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23 September 2009 0 Comments
Gardaí say that it’s a miracle nobody was seriously hurt in the Son of God’s apparently politically motivated attack on a public information meeting last night. The vicious attack, in which tables were turned over and punches thrown, broke out after a member of the audience made jokes about the religious motivation of the Christian [...]
Tagged in Activists, Audience, brian-cowen, Caesar, Challengers, Christian Solidarity, Garda, Heart, Jesus, Jokes, Lisbon, Miracle, Prince Of Peace, Public Information, Punches, Referendum Campaign, Religious Motivation, Shades, Solidarity, Son Of God, Spirit, Vicious Attack
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20 September 2009 0 Comments
Would you find it acceptable for teachers to ask children to write essays about Europe, in the middle of a referendum campaign, and reject the work if it was negative about the EU?
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5 September 2009 0 Comments
This post will look at some of the Lisbon Treaty referendum posters from two groups, Cóir and ‘We Belong’ critically assessing some of them and then making fun of the rest.
Tagged in Arse, Attractive People, Banality, Europe, High Def, Hyperbole, Joke, Last Time, Lisbon, Nationalism, Old Friend, Organisations, Originality, People, Poster, Posters, Referendum Campaign, Safari, Safe Side, Sharpest Knives, Slogans, Vote, Youth Defence
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3 September 2009 0 Comments
The most amusing thing about the nascent referendum campaign in Ireland is the approach of the two sides. It’s not as oppositional at least in spirit as you might think. The Pro Lisbon lobby are smug. They got a second referendum, meaning they have lots of fun canvassing and self-righteous posing to do before the [...]
Tagged in Abortion, Campaigning, Diary, Emotions, European Elections, Gratitude, Hatred, ireland, Libertas, Lisbon, Lots Of Fun, Obligation, Opposition Side, People, Pro Choice, Racism Xenophobia, Referendum, Referendum Campaign, Smugness, Spirit, Tendencies