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On This Day: Irish revolutionary Kevin Barry was born - Vimarsana News

On This Day: Irish revolutionary Kevin Barry was born

Kevin Barry's execution on November 1, 1920, is considered to be the "final straw" for Irish revolutionary leader Michael Collins. Kevin Barry, an 18-year-old student, was executed over the murder of a British soldier. Dermot McEvoy believes this was what tipped Michael Collins over the edge.

Democrats Are Prepping To Refuse To Accept Any Election Defeats - Vimarsana News

Democrats Are Prepping To Refuse To Accept Any Election Defeats

Despite hyperbole, the real reason for their push to pass laws to federalize elections is a belief that if they lose, democracy is over.

Journeys to a truce – 1921: Fred Cronin's Republican Plot - Vimarsana News

Journeys to a truce – 1921: Fred Cronin's Republican Plot

Last updated: Sun 25 Jul 2021, 2:34 AM IRA casualties from the ongoing War of Independence across the city continued all the way into the July 1921 truce. On 21 June, Commandant Walter Leo Murphy was shot dead at Waterfall (a few miles from Ballincollig) when an IRA meeting in a local public house was encircled by two carloads of British undercover officers. He shot his way out of the public house but was subsequently killed. A commemorative plaque erected at Turner’s Cross to D Company 2nd Battalion commemorates Company Adjutant Charles Daly of 5 Glenview, Douglas Road, who ...

The 'Republicans' Plot to Take Back the White House and More. - Vimarsana News

The 'Republicans' Plot to Take Back the White House and More.

ThyBlackMan.com) The GOP’s relentless war on alleged rampant voter fraud targets, not thousands, as many critics have noted, but millions of eligible voters. The Brennan Center for Justice found that the majority of the five million eligible voters that could be banned from the polls under the new restrictive laws rammed into place in a dozen states by GOP governors and GOP controlled state legislatures were Black, Latino, or American Indian, low income, and young voters.  The SCOTUS decision upholding the Arizona GOP voter restrictions, the Georgia and Texas tough new restrictions and ...