HeyJaredDenzil McDaniel
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Denzil McDaniel: Who gave Jamie Bryson the lead in Unionism? (opens the original)
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The phrase Iâve heard most in recent days has been âwhat a messâ. No prizes for guessing that it refers to the standoff at Drumcree when protesters blocked the Garvaghy Road in Portadown to stop an Orange march. While most people are agreed itâs another fine mess weâve gotten into, where opinion differs is how we got into it and how we get out of it. The implications are huge for society, not least the political process. The anger and squabbling on display at Stormont is a sight to beh
'Stormont is failing voters as power-sharing system faces reform calls' (opens the original)
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If you get through to the phone of Tory toff, Jacob Rees-Mogg, his answerphone will ask you to “please leave a message after the condescending tone.” OK, that was made up, but what is true that someone once said his fellow-Conservative, John Redwood has “the air of man who can’t quite believe how stupid everyone around him is.” Indeed, he once posted “It’s lonely being right.” Talking down to the plebs will hardly endear them to the people. Former United States President, Ronald Reagan, on the o
Denzil McDaniel: Trump has entered the debate – but he isn’t the story (opens the original)
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What does it mean if, just for once, Trump is right? Watching television on Saturday morning as President Catherine Connolly welcomed Donald Trump to Áras an Uachtaráin with a handshake, I had a mischievous thought. Handout photo issued by Maxwells of President Connolly stands by as US President Donald Trump signs the visitors book at Aras an Uachtarain, her official residence in Phoenix Park, Dublin, during a courtesy call at the start of his trip to the Republic of Ireland. (Image: Tony Maxwel
Tunnel vision on Drumcree risks return to a dark past (opens the original)
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Have you ever heard the story of Lieutenant Hiroo Onoda? He’s the World War Two Japanese soldier who was sent into the jungle in the Philippines in 1944 to carry the fight to the enemy with the order to never surrender. In 1945 when the Japanese authorities dropped leaflets to their men informing them that the war was over, the loyal lieutenant thought it was a cunning enemy trick; so he stayed in the jungle and lived off bananas, game and rice in order to continue fighting for another 29 years.
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