The lunatic left 😵‍💫

[Matlock]

Well leaking confidential state papers is what happened. He admitted he did it , did he not?

Not an offence unless it can be shown that he did it for gain. That's what I mean by there being two parts to the offence.

 

[PROCNA2018]

Not an offence unless it can be shown that he did it for gain. That's what I mean by there being two parts to the offence.

And what my post says is he did what he is under investigation for and that is undisputed. He did do it.

As with the Adams reference, context , intent and meaning.

Anyhow......a bit like Apollo I got the 540 to Dublin this morning and there was no air con on the train home and I am zonked.

My mistake here has always been to be too open about myself, my opinions but I don't lie here.

Night all

 

[Colonel Lee Fields]

I heard stout can make people very argumentative.

 

[rebs23]

We’ll worth 15 minutes.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2070595359634559235

 

[Ogre Moran]

Labour TD Marie Sherlock "very much" regrets that some psychiatrists have publicly said they're "absolutely opposed" to drug decriminalisation. Said psychiatrists say decriminalisation would spark an increase in drug-induced psychosis.

Decriminalisation would spark increase in drug-induced psychosis, committee told

Oireachtas Committee on Health hears submissions from College of Psychiatrists in Ireland and Government TDs

www.irishtimes.com

 

[Pontipine]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2076277232318677038

 

[Ogre Moran]

The Church, the Church, it's always the Church. Only the Examiner could publish such slop.

How Catholic Ireland's legacy still shapes our public toilet problem

Marc deFaoite says Ireland's shortage of public toilets reflects a lingering legacy of Catholic-era attitudes and decades of neglect

www.irishexaminer.com

 

[Colonel Lee Fields]

The Church, the Church, it's always the Church. Only the Examiner could publish such slop.

How Catholic Ireland's legacy still shapes our public toilet problem

Marc deFaoite says Ireland's shortage of public toilets reflects a lingering legacy of Catholic-era attitudes and decades of neglect

www.irishexaminer.com

Lol

'But they were closed because they gained a reputation for being meeting places for gay men. I often had need of the toilets downstairs in Busáras before or after a bus journey.

Rare were the times I wasn’t propositioned. It was definitely a thing'.




Maybe Marc just looked ghey?

 

[Henrys Fonda]

The Church, the Church, it's always the Church. Only the Examiner could publish such slop.

How Catholic Ireland's legacy still shapes our public toilet problem

Marc deFaoite says Ireland's shortage of public toilets reflects a lingering legacy of Catholic-era attitudes and decades of neglect

www.irishexaminer.com

Stop reading the examiner then, particularly their opinion pieces. Are they still platforming the ClonCrank

 

[sigourney's knickers]

Outside the bus station always reeks of piss.