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Dinghy passengers 'grateful' after rescue by Howth RNLI Updated / Saturday, 8 May 2021 21:19 The scene in Howth harbour, Dublin today after the dinghy was towed ashore Four people in an inflatable dinghy, who were struggling to make it back to shore against strong winds and tides, have been rescued by Howth RNLI in Dublin. There was a request to launch the inshore lifeboat at 6.50pm today after reports of an inflatable dinghy in difficulties while returning from Ireland's Eye to Howth harbour. Weather conditions at the time gave good visibility but there was a strong southerly wind and a pow...

Prior to giving the final launch authority, he asked the question, and you know, there is this rule of law called proportionality, and i think it just popped in his head that 150 dead innocents in iran was a disproportionate price to pay for knocking down a piece of american materiel. so in a way, there is a strategy here, but it was an impulsive move, and i think in the minds of most people in this town, probably the right move. >> if indeed, ambassador, there was a strategy here or at least in the president's own words, and from the reporting that we're hearing there was a question about pro...

>> joe, it's scenario dependent, but the system is designed for speed and decisiveness, not to debate the decision. >> let me read you one more thing before we dive into this together. politico, a piece on nuclear authorization wrote that unilateral launch authority is so powerful, so unchecked and so scary that years before watergate, nixon had turned it into its own geopolitical strategy. the so-called madman theory with which he threatened the soefvie and vietnamese. we have a lot of conversations about a lot of things that happened on this president's watch that are outside of the norms. b...