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Steph Geremia joins Marty to chat about her new album
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Louise Duffy Wednesday 21 June 2023
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John Creedon Thursday 1 June 2023
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Late Date Monday 22 May 2023
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Late Date Monday 23 January 2023
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Late Date Monday 5 December 2022
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Marty chats to Martin Nolan of Julien's Auctions about Newbridge Silverware and that Marilyn Monroe dress!
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Combat 18 and the State: Part One
Introduction The aim of this short article is to try and shed a bit more light on the question of Combat 18 and the involvement of the state. Any topic like this is, by necessity, going to require a significant amount of speculation. (MI5 are hardly forthcoming about their activities after all). But I’ve tried to keep that speculation sober and careful. Still though, any article like this should be treated with caution, regardless of who’s writing it.
An Unholy Alliance: Who’s Behind the “Antifa are Terrorists” meme
This is back in the news again, most recently with comments by Ted Cruz. So it’s worth examining this claim in more detail, in particular where the slogan orginates. Before I get into that though, some context. Antifa are not a group It’s a tactic, at most a network. I know of two exceptions to that. There’s Antifa UK, who have been defunct for a decade and the small British antifacist group Red Antifa. Perhaps I’ve missed a group or two, but the point stands.
The Canary in the coalmine
The Canary describe themselves as delivering campaigning journalism that informs and empowers people to change their world And in terms of profile at least, they’ve been growing in strength since ther launch in 2015. According to editor in chief Kerry-Anne Mendoza the site was attracting 3.5 million unique users monthly back in 2016. (Free and Fearless, Hacked Off, 2016). So while there’s much that can be said about them, their relative success can’t be denied. But what are The Canary really about?
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