Not terrible things that we just lay down and accepted, we fought back. We often lost bless us, but fight we did. Famine was different but that was nature mostly, so what can you do.
They’re all so pathetically effeminate too. As soon as he realises he can’t just shame Justin into silence he resorts to “oh you’re just angry” bullshit. Even the Holocaust shit, in their own fantasy over 6 million of them just obediently got onto the trains and then waited for others to fight for them - if we had a story like that in Irish history we’d pretend it never happened. Pathetic, weak, effeminate vermin.
It’s the same thing Pierluigi Collina has, although she doesn’t have Collina’s fucking crazy eyes so not sure she’s making the most of it. Some man for one man though!
I lived in Spain for a while and was told about this issue by a landlord. Basically all the laws are on the squatters’ side and he’d had properties hi jacked and the police wouldn’t help him. I asked him why landlords didn’t just hire security firms like the ones in the video, he said that they did but the security firms also hired squatters so that the landlords would have to hire the security firms. Very efficient systems they have going on in Spain!
There’s a lesson in that - if he had just rescued the lizard he’d be fine, but add in the time for setting up the phone to capture the moment he rescued the lizard for meaningless internet points and now he’s dead. Got a few likes out of it though hopefully.
Depends how you define “briefly.” The Danelaw lasted about 200 years and then the Normans ruled for another 300 years, so vikings of one sort or another ruled large swathes of England or all of England for about 500 uninterrupted years.
We don’t really know anything about the people that were here before the Gaels arrived. Some of their stuff is left though, Newgrange being their most famous still standing structure (built about 2,000 years before the Celts arrived). Linguistically the only ‘old Europeans’ left are the Basques in northern Spain/southern France; their native language is the only one that survived the Indo-European influx afaik.
Ha, he probably heard some of the stories about the little people (that’s what the faeries are usually called here) and joined some dots that weren’t there. And St Patrick didn’t do anything to the faeries anyway, they were defeated by the Milesians.
The US suffers from a form of Dutch disease cos it’s used as the petrodollar. This causes a lot of countries to use USD as the reserve to support the value of their currency. Both factors cause the dollar to be overvalued. While tariffs can’t directly counteract the symptoms of Dutch disease they can force dollars back to the US from abroad through taxation, which then allows the US to devalue their currency naturally rather than only through debt increases (which is probably at its limit now). The last thing the US would want would be a strengthened dollar, it’s already overvalued as it is.
The tariffs are part of a larger effort to deflate the value of the dollar to make US exports more competitive in international markets. Time will tell if it works or not, but early indications do show USD value is falling at the moment which is positive for the US, albeit too early to say if it’s a lasting trend.
This is correct. My academic background is in economics. I remember we had classes studying different countries using the Smithsonian ‘wealth of nations’ toolkit to establish why developed countries so outperformed their developing counterparts. University stuff so certain obvious trends must either be entirely ignored or justified using the traditional European guilt talking points. But the economic trends and their causes were too painfully obvious to be dismissed in this manner. So rather than address the actual cause we learned that, for as yet indecipherable reasons, the colder a country the wealthier it is, with each degree Celsius a country’s average temperature reduced its PPP increased by about USD 1,000 (up to a point, arctic circle it begins to reverse).
But the real fun came in the exceptions to this rule, because all rules must have exceptions. We learned about how we shouldn’t rely on this observed trend too heavily because regions like Arabia and Persia illustrated that it wasn’t consistent, and when challenged that these regions only bucked the trend due to an abundance of high demand natural resources, the other exceptions of Australia and Singapore were eventually wheeled out. But Australia and Singapore are only wealthy because they’re colonies of colder countries, which perfectly illustrated the racial causes of the economic disparities.
Stuff like this is why I pursued economics I think, no amount of obfuscation or false justification can ever veil the truth for long in economics with proper analysis.
What’s definitely in no way suspicious whatsoever is how ISIS, an almost comically fundamentalist Sunni organisation that even condemned the House of Saud as apostates, operated for years in Syria, even establishing their own short lived state on her territory, right next door to Israel but never felt the need to stop attacking marginally less devout Muslims to focus their anger on the jews next door. And not only did these comically fundamentalist Sunnis refrain from attacking the most highly concentrated nest of jews on earth, they also fled to their medical facilities whenever their injuries required treatment. A wonderfully unsuspicious scenario that I’m sure couldn’t possibly be replicated with comically fundamentalist Shias in Persia in the next few years.
I liked Vietnam, but I did only visit Saigon. Agree with you re the freedom out that neck of the woods though, it was even more noticeable in Cambodia, and the Vietnamese are loaded compared to the genuinely impoverished Cambodians. I wonder if it’s related to what you have to lose - are we socially compelled to ‘keep up appearances’ in order to protect our meagre property and position, while those with nothing to lose have nothing to really fear? They do also just have a completely different philosophy on life out there too though, so it may just be based in that, but I’m not sure.
Used to be pretty funny too but it’s lost its way in recent years. Mainly fairly safe lefty shite and over the top jokes now. They used to be subtle enough that pretty reputable international publications picked up their stories and believed them (Bild in Germany reported a stampede in Lidl in Ireland when a second checkout was opened for example). The below article was great though!
Irelandlost 0 points 2 days ago
130 nukes? That could cause literally billions of dollars worth of improvements to India.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=680ea567dbf78
Irelandlost 2 points 2 days ago
Not terrible things that we just lay down and accepted, we fought back. We often lost bless us, but fight we did. Famine was different but that was nature mostly, so what can you do.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=680dff897a082
Irelandlost 8 points 2 days ago
They’re all so pathetically effeminate too. As soon as he realises he can’t just shame Justin into silence he resorts to “oh you’re just angry” bullshit. Even the Holocaust shit, in their own fantasy over 6 million of them just obediently got onto the trains and then waited for others to fight for them - if we had a story like that in Irish history we’d pretend it never happened. Pathetic, weak, effeminate vermin.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=680dff897a082
Irelandlost 0 points 1 week ago
It’s the same thing Pierluigi Collina has, although she doesn’t have Collina’s fucking crazy eyes so not sure she’s making the most of it. Some man for one man though!
https://files.catbox.moe/7jl26e.jpeg
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=68082769f29d2
Irelandlost 7 points 3 weeks ago
No they do not, and if you say they do then you will be sent to prison.
/v/news viewpost?postid=67f51a7d1afca
Irelandlost 1 point 3 weeks ago
Attenborough is just an amazing man.
/v/InterestingAsFuck viewpost?postid=67f39ca68a71c
Irelandlost 6 points 4 weeks ago
I lived in Spain for a while and was told about this issue by a landlord. Basically all the laws are on the squatters’ side and he’d had properties hi jacked and the police wouldn’t help him. I asked him why landlords didn’t just hire security firms like the ones in the video, he said that they did but the security firms also hired squatters so that the landlords would have to hire the security firms. Very efficient systems they have going on in Spain!
/v/Diversity viewpost?postid=67ecac820cf5a
Irelandlost 3 points 4 weeks ago
Thanks, but street shitter is all I’ll ever need.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=67ebaaf940a18
Irelandlost 2 points 4 weeks ago
It’s been pretty obvious to me ever since that James faggot kept ordering martinis.
/v/funny viewpost?postid=67eb7e1c36f22
Irelandlost 10 points 1 month ago
There’s a lesson in that - if he had just rescued the lizard he’d be fine, but add in the time for setting up the phone to capture the moment he rescued the lizard for meaningless internet points and now he’s dead. Got a few likes out of it though hopefully.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=67e705d2aaa6c
Irelandlost 2 points 1 month ago
Depends how you define “briefly.” The Danelaw lasted about 200 years and then the Normans ruled for another 300 years, so vikings of one sort or another ruled large swathes of England or all of England for about 500 uninterrupted years.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=67e6dff0956c0
Irelandlost 1 point 1 month ago
We don’t really know anything about the people that were here before the Gaels arrived. Some of their stuff is left though, Newgrange being their most famous still standing structure (built about 2,000 years before the Celts arrived). Linguistically the only ‘old Europeans’ left are the Basques in northern Spain/southern France; their native language is the only one that survived the Indo-European influx afaik.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=67e6dff0956c0
Irelandlost -1 points 1 month ago
No we’re not, faggot.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=67e263149cf0e
Irelandlost 2 points 1 month ago
No I think you’re making that up, and I’m not really sure how you expect people to believe that a Frenchman could possibly have been a womaniser.
/v/TellUpgoat viewpost?postid=67da413fbbe48
Irelandlost 6 points 1 month ago
“… Romania has barred another populist from the contest… (for) making declarations contrary to democratic values”
War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=67da65166de8e
Irelandlost 4 points 1 month ago
Ha, he probably heard some of the stories about the little people (that’s what the faeries are usually called here) and joined some dots that weren’t there. And St Patrick didn’t do anything to the faeries anyway, they were defeated by the Milesians.
/v/Niggers viewpost?postid=67d83ce9b52d5
Irelandlost 0 points 1 month ago
Explain, in both cases. Actually try to make a point, you can do it.
/v/TellTalk viewpost?postid=67d19c8aec717
Irelandlost 0 points 1 month ago
The US suffers from a form of Dutch disease cos it’s used as the petrodollar. This causes a lot of countries to use USD as the reserve to support the value of their currency. Both factors cause the dollar to be overvalued. While tariffs can’t directly counteract the symptoms of Dutch disease they can force dollars back to the US from abroad through taxation, which then allows the US to devalue their currency naturally rather than only through debt increases (which is probably at its limit now). The last thing the US would want would be a strengthened dollar, it’s already overvalued as it is.
/v/TellTalk viewpost?postid=67d19c8aec717
Irelandlost 0 points 1 month ago
The tariffs are part of a larger effort to deflate the value of the dollar to make US exports more competitive in international markets. Time will tell if it works or not, but early indications do show USD value is falling at the moment which is positive for the US, albeit too early to say if it’s a lasting trend.
/v/TellTalk viewpost?postid=67d19c8aec717
Irelandlost 2 points 1 month ago
And while she was saying that I learned that spring had finally begun by hearing the beautiful song of the ceiling bird chirping in the background.
/v/Niggers viewpost?postid=67d029b180dfc
Irelandlost 0 points 1 month ago
Lecturers just show you how to use the tools, you don’t have to pay them much heed beyond that (other than exams obviously!)
And I’m not in academia, just remembered that example from college because of the comment I was replying to. I’m actually in finance now too!
/v/Memes viewpost?postid=67cb0a3024720
Irelandlost 1 point 1 month ago
This is correct. My academic background is in economics. I remember we had classes studying different countries using the Smithsonian ‘wealth of nations’ toolkit to establish why developed countries so outperformed their developing counterparts. University stuff so certain obvious trends must either be entirely ignored or justified using the traditional European guilt talking points. But the economic trends and their causes were too painfully obvious to be dismissed in this manner. So rather than address the actual cause we learned that, for as yet indecipherable reasons, the colder a country the wealthier it is, with each degree Celsius a country’s average temperature reduced its PPP increased by about USD 1,000 (up to a point, arctic circle it begins to reverse).
But the real fun came in the exceptions to this rule, because all rules must have exceptions. We learned about how we shouldn’t rely on this observed trend too heavily because regions like Arabia and Persia illustrated that it wasn’t consistent, and when challenged that these regions only bucked the trend due to an abundance of high demand natural resources, the other exceptions of Australia and Singapore were eventually wheeled out. But Australia and Singapore are only wealthy because they’re colonies of colder countries, which perfectly illustrated the racial causes of the economic disparities.
Stuff like this is why I pursued economics I think, no amount of obfuscation or false justification can ever veil the truth for long in economics with proper analysis.
/v/Memes viewpost?postid=67cb0a3024720
Irelandlost 0 points 1 month ago
What’s definitely in no way suspicious whatsoever is how ISIS, an almost comically fundamentalist Sunni organisation that even condemned the House of Saud as apostates, operated for years in Syria, even establishing their own short lived state on her territory, right next door to Israel but never felt the need to stop attacking marginally less devout Muslims to focus their anger on the jews next door. And not only did these comically fundamentalist Sunnis refrain from attacking the most highly concentrated nest of jews on earth, they also fled to their medical facilities whenever their injuries required treatment. A wonderfully unsuspicious scenario that I’m sure couldn’t possibly be replicated with comically fundamentalist Shias in Persia in the next few years.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=67cb15445e0f4
Irelandlost 1 point 1 month ago
I liked Vietnam, but I did only visit Saigon. Agree with you re the freedom out that neck of the woods though, it was even more noticeable in Cambodia, and the Vietnamese are loaded compared to the genuinely impoverished Cambodians. I wonder if it’s related to what you have to lose - are we socially compelled to ‘keep up appearances’ in order to protect our meagre property and position, while those with nothing to lose have nothing to really fear? They do also just have a completely different philosophy on life out there too though, so it may just be based in that, but I’m not sure.
/v/whatever viewpost?postid=67caf7cd38fce
Irelandlost 2 points 1 month ago
Used to be pretty funny too but it’s lost its way in recent years. Mainly fairly safe lefty shite and over the top jokes now. They used to be subtle enough that pretty reputable international publications picked up their stories and believed them (Bild in Germany reported a stampede in Lidl in Ireland when a second checkout was opened for example). The below article was great though!
https://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2017/04/28/offaly-threatens-further-nuclear-testing/
/v/Jews viewpost?postid=67ca84817eb76