dregin wrote: » If parler doesn't work out, I'll be surprised if they don't just throw up a mastodon (https://joinmastodon.org/) instance.
[Deleted User] wrote: » If he was in any way a good business man, he would have set up his own twitter years ago.
Deleted User wrote: » He's now gotten 4 other people suspended trying to tweet from their accounts. Hilarious.
irishbucsfan wrote: » It was an unconstitutional referendum, so that’s why the result was so one sided. Same reason a Scottish independence referendum would absolutely need Westminster backing before it could legitimately go ahead. The last poll I saw the majority of people polled were against independence.
The Inbetween is mine wrote: » Looks like Donald Trump's twitter is suspended again Actually... looks like a permanent suspension
Dubinusa wrote: » Just thinking about the covid. Would it be wrong to postpone all pro sports? Wouldn't player safety be the 1st priority?
errlloyd wrote: » 3 cases of the South African variant detected here in Ireland. (Presumably, Munster are considering signing them)
Deleted User wrote: » Saw this elsewhere... I'm a bit of a cynic. Who is making the connection between that event and his suicide. Some radio dj tweeted about it first and I thought it was a disgrace. Is Dublin live reputable
Bazzo wrote: » A referendum on independence passed with a 90% + majority in Catalonia a few years back but was blocked by the Spanish government
Dubinusa wrote: » I didn't know. Are they looking to cede?
Zzippy wrote: » It's richer the same way Dublin is richer than the rest of Ireland, or see also California -USA. It is the economic powerhouse of the Spanish economy.
Dubinusa wrote: » How is Catalonia richer? Serious?
The Lost Sheep wrote: » Catalonia generates nearly a quarter of Spains GDP and exports more than a quarter of Spains total exports which is a fair bit more than the population of Catalonia.
[Deleted User] wrote: » I don't think impeachment will happen either, as I said - if the papers get to the senate they *might* demand privately that he resign but if he refuses I'd say that would be the end of it and everyone will sit out the two weeks. Him being able to run again might or might not be a good thing for Republicans. They've lost the senate and both houses and I suspect there is a good deal that will come out about Trumps actions in office when he leaves office. Either way - much like Trump, the Republican party will do whatever is in their own best interest.
ito wrote: » Why is that? The majority of Spanish population is PRO EU, because we are stronger together. Spain wants unity, that is what EU means. The main reason part of Catalonia wants to be independant is because they are richer than the rest of the country and they don't want to share, end of the story. Do not forget that one of EU pillars of EU, one of its foundations are solidarity and unity; sharing with the ones that are needed. And that is basically why they don't have any real supporters in Europe.
irishbucsfan wrote: » There’s no threat of impeachment. There’s no way two thirds of senate are going to vote to make Trump ineligible to run for public office when so many of them are potentially going to be reliant on the support of his followers for re-election in two years. Trump is a gravy train for fundraising. If it happens I will buy Venjur 100 bottles of whiskey
irishbucsfan wrote: » If it happens I will buy Venjur 100 bottles of whiskey
[Deleted User] wrote: » The 25th won't happen. The procedure itself is completely open to abuse and it's not really meant to be used as a short cut to impeachment. If impeachment papers go to the senate quickly enough what might happen is that McConnell will tell Trump to resign. Given that Fox news and many republicans are saying that the riots were antifa in disguise I think it's more likely they will try and BS their way out of it all, but the death of a police officer makes things more consequential. It's being reported that Giuliani is potentially in trouble for partly inciting the capital riot and that Trumps statement yesterday was a pre-emptive move as he may be in the same boat. I still suspect that nothing will happen through to the 20th bar Trump maybe being a bit quieter on social media.
irishbucsfan wrote: » Well she doesn’t need Republican support in the house and they all already know that It’s Schumer who needs the Republican support Impeachment will definitely not happen. It’d rule Trump out of ever running again. He’s going nowhere I’d say EDIT: I’d say the only way the 25th happens is if Pemce agrees to Pardon Trump and then immediately reinstate him!
[Deleted User] wrote: » Saw this elsewhere... I'm a bit of a cynic. Who is making the connection between that event and his suicide. Some radio dj tweeted about it first and I thought it was a disgrace. Is Dublin live reputable
Synode wrote: » This is shocking. RIP. Got vile abuse for doing his job, protecting the Community, because of that utter disgrace who I won't even namehttps://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/gardaf390-alan-leblique-funeral-condolences-19584670
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