Why would @allianceparty block replies?
"Why would you want Northern Ireland to miss out on good green jobs, warmer homes and cheaper energy bills?"
@AndrewMuirNI says DUP climate denial is holding Northern Ireland back.
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Comments off. People have given up on any of these people delivering anything at all. Time is up. They told us we needed Stormont back to address the cost of living crisis - but they got a 24% pay rise to address it themselves. Enough.
People in NI want delivery, not more psychodrama from their political representatives.
From tackling waiting lists, to bringing down living costs and working towards a shared future, our focus remains on the issues that matter most.
@sianalliance
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“Prince William says UK faces terrifying risk of more wildfires due to climate change.”
Yet, the Royal Family's two newly leased AgustaWestland helicopters flew 58,000 miles (420 flying hours) between February and November 2025.
Prince William has taken a helicopter 47 times to Windsor and 5 (so far) to his new home, Forest Lodge - flying to multiple locations every single month - including a 40-mile flight to an event.
Meanwhile, us plebs are told to only boil the exact amount of water we need in a kettle.
Foreign nationals account for more than 10 per cent of NI’s prison population, Assembly hears, including people awaiting trial
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🚨BREAKING: Dominik Tarczyński says GLOBALISTS are behind the coup in Poland
They hate Poland because it is thriving while opposing their agenda. 🇵🇱
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The social media ban was never really about protecting children. The real goal was ending online anonymity, making it easier to identify and persecute dissidents, crushing free speech and advancing the plan to impose a totalitarian system of digital IDs. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
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Chancellor John Healey just handed Ukraine another £10bn while British households are still choosing between heating and eating. Zelensky said it made his day. Millions of people across Britain who are struggling with the cost of living crisis are still waiting for theirs.
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The trial of the migrant who raped a 10 year old girl at CityWest Hotel in Dublin was due to start today.
Instead, the prosecutor has dropped the charges, on the date of the trial commencing.
Judge Nolan has accepted this and immediately released the migrant.
The State also happens to have been the legal guardian for that 10 year old girl. The State was also supposed to have deported him half a year before the assaults.
And by the way, the migrant himself admitted guilt to one of the two charges, stating that he kissed her. His excuse was that she told him she was 18… a 10 year old girl.
I suspect we will hear a deafening silence from many corners of what is simply the anti-Irish political landscape.
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Part 1: The €150 Billion European Loan and the Bondholders
To understand the dismantling of the Triple Lock, you must first understand the financial architecture that makes it necessary. It begins with the European Union’s pivot to a war economy.
In July 2025, the EU advanced the SAFE Regulation (Security Action for Europe).
This is the financial engine of this entire operation. The SAFE Regulation was designed to strengthen the European defence industrial base by offering a staggering €150 billion in loans to Member States for urgent defence investments.
How is a €150 billion loan generated?
Through sovereign bonds. The European Union, acting on behalf of its member states, including Ireland, issues bonds to private investors, hedge funds, and institutional wealth managers.
These bondholders give the EU cash up front to build up the continent's military capabilities. In return, the taxpayers of Europe are committed to paying back not just the principal, but decades of compounding interest.
Bondholders get rich off the guaranteed, multi-generational tax revenue of European citizens.
By signing up to these EU defence directives, Ireland’s leaders are committing our proportional share of the national wealth to service a pan-European war debt, locking us into the financial ecosystem of international arms procurement.
🚨 EXPOSED: The real reason the Triple Lock is being dismantled. Look closely at the image below and the signage 🚨
Simon Harris and the government are pushing to remove the Triple Lock not for peacekeeping, but to unlock billions in EU-backed debt to funnel straight into the hands of foreign arms dealers.
The timeline says it all: they signed up to the EU loans, approved massive arms contracts, and are now ripping up the law that stops them from using those weapons freely.
All without a Dáil debate or your consent.
You and your children will be paying the interest to bondholders for decades so European weapons manufacturers can get rich.
Neutrality sold to the highest bidder.
More details and explanations to follow

ALT Here is a realistic, documentary-style photograph of a protest outside Leinster House (the Irish Parliament) in Dublin to accompany your post. It captures the public opposition, featuring protesters with banners and signs championing the Triple Lock, highlighting neutrality, and protesting against the high debt.
The @businessposthq will be all over this
They sold bonds in your name. You pay for 45 years. The guns arrive now. On Friday 27 June 2025 Simon Harris signed Ireland into SAFE, a €150 billion EU weapons loan scheme. No Dáil vote. No costing. A press release. How it works: the European Commission sells bonds to
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Meanwhile, typical pish on #nolanlive. Won’t talk about this
Thousands of people were censored and demonised for saying old people were being sacrificed!
And now after an ‘enquiry’ costing taxpayers at least £342 MILLION!! …. We have been proved right.
Sadly, so many lovely grandparents and parents will never know how hard we fought for them.
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One for the news tomorrow @RadioUlster @StephenNolan @bbcnewsline @UTVNews
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Have a date yet @FergalBowers
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He didn't "confirm" it, he SAID it.
Andy Burnham first PM to confirm Kremlin role in Brexit vote
The prime minister has revealed UK authorities told him there was ‘clear evidence’ that Moscow meddled in the referendum
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No Stormont. No Pay.
⛔️💥NEW GARVAGHY: “No parade, no Stormont.” - TUV says the DUP must walk away from power-sharing
🎥🎤@TUVonline MLA @TGastonMLA says “a line has been crossed” and Stormont is no longer sustainable following the Drumcree stand-off.
He also expresses a lack of confidence in PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher.
Chief Reporter @jamesgould23 is at Stormont and will have more throughout the day.
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Hi DCC,
What is the maintenance schedule for road drainage work in DCC. Half a day of rain and the roads start flooding.
@DubCityCouncil
Meanwhile, they’re cutting the NHS budget after MLAs got a £24000 annual pay rise. Unreal. @taramillstv
A former council boss has been convicted of charges connected to the deleting of an email to former Democratic Unionist Party leader Arlene Foster.
Trial of a CEO, a series from The State of Us podcast, is available on BBC Sounds and the BBC News NI YouTube channel.
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Do white people not get cancer, @macmillancancer?
Comments switched off. 😐
Man charged with arson after 10 small fires at park in east London.
Read more 🔗 trib.al/OUdwB0k
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