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In this homemade instalment, the same family that fought a vicious battle with a bat in the kitchen, return to take on a man-eating mouse. It’s easy to think of the mouse in this clip lying behind the sofa laughing uproariously at the efforts of Derry to catch him, as…

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Humans are mental. We all know this. Why else would females wear shoes with really high heels that make chastity belts look comfortable. And of course what about chastity belts, what other species would conceive of such an idea? Humans are mental. The following video gives us a look at…

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Commercials are the means by which profiteering corporations take our money from us and make us feel good about it. They get richer and we get poorer but at least we have stuff that we don’t need. To better convince us to part with our hard-earned cash, they employ many…

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Who were the Anasazi? Why did they disappear? Where did they go? If you are familiar with the mysterious First Nation tribe from approximately 500-1200 CE, then you may be curious about their full story. Recent archaeological finds suggest that cannibalism played a role in the life, and perhaps decline,…

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“Truth is the first casualty of war” – But sometimes truth becomes a victim before the war ever begins, as is the case in US depictions of events in both Venezuela and Iran at present. Today, there is a concerted campaign by forces within the US regime to misrepresent and…

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Here is a hard-hitting piece of free verse from our resident Irish poet, A.D. This offering speaks of the manner in which Capitalism exploits and diminishes the lives of the citizenry. Summary from a Dark Place ? The patchwork sky is undecided, hold or release Trees wait patiently and shuffle…

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Ireland is a nation that has raised many rebels. Generation after generation have sacrificed everything to try to free their land from colonial rule. That war goes on. One of the best known Irish rebels was the writer, playwright and poet, Brendan Behan. At 16, Behan set off for England…

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This short documentary looks at the mysterious Phoenicians, an ancient people who connected the world of the Mediterranean through trade. The females from this population group were said to have been the most beautiful in the world. No doubt females from other populations may disagree strongly with this conclusion. However,…

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This footage was shot by storm-hunter, Mike Theiss, as he tracked the massive storm known as Wilma which smashed in to the Florida coast on 24th October, 2005. Mexico was also broken by the terrible winds. It’s hard to imagine just how much power is contained within a hurricane. Rebel…

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In our world today, we can see an increase in the levels of Islamophobic sentiment among regular people who now appear to see all Muslim citizens as possible ‘terrorists’. Whether it be in the US or the UK, France or Australia, those who practice the Islamic faith are coming under…

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This is a great explanation of how Archimedes arrived at his discovery of the Law of Buoyancy. He was also reputed to have stated, Give me the place to stand and I will move the Earth. Ole Archimedes was something of a wit for his time. The formulae created by…