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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An Occasional Guide to Irish Politics: The Non-Victim Irish Patriot.
There’s a certain type of self-declared Irish patriot who is essentially a collection of grievances. We are the Most Oppressed People Ever. Whether it’s the Brits, the EU, NATO, Israel (the latest, apparently) or our own traitorous potatoes...
12 Predictions for the next 10 years.
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We will witness a major drone swarm terrorist attack on a European city which will radically transform public attitudes to security.
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An AI agent will be tasked to attempt to kill a tech billionaire.
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We will see a re-emergenc...
Jason's Diary (11th August)
I see there is much talk of return hubs and other refugee facilities outside of continental Europe. As you can see from above it is not a new idea. Indeed, I wrote a satirical novel on the very subject (“A Little Piece of Europe”) ten years...
Billionaires are simply not as rich as we think they are.
Every now and then someone in my workplace will speculate as to what they would do if they won the lottery. The answer nearly always involves not working any more, and it’s usually at that point that I suck all the joy out of the conversati...
Jason's Diary (1st August)
Vacant Homes Refurbishments.
If there’s one subject that creates a certain type of ire it’s the subject of abandoned vacant homes. Walking past derelict homes in the middle of a national housing crisis makes the blood boil, and a lot of th...
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Europe, the US, the UK, NATO and the EU. And 1960s and 1970s TV.
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