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Good day, spectators,
And every so often, during the relentless grind of imperial violence and Western hypocrisy that we cover in the spectacle, something happens that makes you want to put the laptop down and just appreciate it for a mome...
me enjoying a pint.
Good day or afternoon or evening, spectators,
It’s me and I’m going to do something I do only twice a year and ask you for a little help for the magazine and myself.
As most of you will know, the spectacle is free to...
Good day, spectators,
And I thought I might be a little late to this story as it happened last week however I did want to observe and see what the rest of the week brought to it.
By now you should be familiar with the script, so familiar...
Good day, spectators,
And let’s be honest off the bat, The Good Friday Agreement was never designed to deliver a united Ireland. It was designed to be a plaster, applied to a wound that had been bleeding for thirty years, intended to stop...
Good day, spectators,
And the timing could not be more perfect. Fresh off my Independence Day piece on the state of Ukraine in 2026, in which I argued that the country is being used as a tool of Western imperial interests while its own peo...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Irish writer. observer of world news and culture. haver of discussions. immigrant—I write the spectacle to help me make sense of the mess in a world that would rather ignore it.
Exhibiting a precocious generosity of curiosity and enthusiasm
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