Fionnbharr RodgersBoris Johnson planning to climb back up the water spoutIt may appear good news that Al ‘Boris’ Johnson is once again leaving Parliament, not least to the residents of Uxbridge and South Ruislip…Jun 10, 2023Jun 10, 2023
Fionnbharr RodgersIrish and Ulster-Scots are Intrinsically LinkedA recent article by John Coulter for Northern Slant argued that unionists should cease their insistence that the ‘Ballymena accent’…Sep 26, 2019Sep 26, 2019
Fionnbharr RodgersThe Ghost of Parnell hangs over Britain‘The approach taken today is the most unconstitutional use of this House since the days of Charles Stewart Parnell when he tried to bung…Sep 26, 2019Sep 26, 2019
Fionnbharr RodgersTearing Down the Peace Walls‘He then became a Jesuit. His first desire was to be a missionary, but he had learned to obey and became a Chaplain at the Front during…Sep 26, 2019Sep 26, 2019
Fionnbharr RodgersThe Electoral College is an eccentric nuisanceThe 2016 US presidential election was the fifth time since the foundation of the state that the candidate who lost the popular vote, went…Sep 12, 2019Sep 12, 2019
Fionnbharr RodgersCensorship is a Necessary Part of LifeJordan Peterson, the clinical psychologist who has garnered most people’s fair share of controversy through is somewhat muddled readings…Sep 11, 2019Sep 11, 2019
Fionnbharr RodgersIn Defence of BickeringThe BBC in recent years, rather than funding any new ideas, have taken to ‘rebooting’ classics such as ‘Yes, Prime Minister’ and…Sep 11, 2019Sep 11, 2019
Fionnbharr RodgersThe Final Fight for the Soul of the GOPThe attention of writers and readers alike has understandably been consumed by the growing field of candidates who have announced their…Sep 11, 2019Sep 11, 2019
Fionnbharr RodgersFor Prime Minister Johnson, the shine is coming off BorisIn his first Prime Minister’s Questions since taking on the top job, the new premier vehemently defended his ground-breaking track record…Sep 11, 2019Sep 11, 2019
