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Author Archives: michelleclarke2015
Government released detailed expenditure data today. Ireland’s yearly social welfare bill has exploded from €9bn to €43bn. That is a €34bn increase and a 370% surge. Even in the last 3 years alone it is up €6.4bn. This is completely out of control.
Remember 1973 esp oil crisis impact and learn “There are no military options for Iran. Attack them, and they will destroy the Gulf States oil industries, rain hundreds of missiles onto Israel, close the Arabian Gulf, and shoot oil prices … Continue reading
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Half of all new electricity demand in the U.S. last year came from data centers—just as public opinion of them plummets. Comment: (Ireland may hope to have data centres to facilitate the FDI companies, but as a country so dependent on importing energy, we should keep the content of this article.
AIData centers Half of all new electricity demand in the U.S. last year came from data centers—just as public opinion of them plummets By Tristan Bove Contributing Reporter April 20, 2026, 2:54 PM ET Add us on Signs opposing a … Continue reading
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Mario Nawfal on X: Iran is reportedly planning a single coordinated strike that could wipe out 32% of global oil supply.
Iran is reportedly planning a single coordinated strike that could wipe out 32% of global oil supply. The targets, according to Tasnim News Agency: If even half of this plays out alongside a Hormuz blockade, the global energy market won’t … Continue reading
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Explosive Media: Check out Lego Rap. Young Iranians initiative yet they are being blocked by YouTube, here is their appeal
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Yanis Varoufakis on X: Palantir Palantir were kind enough to sum up its hideous ideology in 22 points. And I have taken the liberty of annotating each one of them. Here is my interpretation of all 22 of them (preserving the original numbering – for the original see their tweet below):
Yanis Varoufakis @yanisvaroufakis Palantir were kind enough to sum up its hideous ideology in 22 points. And I have taken the liberty of annotating each one of them. Here is my interpretation of all 22 of them (preserving the original … Continue reading
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The Conversation: The market for oil is global, which is why events like the war in Iran affect oil prices – and prices of the wide range of products made from oil – literally everywhere. Federal data shows that the price at the primary crude oil hub in the U.S. was US$66 a barrel in late February 2026 – before the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran – and $101 a barrel on April 13. Similar price increases have reverberated around the globe.
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Randall Lane : TED The problem with billionaires – and the debut of True Net Worth
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President Trump declares a “new dawn” is coming for Cuba … (amazing it is not Haiti)
Daniel Davis Deep Dive @DanielLDavis1 Is anyone even gonna ask the obvious question: why? Why has it become normal for America to go attacking and destroying and seizing other countries and taking their assets, without any justification? It goes beyond … Continue reading
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