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Diary of a Dissenter: The Week From My Window
‘What interest has the modern individual in being represented: the individual of the networks, the virtual, the multifocal individual of the operational…
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Baron Strawberry's Electoral Interrogation
‘I believe that an independent Ireland is the only way forward. But that needs to be an independent Ireland by its own lights, not one altered out of…
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Diary of a Dissenter: The Week from My Window
Alan Clark, the late British Tory MP, once famously declared that, when shaking hands, you should silently utter the word ‘brush’, just as you might say…
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Covid Totalitarianism: The Deification of Error
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The Psychology of a Hatchet-job
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YOUR Government Hates YOU . . .
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Farewell, Pope of Popes
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In the Crosshairs of the Combine
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7 Conversations and an Election
'Ireland faces an existential threat, arising not just from external forces utterly opposed to the interests of our People, but from our own political…
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Diary of a Dissenter: The Week From My Window
The addict is a frontiersman of the human spirit and structure, the canary in the coalmine of secular-atheism. This is based on the premise that…
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Easter Essay: From ‘Beyond Consolation’
A meditation on the 'known unknowns' we detect through longing, hope, memory, and Time, from my 2010 book, 'Beyond Consolation'. The Christ lives with…
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Diary of a Dissenter: The Week From My Window
Harris became a kind of secret weapon of Fine Gael, a man with a hide so elephantine that nothing whatsoever fazed him — not on account of any quality…
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Beware the Ides of March, Part II
'How can you buy or sell the sky, the warmth of the land? This idea is strange to us. If we do not own the freshness of the air and the sparkle of the…
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Diary of a Dissenter: The Week From My Window
‘Saint Peter ran to meet and open the Golden Gates for Steve [Harley] with a guitar in hand and said welcome home please Steve please sing Sebastian for…
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2 Conversations re: Kicking the Chair
'The one place where the writ of mutism does not rule is the polling booth.'
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John Waters Unchained
The truth always has a future . . . 'The truth is like a lion, you don't have to defend it. Let it loose and it will defend itself.' — St. Augustine
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