Comment on What you want to say – 2nd April 2025 by Gewerkschaftler
In reply to LeftAtTheCross. That´s fascinating LATC. Yes – chip design: for many purposes beyond high-end CPUs – was one are where we could have developed an indigenous industry. China is showing that...
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Establishment media are now firmly opposed to anything that even resembles cooperation between the opposition parties.Labour, Social Dems, SF, PBP etc should see this for what it is: the Status Quo...
View ArticleComment on What you want to say – 2nd April 2025 by WorldbyStorm
In reply to Paul Culloty. Not listened to that one, was keeping it until today, but yes, it really is something. They do like their ‘tame’ opposition, and thankfully no-one in the current iteration on...
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Global renewable power capacities increased by 585 GW to reach 4,448 GW in 2024, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). Most of the expansion came from new solar (+452 GW) and...
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The oil price is falling, along with financial market falls. Putin will not like that. It does call into question the simplistic notion in many liberal circles that Trump is an agent of Putin....
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In reply to Gewerkschaftler. I can’t see it myself. I think there’s a coincidence of interests but an agent. Not a chance. LikeLike
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Hmmm. Bank run, anybody? https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-tariff-live-updates-stocks-extend-global-selloff-investors-fear-us-2025-04-04/ LikeLiked by 1 person
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China has just imposed equivalent general tariffs on the US. US consumers are shortly going to be faced with significant inflation. They aren´t used to this, whereas Chinese consumers have been through...
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In reply to Gewerkschaftler. I mean a sudden spike in inflation bigger than the inflation already experienced that partly led to Trump´s second term. LikeLiked by 2 people
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In reply to Gewerkschaftler. It’s really unknowable. There’s many issues with globalisation but this isn’t ‘reform’, it’s not even revolution, it’s just some weird and destructive turn down one man and...
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In reply to Gewerkschaftler. People can endure a lot when their on a high from nationalist bile, Trump may just double down on his approach of the enemies without and within – logic can go out the...
View ArticleComment on ‘Standing up for Ireland’: Yeah, right. by dublinstreams
Im often frustrated by not knowing who asks certain questions, its important as the answer sometimes ie, who in the Oval Office asked Trump who his favourite Irish person was… LikeLiked by 1 person
View ArticleComment on ‘Standing up for Ireland’: Yeah, right. by dublinstreams
Thought it was great that a reporter asked him about undocumented Irish. See his answer here https://x.com/lil_doza/status/1901705696208707620 Somebody did attempt to ask him about trade but he didn’t...
View ArticleComment on ‘Standing up for Ireland’: Yeah, right. by WorldbyStorm
In reply to dublinstreams. Thanks for spotting that ds. Says it all doesn’t it? I’d heard that quote but not realised it was in response to the ‘undocumented’ Irish. LikeLike
View ArticleComment on An unexpected Tory departure by Wes Ferry
Jamie Greene joins Scottish Lib Dems after quitting Conservatives in row over ‘Reform-lite agenda’ Daily Record LikeLike
View ArticleComment on Signs of Hope – A continuing series by Tomboktu
RTÉ giving the head of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions the main slot for discussing the meeting with unions and employers in Government Buildings today. LikeLiked by 3 people
View ArticleComment on Signs of Hope – A continuing series by LeftAtTheCross
In reply to Tomboktu. I wonder was Danny McCoy too busy scheming with his cronies over a few pints of Heinomyte and choice Scotches in the snug in Doheny and Nesbitt’s? Someone in RTE will be getting a...
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In reply to Gewerkschaftler. Danger here! I could spend hours going down fascinating wiki rabbit holes if I click that link LikeLike
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aoc is not gonna liberate us from capitalism, but she might liberate us from chuck schumer. http://www.politico.com/news/2025/04... — Leon Thomas (@renegadecut.bsky.social) 2025-04-04T18:21:34.916Z...
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