctored data has been put in place to manipulate perception
This also is the reason that other areas in life don’t have proper records. Like LGBTQ and ethnic sexual crime rates
Orwell was the Nostradamus of his time
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Women facing the consequences of their actions: “you weren’t supposed to be mean to ME!”
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I view Restore from Reform differently from being a 'split'.
Reform, quite simply, is a bait & switch. As was UKIP prior to it.
Regardless of Rupert Lowe's new party, Reform were losing it regardless. The indigenous vote has been atomized in the UK, and the uniparty directs which parts to form coalition when needed.
The only way to beat this would be with a genuine party (let's say Restore seeming so now) tapping into the huge pool of low-propensity voters who see no incentive to vote for anyone. If you visit England now you see middle aged white men going around like Zombies - they have been gutted spiritually. A party incentivizing this cohort will have size.
However, the Electoral Pact is key to everything, due to said atomization. Both Farage and the Nigerian woman have immediately killed any chance of that.
If leaders of both would be deposed, and Cons and Reform's membership would vote new leaders with genuine intent to form a winning coalition next election, then there's a chance.
Lowe's party could feasible gain a lot of seats from Labour's 'Red Wall' if Cons and Reform get out of their way. This needs to be their tactic - as these places are never voting Cons again after the BJ experience. Only Restore or Reform have that possibility.
Lowe's attempt at electoral pact failed of course. Given his underwhelming reaction after Trump stirred the pot on the Northern Irish border poll, I'm not 100% sure how well equiped he is at the skill of Coalition Building.
Lowe is however the best UK has, but generally I agree that the current path is yet again looking as though the Left will again form the government after the next election.