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Yesterday (22/01/2018) the leaders of France and Germany met at the small town of Aachen to sign the Franco-German Treaty on Cooperation and Integration. The mainstream media have been largely silent on this event for two reasons; firstly, they’re aware that it’s unpopular and confirms the fears of Euroskeptics within and without, and; secondly, other European and global issues, depending on where you get your news, have dominated the landscape, conveniently burying what is a great stride towards total European integration. President Macron and his apparent new political guru, Chancellor Merkel, have declared to the public that this treaty builds on the Elysee Treaty, signed by Chancellor Adenauer and President de Gaulle in 1963. Their words, in public at least, have attempted to frame this as part of the long-term reconciliation process between the two European giants – but in reality, this is nothing of the sort. This treaty, which has been dubbed the Aachen

The president of the Irish Association of Emergency Medicine, Dr Emily O’Connor is calling on the HSE and the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) to “reach a solution in a sustainable fashion.” The health system is already overstretched and there needs to be immediate action, she told RTE’s Today with Sean O’Rourke show. The association’s concerns were addressed in a letter sent to both the HSE and the INMO. “We wanted to flag the effects that a strike is going to have on emergency departments.” Dr O’Connor pointed out that emergency departments typically see between 3,500 and 4,000 patients over any 24 hour period. “We will do our best,” she said, but she is concerned that nurses who are trained in the Manchester Triage method will not be available. Under the Manchester Triage system nurses are able to identify who needs to be treated first. Doctors are not trained to do this, she said. We are concerned we won’t have

Islam says "Smile while in your heart you know Christians and Jews are your enemies". People keep quiet because are afraid of Islam and afraid of being accused of racism which is a big hole they will fall into, which is exacerbated by the violent rhetoric of Islam. Islam has even hijacked and captured Hyde Park corner effectively preventing the freedom of speech that it is famous for... So there are many marriages that are not in the system in UK, but are official for Muslims, so there is no telling what happens. So a man can have 4 wives yet each women gets single mother welfare / allowance. Muslim women have to pay 300 pounds for a divorce. A man just has to say the word divorce three times! [embed]https://youtu.be/uun1-ye5s7A[/embed] A man can remarry a women, but before a women can re-marry the same man, she first has to sleep with another man, but if that other man refuses to divorce her again, the first man loses out. Marriages can last even a few

Elites Fight God to Appoint Themselves as our gods with their own Degenerate Moral Code! Have Courage To Get Angry! The Liberal World Order has been working for decades to take over our world and enslave humanity as their subjects, serfs and slaves. The signing of the UN Global Migration Pact on 11 December will usher in this New World Order when UN will take over control of country's borders! This will surely end in chaos as billions of humans will flood West, turning it into a 3rd world hellhole! [embed]https://youtu.be/UtfBEJpM3Ks[/embed] Immigration is The New Holodomor and Holocaust and another Irish Famine to Ethnically Cleanse and Disenfranchise The Irish and Europeans From Their Own Homeland, Heritage and Country! The powers that be want to create a low wage mixed race European Federation and they have the power to do it - they own the banks, the media, the multinationals and governments. At the highest level there is a war where elites want to remove an

Julian Assange is a pioneering whistleblower in the digital-age, speaking truth to power like no one before him managed on such a significant scale. As he sits in a London jail cell, here’s why we should be grateful for his work. By setting up the international non-profit organization WikiLeaks in Iceland in 2006, Assange irrevocably shifted the balance of power in the online era. From humble beginnings as a master coder and hacker, caught by Australian authorities in 1995 but escaping a prison term, to the foremost publisher of sensitive, embarrassing and potentially dangerous material for the world to see, Assange's storied career as a publisher and whistleblower has captured headlines, and the global public's attention for years. RT takes a look back at the key moments in Assange’s career that remind us why the world owes him such a debt of gratitude. The early years In 2007, WikiLeaks published emails exposing the manuals for Camp Delta, a controversial US

With unemployment skyrocketing, the government are increasing carbon tax and driving up heating costs. BEN SCALLAN comments. Donate today to Gript! https://gript.ie/donate-to-gript/ See more at https://gript.ie Follow our socials: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GriptMedia Twitter: https://twitter.com/griptmedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/griptmedia/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/griptmedia Our Podcasts: https://gript.ie/podcasts/ #gript

John and Sarah are joined from the Seanad by Senator Ronan Mullen, in an episode that covers Colette Colfer’s stand against her university’s new gender policy, an update on the hate speech bill, and a question about whether the Seanad is a more hostile place than it used to be. PODCAST: https://gript.ie/podcasts/despatches-from-the-seanad/ Available on Spotify […]

Equality Minister Roderic O’Gorman says a ‘Yes’ vote in the Care Referendum would place an “obligation on the State” to support care.

Dublin inner city council electee Malachy Steenson has vowed to “build the nationalist movement” going forward.

Asked if Ireland’s significant teacher shortage is due to lack of investment, Education Minister Norma Foley says her Department is the “third highest spending” government department, and that “We have never had as many teachers employed in the system as we do currently.”

Western Europe has “stopped growing” and “innovating” and needs “de-regulation” and “tax cuts”, says Adam Smith Institute research director, Maxwell Marlow.

A Judge expressed “grave concern” that Roderic O’Gorman’s department stopped funding The Child Law Project: a body that monitors court cases of vulnerable children in State care, which often exposes Tusla’s failings. O’Gorman explained “We can’t just extend their funding”

Minister Paschal Donohoe says Fine Gael “won’t be recommending” the closure of QUANGOs and State agencies in the upcoming election, saying they are “highly accountable” and that “the majority of the time they do use the country’s money in the way the country wants.”

Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman admits that he has put in planning objections previously, but defends this on the basis that “Not every planning application is a good planning application.” #GE24

John and Sarah talk the latest twists in Russia and Israel, Blindboy’s new RTE documentary, and the latest twists in the very, very, very unexciting general election. PODCAST: https://gript.ie/podcasts/voting-our-way-through-ww3/ 00:00 Introduction and Personal Anecdotes 02:52 Philosophy and Stoicism in Modern Discourse 05:54 International Affairs: Russia and Israel 08:50 The Role of Ireland on the World […]