President Trump & Irish PM (Full)
President Donald Trump hosted Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin, also called the taoiseach.
Similar Posts
Sudan: Between Alliance Fragmentation and Power Struggles
Sudan stands at a crossroads, entangled in a labyrinth of political and military changes. The nation’s power structure is being sculpted by a fierce contest among various players within the military, Islamist groups, and civilian factions. Since the ousting of President Omar al-Bashir, the Army has held sway, but internal rifts are widening, exposing significant…
Biden-Hur Tape Gives Us a Reason To Appoint a Special Council
It doesn’t matter what your politics are, this is irrefutable proof that Joe Biden did not have the mental capacity to be President. Joe Biden had Dementia his entire Presidency. You can not listen to the man being questioned in the tape below and say that he has the mental capacity to take care of…
- Articles | Nature | Politics | UK Politics
The Really Wild Show
A few days ago, I was reminiscing about a trip my family and I took to Austria in the summer of 1987. We travelled overnight by coach from London to Innsbruck (due to my late Nan’s almost pathological fear of flying), and spent 10 memorable days in villages on the southern slopes of the magnificent…
Gary Linekar versus Suella Braverman is a WEF Distraction
When it comes to Gary and his co-presenters, “They’re not aware of too many things, they know what they know, if you know what I mean.” The Linekar tweet was not only a distraction from other news i.e. the WhatsApp messages, it serves many purposes and furthers agendas, as I’ll adumbrate. The Linekar furore has…
Oil/Gas and access to it or… The battle of AOC vs Boebert
The House Natural Resource Committee held a hearing on The TAP Act. The TAP Act is designed to bring Oil/Gas drilling back on line in the US by streamlining the time from permit to drilling, and reopening prospect leasing. On President Biden’s first day in office he reversed all the progress the US had made…
Roman Catholic Nuns, a sewer in the Irish Republic; and the Nazi Holocaust
The human condition, and indeed human nature, conditions us to be ashamed, to be horrified, sometimes to be appalled; and then, to move on. When Neville Chamberlain’s slow, monotone voice caught the attention of a listening Nation, as he stated that our Country was going to stand by its Treaty obligations, and was therefore declaring…
