Lauren Booth, sister-in-law of Tony Blair, calls Gaza like Darfur and then goes shopping at a fully stocked Gaza grocery store. Ms Booth works for the Islam Channel. The Irish Times interviews Eamon Gilmore, the Irish Labour leader in today’s edition, and a classic federast political line comes out. “Irish people needed to stop being fixated on the treaty,” he said. Of course it isn’t the Irsh people who are ‘fixated’ on the Treaty after all they defeated it and legally killed it. Instead, it is the Irish political class who are fixated on finding any means by which they can overturn the Referendum result.Shopping in Darfur
A New Referendum
Friday, 12 September 2008
From the desk of Thomas Landen on Fri, 2008-09-12 08:48
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