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Pax Americana is becoming Tax Americana… (opens the original)
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The Trumpian revolution is re-ordering the global economic and security architecture in many ways, some of which could have significant implications for Ireland, whether we like it or not. Pax Americana is being replaced by Tax Americana where relations between the USA and other states are becoming entirely transactional and tariffs are imposed whenever it suits the narrow sectional interests of parts of the US elite. Countries which do not comply with this new order of things can be sanctioned
How Bloody Sunday changed me (opens the original)
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I wrote a comment on Terry Wright’s excellent OP on “Where have all the Prods gone” in which I referenced an article I had written in 2010 for the European Tribune and the USA political blogsite The Daily Kos (where a member of the family of one of those killed commented) on how Bloody Sunday had influenced me in my formative years. Apparently there are problems accessing that article for technical reasons (The European Tribune is almost defunct) so I republish it here as it gives an insight int
The New World Disorder – the 2026 McGill Summer School… (opens the original)
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This is the second time I have attended the McGill Summer school, and therein lies the problem: Most of the themes and many of the speakers were the same, and with the same uniformity of view across the board. Rarely was there a disagreement within a panel discussion, and contrarian views weren’t really in evidence. It felt almost impolite to disagree. The mutual back-slapping and self-congratulatory tone became grating after a while, and anyone who has been paying attention will have learned li
Transforming Ireland: The first step is to stop blaming each other… (opens the original)
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I’m sure you must feel that “I am out to get you” with the number of OP’s and comments I have written which directly respond to yours. But blogging for me is primarily about starting or facilitating a conversation and you should take it as a compliment that I consider your contributions so important that they demand engagement on my part. Very few unionist commentators articulate unionist concerns as well as you do, and I know you are no unionist. And as you know, I am no nationalist either and
Finding sticks to beat Ireland with… (opens the original)
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In another of his continuing series of articles chronicling the difficulties of unionism and the unpreparedness of the Irish people for a United Ireland, Andy Pollak criticises the British government for failing to take unionist concerns into account during the Brexit negotiations and the sectarian bile directed at Heather Humphreys during the 2025 Irish general election campaign. But all good governments act in the interests of their people. The notion that a British government would favour the
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