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#91

General discussion / Re: Hamas attack Israel & sub...

Last post by LC - Today at 02:29:55 PM

And yet people continue to play the antisemitism, poor Jews, like seriously.

https://www.theguardian.com/news/article/2024/may/21/uk-risks-descending-into-darkness-of-antisemitism-michael-gove-to-say

No doubt this drum is being continually banged to detract from the reality / brutality what is going on.

Netanyanhu is no different that the b##tards who were in charge of Yugoslavia politically / militarily in the 90s.

#92

General discussion / Re: Hamas attack Israel & sub...

Last post by johnnycool - Today at 02:17:26 PM

Genocide Joe now calling an international court "Outrageous". If Donald Trump said that we would all be aghast. Its clear there is zero difference between Biden and Trump, 2 cheeks on the same arse. He is right though, there is no equivalence between Hamas and Israel. One is an invader, armed to the teeth with the highest tech weapons imaginable holding millions of people in an open air prison and committing Genocide. The other is a resistance movement firing the equivalent of bows and arrows at their more powerful occupier. Definitely no equivalence.

Western standards laid bare for all to see:



When he received threats not to go after Israel,
@KarimKhanQC
 reveals "a senior leader" told him the ICC "is built for Africa and for thugs like Putin", and not for the West and its allies.

He should be careful or he might end up in a helicopter or car crash.

Or commit "suicide"

 

#93

Antrim / Re: Antrim Hurling

Last post by NorthAntrim - Today at 02:12:06 PM

Yes, they are competing very well. Shouldve been in place years ago

But failing to field in the reserve league as a result.

Hence my reference to everyone working together to get a joined up solution.

Loughgiel are probably the best blessed numbers wise. They have entered Div 2 as a result of limited games in res leagues over the years with (im guessing) other teams letting them down. The stronger reserve teams should play all county leagues in my opinion. The weaker play in the divisional leagues, north and south antrim and scrap these Reserve leagues

#94

General discussion / Re: The Many Faces of US Polit...

Last post by J70 - Today at 02:10:15 PM

It's degree lads. The Republicans want to give carte blanche to Israel. They're going mad at Biden for even pausing the shipments of 2000 lb bombs, with the House officially "rebuking" him recently. They're on tv arguing that the Gazan civilians are fair game because they elected and support Hamas. You think it's bad for the Palestinians now? Just wait till Trump wins and the GOP take back the Senate this autumn.

#95

GAA Discussion / Re: Joe Brolly

Last post by Truthsayer - Today at 01:44:43 PM

Brolly embarrassed to be from Derry.

Also annoyed at Mckinless's stamp.

Is that a whistle for another torrent of abusive messages about Brolly.
I get him being annoyed at McKinless stamp... not being ashamed to be from Derry though.

#96

General discussion / Re: The Many Faces of US Polit...

Last post by Itchy - Today at 01:42:53 PM

Their choice is him or Biden who also criticised the Court for daring to go after Netanyahu.

I was being sarcastic, Trump didnt say that it was Biden. But if you werent told would you know the difference?

#97

General discussion / Re: Hamas attack Israel & sub...

Last post by Itchy - Today at 01:42:10 PM

Genocide Joe now calling an international court "Outrageous". If Donald Trump said that we would all be aghast. Its clear there is zero difference between Biden and Trump, 2 cheeks on the same arse. He is right though, there is no equivalence between Hamas and Israel. One is an invader, armed to the teeth with the highest tech weapons imaginable holding millions of people in an open air prison and committing Genocide. The other is a resistance movement firing the equivalent of bows and arrows at their more powerful occupier. Definitely no equivalence.

Western standards laid bare for all to see:



When he received threats not to go after Israel,
@KarimKhanQC
 reveals "a senior leader" told him the ICC "is built for Africa and for thugs like Putin", and not for the West and its allies.

He should be careful or he might end up in a helicopter or car crash.

#98

GAA Discussion / Re: Casement Park in line for ...

Last post by LC - Today at 01:35:45 PM

Tendering contractors will probably low ball their tender on basis that no doubt that the design could change and that with the Client being under time pressures they will throwing whatever £££ is necessary to get it completed in time.

#99

Laois / Re: Laois Senior Footballers 2...

Last post by County Man - Today at 01:24:40 PM

Good to get out with a win in Aughrim to get our Tailteann cup campaign back on track. We can give Fermanagh a crack to attempt to top the group on the June bank holiday weekend and get staight to a quater final. If we don't win we will still advance to a preliminary quater final.

A defensive game on Sunday where the result was in doubt right to the end. Rioghan Murphy was excellent again as he was against Carlow. Simon Fingleton had a fine game also. We didn't concede any goal opportunity to Wicklow but we had a goal chance ourselves early in the second half, Mark Barry with a decent effort which was saved.

The area to improve on is to try limit our mistakes and reduce turnovers. It is good that we have a minimum of 2 more games so hopefully we can improve again the next day out.

#100

GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster U20 and Minor Champ...

Last post by Captain Obvious - Today at 01:24:15 PM

Minor Semi finals results yesterday

Donegal  1-7 Armagh 2-8
Derry 2-14 Tyrone 1-10

Final May 26th at 1pm in Healy Park

Great to have an Armagh underage team reach the Ulster final. It seems like it has been a long time. O'Rourke has done a very good job with these lads. All the best to them.

O'Rourke stepped into a good gig, the ground work had been done with the coaches in the development panels and this group has been winning trophies at U15/16 level the last two years.  Derry will be tough nut to crack however Armagh should do well in the All Ireland series regardless of how the Ulster final goes this weekend.