Um.
KN writes:
I think I may be violently ill.
A chef who was caught with a stash of cocaine and cannabis at his home in Cork and €35,000 cash in a bedroom safe has been jailed
The Gardaí thought they’d take a look
At what was in the home of a cook
They found coke and hash
And a large pile of cash
And so at him they threw the book
🇷🇺 Russia hit the TV station in Kiev 🇺🇦 pic.twitter.com/om5mArBpO7
— Intelsky (@Intel_sky) March 1, 2022
Zoomed in shot of tower getting struck pic.twitter.com/AeiHVtxFQ0
— Woofers (@NotWoofers) March 1, 2022
This afternoon.
Kiev, Ukraine.
Ukrainian state telly gets hit as the Russian military said it would strike ‘strategically important targets’ used by Ukraine’s military and intelligence, including ‘comms installations’.
Earlier: Let Us In
Meanwhile…
Here is the original news footage (see time 0:08)pic.twitter.com/sCRPWO5f7Z
— Dr. Eli David (@DrEliDavid) March 1, 2022
Ah now.
Vaccine mandate protest in Canberrra, Australia
Why would they use these on a peaceful crowd? pic.twitter.com/DVQ2k80wfB
— Gerardine Hoogland – UAP Candidate for Lilley (@WatchtowerRome2) March 1, 2022
Anyone?
LARDs?
Ukrainian refugees arrive in Poland this week
Riddle of Reality
Did you know the internet use to be a fun place for watching animal videos?
Instead of watching humanity’s real time demise.
I sit and I scroll through Facebook.
No longer laughing at family anecdotes.
Rather I’m watching this game of chess play out between our world leaders.
The bayonet sings,
As little toy soldiers stain the ground.
History awakened in a denied collective crime.
It started with a virus but it’s ignorance that clogs our veins.
Photographs on my timeline that capture a horror no worse than Stephen King.
Peace menaced by a tyrant.
I can not comprehend this.
Make sense of the senseless.
Reality is a riddle.
The muppets in power continue this masquerade of sagacity.
I question their sanity.
Everyday this delirium grows.
Aoife Cunningham
Previously: Aoife on Broadsheet
Reuters
Irish MEPs Mick Wallace, Clare Daly, Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan and Chris MacManus (SF) were among those who supported the failed amendment seeking to delay Ukraine’s EU candidacy (which “could further escalate tensions towards a fully fledged war”) https://t.co/ScsqTJlHCP
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) March 1, 2022
This afternoon.
Earlier…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy (centre) with Ukraine’s EU membership application
Last night/this morning.
“Our goal is to be with all Europeans and, most importantly, to be equal. I’m sure that’s fair. I am sure we deserve it.
“Europeans are witnessing how our soldiers are fighting not only for our country, but for all of Europe, for peace, for peace for all, for all the countries of the European Union.
“Ukrainians have shown to the world who we are, while Russia has showed what it has turned into…. Every crime, every shelling by the occupier only unites us more,”
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy seeking a fast track entry for Ukraine into the European Union., Bloc officials quickly played down the likelihood of any such move for a number of reasons, including the fact that no such fast-track procedure exists.
Zelenskiy Calls For Ukraine’s Immediate EU Membership But Bloc Cool On Idea (RFE)
Meanwhile…
“#NATO is not going to be part of the conflict.” Sec Gen Stoltenberg explains (again) NATO will not be sending troops/jets to Ukraine.
Polish President Duda concurs that would be “military interference” & [Poland is] “not going to be sending any jets to the Ukrainian airspace.” pic.twitter.com/kMSskrBmO6
— Teri Schultz (@terischultz) March 1, 2022
This morning.
Getty
This morning.
Dublin Castle. Dublin 2.
Fine Gael Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris and Fine Gael Minister for Justice Helen McEntee arrive for a cabinet meeting. Both are front-runners to replace Leo Varadkar among Fine Gael members in a poll conducted by the Irish Examiner.
The future’s bright.
Coveney’s FG leadership hopes fade — McEntee or Harris to replace Varadkar (Irish Examiner)
This afternoon.
Dublin Castle, Dublin
Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Darragh O’Brien (above) and John O’Connor, Chair of The Housing Commission, after this morning’s meeting of the Housing Commission, which was launched in January and tasked with ‘bringing forward proposals for a referendum on housing’.
Advising the commission ‘with expertise in this area’ are Frank Clarke, Former Chief Justice, Professor Gerry Whyte, Professor of Law Trinity College Dublin, Professor Rosalind Dixon, Professor of Law University of New South Wales and Madeleine MacKenzie, Parliamentary Counsel in the Scottish Government’s Parliamentary Counsel Office.
None of whom is a landlord.
We assume.
Fight!
This afternoon.
South William Street, Dublin 2
Pancake maestro Gareth Quinn celebrates Shrove Tuesday in traditional manner at Lemon Crêpe & Coffee Co.
Update:
This afternoon.
Lemon Crêpe’s Paulina Granados with the ‘ready to nom’ folded savoury goodness.