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Constituency Offices…#13 Alex Maskey
Sinn Fein seem to make a distinction between a “constituency” office and an “advice centre”. This of course facilitates any MLA ( Paul Maskey, Willie Clarke, Conor Murphy, Francie Molloy,Michelle Gildernew, Gerry Adams, Martina Anderson, Pat Doherty) resigning the Assembly … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Maskey MLA, Constituency Offices, Mairtin O'Muilleoir, south belfast
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Chris Lyttle Day…A Public Holiday
I wont be at Stormont today to hear Chris Lyttle MLA (Alliance) say anyhthing interesting about Martin Luther King. Martin Luther King born on 15th January….has Martin Luther King Day (Third monday in January). There really should be a Chris … Continue reading
Chris Lyttle Has A Dream
Congratulations to Chris Lyttle MLA of Alliance Party for hosting a reception at Stormont tomorrow to mark the fiftieth anniversary of Martin Luther King’s “I Have A Dream” speech. Hmmm the problem with being as old as I am….I know … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance Party, Chris Lyttle MLA, Civil Rights, Martin Luther King
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The Myth Of “Civic Society”
One of the great myths of the Peace Process, the Good Friday Agreement and the Conflict Resolutionists for fifteen years has been that there is something called CIVIC SOCIETY. As Politicians dont really like the notion…as it tends to undermine … Continue reading
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Tagged Civic Forum, Civic Society, Conflict Resolution, Queens University, Tyrone Guthrie
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Universities Promote Intolerance?
Here is a thought. Especially for those of you about to start University or looking thru a list of modules on your course. Are Universities promoting INTOLERANCE? Well no self respecting Academic would agree with this proposition. They would say … Continue reading
Here We Go! Here We Go! Here We Go!
So in a few hours the 2013-14 Premiership Season gets under way. Tonight some teams will have three points on the board. Some will have one point. Some will have none. There will be at least one first day shock, … Continue reading
Journalists And Actors
Heres an odd thing. The Fitzjames Horse family got our first TV set…an Echo (might have been spelt EKCO) in September 1959. It was Black and White of course. Only two channels in those days, the BBC and the new, … Continue reading
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Tagged Big School, David Walliams, Helen Madden, James Greene, Little Britain, Romper Room, UTV
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Politics And The Internet
I was never really been convinced by the argument that The Internet will change Politics. While I still think that firm believers in the New Technology are over-selling the importance, my own assessment that the Internet will be as influential … Continue reading
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Tagged Blogging, Culture wars, Internet, Loyalists Against Democracy
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Happy Anniversary “Czar”
I started this blog two years ago today. This is Post #875. Congratulations if you have actually read ALL of them. π I did not have particuarly high hopes for this Blog. It was not the first time I had … Continue reading
The Night They Drove Old Ulster Down?
“A Week Is A Long Time in Politics” Forty-Two years….is a very long time indeed. Earlier this week I blogged about the introduction of Internment without Trial and its violent aftermath on 9th August 1971. For several years afterwards the … Continue reading
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Tagged An FΓ©ile, Belfast, Flegs, Loyalists Against Democracy, Mairtin O'Muilleoir, Twitter, World Police and Fire Games
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