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Grok3 AI: Belfast Newsletter August 4th, 1932. Senator Counihan and Senator Comyn K.C.
The article you’ve referenced from the Belfast Newsletter dated August 4, 1932, provides a snapshot of a critical moment in Irish political and economic history, specifically relating to the Irish Free State’s disputes with Britain over land annuities and the … Continue reading
Neutrality and the Republic of Ireland, as Starmer warms up the war footing, let us not be naive. Have you heard of World War II and the “Donegal Corridor”?
The Donegal corridor and the Battle of the Atlantic As Europe fell to the advancing German armies in the early months of World War II, the United Kingdom became more and more isolated and increasingly dependent on the Atlantic trade … Continue reading
COURAGE.MEDIA : Radical Islam is Consuming Germany …. A need to know read
Radical Islam is Consuming Germany The knives aren’t just in hands — they’re in the heart of what used to be a country 27 May 2025 Ayaan Hirsi Ali View articles Germany, the economic heart of Europe — the supposed … Continue reading
Grok3 AI: Bloody Sunday 1920 – Croke Park: Michael Comyn K.C.
Bloody Sunday 1920 Croke Park Michael Comyn On November 21, 1920, during the Irish War of Independence, an event known as Bloody Sunday unfolded in Dublin, marked by significant violence at Croke Park. That morning, the Irish Republican Army (IRA), … Continue reading
Grok3 AI: Admiral Sir Burton Macnamara … family inheritance through my great grandmother Marcella Johnston married to Captain Francis Blake-Forster
Admiral Sir Burton Macnamara. Here is more information. He is supposed to have a memorial in San Michel France. Educated at Portarlington and Ennis, Burton Macnamara, the seventh son carved out a distinguished career in the navy. He received his … Continue reading
Grok3 AI: Michael Comyn KC, friend of Erskine Childers and defence counsel. Quote: “The rushed execution, while an appeal was pending, was seen as a negation of justice by Comyn, who later described it as the worst miscarriage he had witnessed. Some sources suggest the Free State authorities acted swiftly to prevent a possible rescue attempt.”
Michael Comyn KC was a prominent Irish barrister who defended Erskine Childers during his trial in November 1922. Childers, an English-born Irish nationalist, was a key figure in the Irish War of Independence and opposed the Anglo-Irish Treaty, aligning with … Continue reading
Grok3 AI: Citizen journalism article Royal City of Dublin hospital, Upper Baggot Street, Dublin 4. Can you identify and create a report
3 posts 15 web pages Below is a citizen journalism-style article about the Royal City of Dublin Hospital on Upper Baggot Street, Dublin 4, based on available information and adopting a community-focused, investigative tone typical of citizen journalism. The article … Continue reading
Grok3 AI: Urban abandonments and dereliction citizen journalism, can you find this and make a report
1 post 15 web pages Citizen Journalism Report: Urban Abandonments and Dereliction Urban abandonment and dereliction—the decay of buildings, vacant lots, and neglected infrastructure—represent a growing issue in cities worldwide. These neglected spaces harm community well-being, lower property values, and … Continue reading
Source: Mother Jones. Trumpian Chaos Has Infected the Planet’s Most Remote Research Outpost: Antarctica
Skip to main content Trumpian Chaos Has Infected the Planet’s Most Remote Research Outpost: Antarctica “There’s a sense of unease on the station like people have never felt before.” Advertise with Mother Jones Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star visited Palmer Station, … Continue reading
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New Atlas: Meta’s undersea cable to be longer than the Earth is round
Telecommunications Meta’s undersea cable to be longer than the Earth is round By David Szondy March 01, 2025 Laying the shore end of the Meta cable Meta View 2 Images Meta (formerly Facebook) plans to build the world’s longest undersea cable … Continue reading
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