by nabidana | Nov 29, 2010 | politics, the interwebs
Most rational people realise that it’s a good thing that people can’t read others’ minds. Peoples’ internal monologues and internal dialogues are secret because, as human beings, we need space to evaluate information from all parts of our...
by nabidana | Nov 25, 2010 | Ireland
Before I learned practically anything about the new ‘centre-right think tank’ being formed by former Libertas spin doctor (more spin horse dentist in the end, things didn’t go very well in the closing stages of the campaign, but far too much of it is...
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by nabidana | Nov 22, 2010 | Ireland, politics
Eamonn Mallie, deservedly one of Northern Ireland’s most respected journalists, sent the twittersphere into overdrive today when he inadvertantly tweeted ‘the minister for justice has just said he is resignin G’. This on the day that the Green Party...
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by nabidana | Nov 21, 2010 | commerce and trade, Fake News, Ireland, politics
Nábídána.com has been handed leaked details of the deal agreed with the IMF and European Union in order to secure a multi-billion euro bailout. The deal, which is expected to be approved by the IMF and EU in a formal announcement on Wednesday of next week, will...
by nabidana | Nov 18, 2010 | Europe, Ireland, politics
The striking thing about the Irish Sovereignty arguments re: the bailout is how non-sovereign and dependent Ireland has been since the beginning of the twentieth century. First, between 1900 and 3 May 1921, Ireland was under British administration; clearly not...
