“The World’s First Trillionaire and his cohorts demonstrate daily how individual humans cannot, and should not, be trusted to self-regulate when it comes to greed”
~Suzanne Harrington
Irish Examiner
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“The World Cup is meant to bring people together, but this year’s tournament threatens to drive people apart”
~Jeremy Corbyn
Irish Examiner
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“Companies once built software; now they shape wars”
“Investors once allocated capital; now they influence public policy”
“Technology executives once sold products; now they speak openly about the future of targeting”
~Colin Sheridan
Irish Examiner
If you read nothing else today, make it this
“The DUP found the sunshine in this cloud to talk about the Irish Sea border”
~Andrée Murphy
Andersonstown News
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“Israel has insisted that its forces will remain in the country ‘indefinitely’, raising questions about how far the region can move beyond this latest crisis”
~editorial
Irish Examiner
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“When politicians lose interest and the press move on to the next story, we are left to repair the damage and build our defences”
~Dean Buckley
Irish Examiner
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“The rot comes from the top and those who don’t think society feeds domestic violence are willingly naïve”
~Aoife Moore
The Irish News
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“Be aware as well that these so-called rampages are part of a calculated, multi-pronged plan”
~Amira Hass
Haaretz
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“Obviously it’s embarrassing for the government when juries acquit defendants, not because they haven’t done what they’re accused of, but because the jury believes the government’s policy and its legislation are unjust”
~Brian Feeney
The Irish News
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“I knew that Israelis would never wake up one morning and say, let’s put an end to all this - to the occupation, to apartheid to controlling another people - because it’s ugly”
~Gideon Levy
Haaretz
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