Istanbul probably
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A Garda killer been sent to a low security detention centre
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A Garda killer is able to stroll out of said low security detention centre
Hopefully this cunt is recaptured soon and doesn’t see the light of day again for a long, long time
- A Garda Killer with NINETY ONE fucking convictions send to a low security detention centre.
Thinking that a Garda killer should be treated differently to a killer of say a teacher or shop keeper.
Garda are better than teachers.
That is all.
Yours etc,
GSH.
The St Patricks Day Festival organisers calling 2 comedy nights a “Fr Ted Weekend” when the only performers are Joe Rooney and Patrick McDonnell.
Apart from that the line up around the City seems decent enough actually, pity the rain is going to make a shite of it by the looks of it out there.
Nabbed this morning in Derry 
Can you shed more information on this story mate?
Tunnock’s Tea Cakes being displaced from their regular prominent supermarket shelf position to make way for seasonal Easter Mallows.
Ah here, are you serious ?
Absolutely mate. I’ll get a photo later if I get a chance when I’m in Centra.
joe.ie
This is worse than than Rodney King, at least Rodney King wasn’t actually killed.
How can you shoot dead an unarmed 17 year old who is going about his business and not even be arrested?
http://www.bbc.co.uk…canada-17453433
20 March 2012 Last updated at 21:30 GMT
Public fury over ‘racist’ Trayvon Martin killing
There’s mounting outrage at the shooting dead of an unarmed black teenager in Florida - it is online [/url]and it is [url=“http://www.cfnews13.com/content/news/cfnews13/news/article.html/content/news/articles/cfn/2012/3/16/travon_martin_shooting”]on the streets.
The reason for the fury is the belief that 17-year-old Trayvon Martin was a victim of racism. Not what is now called a “hate crime” - not that he was targeted for random violence because of his colour. Not that sort of racism, but the racism of assumption: that a black teenager in a hoodie in smart neighbourhood must be up to no good.
It is the assumption by police that the man who shot him was telling the truth, that it was self defence, even though Trayvon was near his own home, armed only with a bag of sweets and a soft drink.
The anger is all the stronger because a series of emergency calls to the police are very revealing and disturbingly graphic.
In the first, the neighbourhood watch captain, George Zimmerman, shows his suspicion of the teenager: his anger that could be summed up as “they” keep getting away with “it” and his refusal to listen to police advice to not go after Trayvon Martin.
There are disturbing 911 calls from neighbours where you can hear prolonged screaming in the back ground. And then a single shot.
Then there is the testimony of a friend who Trayvon called moments before his death, when he asks why he is being followed. Then there are sounds of a struggle.
The police did not arrest the man who shot the teenager, even though he, unlike Trayvon Martin, had been arrested in the past.
Florida, though, has a law - often known as the “stand your ground” that makes it far from certain that those defending themselves can be arrested for a crime.
A very few see the outrage as orchestrated by a liberal media. There has been a bit of an odd argument that Mr Zimmerman was not white but Hispanic.
But it is pretty obvious a lot of black people think it self-evident that this is about race.
Chauncy De Vega has some profound reflections on this which are well worth reading.
It is only 72 years since Congress would not pass a law making lynching illegal.
The US has travelled a long way since then, but it is not surprising that cases like this stir up fears that some lessons have not been learnt well enough.
Foreign policy being practiced at home by the sound of things
Yanks :lol: :lol:
Watch yourself. We know where you live.
I’ve me tinfoil hat on and all my wmd are pointed at Dollywood.
That letter from Nell McCafferty in the Irish Times yesterday. I don’t even want to link to it if it means I accidentally read it again.
In an eggshell Thraw - what was it about?
Her being sexy
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