Wednesday, April 2, 2025

IMPOSTER SYNDROME How to tackle self-doubt…

Imposter Syndrome. Have you ever felt that all your accomplishments have been due to luck, chance, connections or...

SPELLBOUND How television’s propaganda controls the masses

As pressure mounts to get 'vaccinated', Author F.Makay explores how television has brainwashed the masses and killed...

LILLET Bordeaux’s summer aperitif that’s Bond approved

Considering the medical community consider James Bond a chronic alcoholic, perhaps it’s best not to follow his advice for his famous Vesper...

IN PRAISE OF MEN Before things get too gender fluid

Oh men, men, men! You incorrigible bunch. Between starting wars for profits and power you ole rascals...

RICKY GERVAIS On humanity and why opinion trumps fact in a post truth era

Is social media turning us into a big bunch of uniformed, easily offended, pack mentality thicks? Probably. Unapologetic rabble-rouser Ricky Gervais certainly thinks Twitter...

WHAT I’VE LEARNED One year on from going vegan on the telly

Vegan lessons so far: Vegan one year one: On the set of Brendan O'Connor's Cutting Edge, April 2018

HOLOTROPIC BREATHING High on your own supply

Drug dealers look away now. I’ve just got off my head on, whisper it, air. Like proper buzzing. Best buzz of...

AVUNCULAR VIBES: PROFESSOR LUKE O’NEILL’S TRANSHUMANISM DYSTOPIA EXPOSED

Like O’Neill, Elon Musk has also warned us organic humans that there will come a point where artificial intelligence will do everything better than us. We’ll become surplus to requirement. Professor O’Neill predicts AI will ‘take over human decision making’ by 2040. Not too far away. Why on earth would we let the machine we created do that? Surely it’s Homo sapiens who programme the computers and can pull the plug as desired. Sounds like another excuse for depopulation and for a one world government run by the worst kind of transhumanism eugenicists who make it up as they go along.

CHRISTIAN DIOR 70 YEARS ON Aisling O’Loughlin looks back

It was the Irish born editor of the US edition of Harper’s Bazaar, Carmel Snow, who coined the phrase the New Look that trumpeted...

Hand Sanitiser Recall: Were the toxic chemicals linked to the spike in child deaths...

At the time, the Irish Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue said that would be carrying out a review. "The Department is taking this matter very seriously... and will continue to follow up and investigate the matter," he commented. However, as with the hepatitis cases, silence ensued, and both the Department of Health and the Irish Minister for Children Roderic O'Gorman did not appear to view the issue as worthy of their attention. The involvement of the Minister for Agriculture gave the impression that any governmental concern arose from the fact that hand sanitiser companies has made so much money in exchange for inadequate products.