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2020 was like an Irish summer from the 1950s 2020 in review: There were picnics, Dubs in rural areas, no coaches and no American accents Sat, Dec 26, 2020, 06:00   From March onwards, it was the strangest of times to be out and about reporting. Work took me all over the country both during and between lockdowns. Journalists were on the list of essential workers, so even though it was okay for me to cross county boundaries, it still felt a bit illicit. Garda checkpoints and signs urging everyone to Stay Home meant that it was usually just me and supermarket lorries on the motorways. That fel...

Stand-up comedian planning on not returning to UK if Spurs win Premier League Comedian Jack Whitehall may be viewing his upcoming January Dubai World Trade Center Stood Up gig less as a job and more a potential relocation scouting trip if his beloved Arsenal Football Club plumb even greater depths. An abysmal start to this year’s Premier League season leaves his chosen north London tribe languishing in 15th position (at time of writing), garnering a meagre 14 points from 14 games. To compound the avid Gooner’s misery, archrivals Tottenham Hotspur are riding high near the top of the table ...

SARS-CoV-2 Has Not Been Proven to Exist; I Can Do This Forever Her latest communication reads:  “Freedom of Information reveals Public Health Agency of Canada has no record of ‘SARS-COV-2’ isolation performed by anyone, anywhere, ever” [1] I urge readers to visit Massey’s site and read her new article and follow all the links. Her findings are stunning. She and her team have made about 40 FOI requests to public health agencies in various countries, requesting proof that SARS-CoV-2 has been isolated. You’ll see from the responses that not one agency has records demonstrating isol...

I was also told that he would often take these elaborate overseas trips with a lot of national security staff and that was something that required a lot of resources and not necessarily part of his job, which was to gather information from a number of federal agencies that deal with national security, presented to the president for decision. so i think it was a matter of john bolton not being necessarily a team player, thinking that his strategy was better and not backing the president publicly when it came to the big decisions. >> bret: also had a statement back in may where the national secu...

And regardless of whether or not you say it's iran or climate change or one of the other images, i think that donald trump is the one that reigns supreme in your mind. >> charlie, let me ask you, what do you think of what's going on inside the administration here? we were talking about this with victor cha in the last segment. pompeo and bolton and now potentially north korea, again, depending we'll see what happens with this "new york times" story here. but potentially the president going in some different directions than what they might like him to go. >> yeah. i mean, the chaos in this admi...