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  • Is It Goodbye to Good Friday in Northern Ireland?

    11/24/2017 6:31:41 AM PST · by Kaslin · 14 replies
    American Thinker.com ^ | November 24, 2017 | Michael Curtis
    All or nothing at all -- three-quarters of a country never appealed to him, nor did the idea of a political entity called Northern Ireland that was created in 1920, comprising the six northeastern counties of Ireland in the province of Ulster. Gerry Adams is still adamant about the need for a united Ireland. As a political entity, the Republic of Ireland, first called the Irish Free State, was created in 1922. On November 18, 2017 the 69-year-old Adams, president since 1983 of Sinn Fein, the left-wing political party, announced that it was time for a change and that he...
  • Judicial Watch: New Abedin Emails Reveal Top Clinton Foundation Executive Doug Band Sought Diplomati

    09/07/2016 6:58:47 PM PDT · by TakebackGOP · 41 replies
    Judicial Watch ^ | 9/1/2016
    "The Abedin emails include a mid-August 2009, email exchange in which Band urges Abedin to follow up on a request from Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy to set up a meeting with then-Ambassador to Panama Barbara Stephenson on behalf of lobbyist Amb. Otto Reich, President Reagan’s ambassador to Venezuela who maintained high-level government positions during the tenure of both President George H.W. Bush and President George Bush. In early September, Ruddy then was contacted by State Department Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, Roberta S. Jacobson, at the behest of Band and Abedin, in reference to Ruddy’s...
  • Police battle Irish nationalists for control of a Belfast road.

    07/12/2010 6:01:12 PM PDT · by Stayfrosty · 33 replies
    Yahoo! News ^ | Monday July 12, 2010 | SHAWN POGATCHNIK
    BELFAST, Northern Ireland – Police battled Irish nationalists for control of a Belfast road Monday as a day dominated by peaceful Protestant parades across Northern Ireland turned violent when night fell.
  • Bill Clinton visits Faeroe Islands (w/Hans Blix, back in mom's old N. Ireland stomping grounds)

    10/01/2007 7:25:39 PM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 13 replies · 79+ views
    AP on Yahoo ^ | 10/1/07 | Jon Brian Hvidtfeldt - ap
    TORSHAVN, Faeroe Islands - Former President Clinton shook hands with locals and stayed on message Monday during a visit to this North Sea archipelago, proof that no corner of the globe is too obscure to be beyond the notice of a determined campaigner. During his one-day visit to the wind-swept islands located halfway between Iceland and Norway, Clinton put in a plug for his wife, Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton. "No one has voted yet but I think she has a good chance," Clinton told reporters. Asked whether he believed the United States was ready for a woman president,...
  • A long way from Dublin's bloody past

    02/04/2007 5:28:22 PM PST · by Kid Shelleen · 19 replies · 677+ views
    BBC ^ | 03/03/07 | Kevin Connolly
    There is a cold hour just before dawn, when the light is the colour of lead, when the past seems a little closer and a lot more real than it does in the clearer light that comes later in the day. --SNIP-- On that day, IRA gunmen burst into a string of houses that lay along my route to the conference centre and shot dead 14 British officers and intelligence officials. The Ireland of those days was inured to brutality on all sides but there was something about these killings that shocked the Dublin public. Maybe it was the curiously...
  • No one will be left behind in a Tory Britain (Op-Ed by British Tory Leader David Cameron)

    01/28/2007 11:44:15 PM PST · by RWR8189 · 1 replies · 407+ views
    The Observer ^ | January 28, 2007 | David Cameron
    The subject of community cohesion, for understandable reasons, has become prominent in our national conversation over the past few years. But it is a challenge we have faced before: the question of how we live together is as old as humanity itself. Throughout history, there have been periods when Britain has not been entirely comfortable with itself or individual communities within it. Who would now question the contribution made by Jewish people to British society - or even talk about there being a conflict between being British and Jewish? And yet, only 50 years ago, this was exactly the debate...
  • So what's George telling Tony in this pic?

    04/08/2003 11:54:33 AM PDT · by Wolfstar · 43 replies · 172+ views
    Yahoo News photos ^ | 4/8/03 | Wolfstar
    YAHOO CAPTION: US President George W. Bush speaks with British Prime Minister Tony Blair at Hillsborough Castle in Hillsborough, Northern Ireland.(AFP/Luke Frazza)
  • Bush and Blair in Northern Ireland: Caption this intimate, interesting pic

    04/07/2003 5:09:34 PM PDT · by Wolfstar · 21 replies · 162+ views
    Yahoo News photos via AP ^ | 4/7/03 | Wolfstar
    President Bush, right, is greeted by British Prime Minister Tony Blair at Hillsborough Castle, Monday, April 7, 2003 in Hillsborough, Northern Ireland. Bush and Blair are grappling with three of the world's toughest conflicts in Bush's 19-hour visit to Northern Ireland, discussing war and rebuilding in Iraq while trying to revive peace efforts in Northern Ireland and the Middle East. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)