Notes from a Centrist Dad* (Not actually a dad)
Notes by Jason O'MahonyPolitics, History, Political Fiction and Old TV shows.
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A Le Pen party would do better in Ireland than people think.
I think Marine Le Pen is going to be the next President of France. I’d vote for Phillippe myself, and in a Le Pen/Melenchon run-off I suspect I’d cast a blank ballot given that Melenchon is more pro-Russian than Le Pen.
But the more I read...
Jason’s Diary (October 10th)
I see Dimitri Medvedev has attacked Marine Le Pen online. I don’t buy it. Both her and Le Pen know it helps her with centrist voters to be attacked by Russian fascists, and cost neither anything to put on a show. I still think a Le Pen pres...
I love this online summit photo.
Mark Carney looks like he’s about to be interrupted through that door by a cleaner. “Em, I’m on a call here.” “Sorry love, but that floor isn’t going to mop itself.”
Macron is in the specially designed online summit corner of the Elysee. F...
An Guide to Irish Political Parties (Sept 2026)
Sinn Fein: A United Ireland (paid for by someone other than Irish taxpayers) is the big idea that will solve every problem from A&E waiting lists to your bum looking too big in those new jeans.
Fine Gael: Change as little as possible/the E...
Would Europe actually fight a Russian invasion?
The fact that today, 12 years after the Russians seized Crimea and 10 years after the election of Donald Trump, Europe is still almost totally reliant on the United States for the defence of our continent is shameful. It’s one area where he...
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Europe, the US, the UK, NATO and the EU. And 1960s and 1970s TV.
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