L’Irlanda deve lanciare un’offensiva diplomatica in risposta al ritorno di Trump – Taoiseach

    https://www.irishtimes.com/politics/2024/12/28/ireland-needs-to-launch-diplomatic-offensive-in-response-to-trumps-return-taoiseach/

    di TheChrisD

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    1. Consistent-Daikon876 on

      Why should we take advice from a guy who ran one of the worst election campaigns ever seen, has no clue about economics and has done everything to ensure this country relies on big multinationals and that the ordinary Irish people are left behind.

    2. nut-budder on

      Can we launch Simon Harris? Don’t really care where he lands so long as it’s far away.

    3. PengyD123 on

      When will our gov stop picking fights and actually sort itself out?

    4. Well, we’re going to have to deal with the reality of the situation and the only tools we really have are diplomatic ones. So it’s a bit of a case of stating the blatantly obvious.

      I mean realistically, what else are we going to do? Telling him to go f**k himself isn’t really going to achieve much. I mean it would be cathartic, but it’s not very likely to get us much of a useful response.

    5. pixelburp on

      The question is whether the 2016+ admin will make dealing with him easier or harder. The man seems more lunatic and devolved than last time, but he’s also a deeply incurious, ignorant man vulnerable to flattery. You’d wanna imagine this time World Leaders won’t be caught napping trying to treat him like a normal President.

    6. NumerousBug9075 on

      Simons a fool. “Diplomatic offensive” is a paradox, the whole point of diplomacy is to *not* be offensive.

      Why do we suddenly need to launch an “offensive”, now that Trump is in power? To bicker with a foreign leader, just because you don’t like them, is the opposite of diplomacy.

      I’d rather not lose my job in STEM because Simon Harris wants to swing his micropeepee around. Our economy is held together by US FDI, we do not need to get into disputes with the people paying many of our bills.

      Many Irish politicians hate Trump, more than they care about their constituents/economy, and it shows.

    7. Selphie12 on

      Wasn’t Harris one of the first world leaders to offer him congratulations on the election win?

      Ngl, I know it’s a formality and good for diplomacy, but I thought Harris was a spineless boot licker for being so quick to it. And now a few weeks later he’s trying to piss him off and launch an “offensive”?

      Simon, pick a side and stay there for at least about five minutes before you scramble up the fence again, please!

    8. vinceswish on

      I would rather not piss of America. All our clients are American companies, without them we are done.

    9. Whoever high up in the civil service who should be restraining simple Simon needs to be doing a better job.

    10. Dirtygeebag on

      Why should working class Irish care, not like life was any different with Biden as president of the US.

      The anti Trump and pro Trump brigades in Ireland are usually clueless and regurgitating shite they read on social media.

      What about the illegal immigrants and abortion????
      Yeah how about we worry about and solve our own abortion laws and migrant problems.

    11. Unlikely_Ad6219 on

      Just keep them puke bags coming, I got your platitudes on lock.

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