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Monthly Archives: November 2011
13 Quick Thoughts On Equilibrium
1, Christian Bale. Is. Good. At acting. 2. He even smiles occasionally, but it’s the creepiest thing in the world when he does. 3. It is a weakness, with the general premise, that no one is really allowed to act, … Continue reading
The British Victory In The Irish War Of Independence
A former teacher had the following, interesting, assessment of the Irish War of Independence. The traditional nationalist viewpoint of the conflict sees it as a victory for the IRA, who forced a strained British military and political machine to call … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Politics, War
Tagged history, ireland, politics, war, war of independence
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16 Quick Thoughts About The First Tintin Comics
…in the land of the Soviets 1. It doesn’t so much of a plot as a series of mental incidents. 2. For a comic that is about all of the lying propaganda coming out of the Soviet Union, there is … Continue reading
The Lord Of The Rings, Chapter By Chapter: The Ride Of The Rohirrim
This is one of the shorter chapters, the shortest bar “The Departure of Boromir”. One might wonder why, like “Journey to the Cross-Roads”, this slice of the tale deserved its own chapter heading, rather than simply being joined with “The … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fiction, Reviews, The Lord of the Rings
Tagged books, lotr, return of the king, reviews, roherrim, the lord of the rings
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False Flags And Easy Rides
I can’t be the only person wondering if the constant string of pre-Budget leaks and speculation regarding possible taxes, levies and cuts might be nothing more than a serious of false flags, designed to make us accept a budget that … Continue reading
So, I Hear You’re A Racist Now, Mayor?
The news regarding Fine Gael Mayor of Naas Darren Scully the other day was certainly one for the books. I suspect that Scully may have been trying to do what many Councillors try and do during their terms in office: … Continue reading
The Lord Of The Rings, Chapter By Chapter: The Siege Of Gondor
We open on the apartment of the so-totally-not-gay duo of Pippin and Gandalf, fresh from the depressingly bleak ending of “Minis Tirith”. Things are looking dark, in both senses. Pippin, seeing the meagre amount of rations that are being given … Continue reading
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The (Cheese) Wheel Turns For Fine Gael and Labour
You might remember this story from around this time last year: The charity cheese scheme. The crux of it, is that needy families gain access to free cheese products around Christmas as part of an EU initiative. It was announced, … Continue reading
More War/Defence Quotes
As is typical, its only after you’ve come up with some that you remember more. “As for us, our days of combat are over. Our swords are rust. Our guns will thunder no more. The vultures that once wheeled over … Continue reading
Libya: Post “Liberation” Thoughts
Libya continues to struggle in the aftermath of Ghaddafi’s death. While many have trumpeted the death of the “mad dog” as the end of the Libyan trouble and the beginning of a new free state, I, as ever, remain deeply … Continue reading