This afternoon thousands of people gathered at Belfast’s UU Art College on York Street and marched to the City Hall in protest of UK government spending cuts. Organised by the Irish Congress of Trade Unions, the march coincided with a march in Derry, as well as a much larger march in London, where almost half [...]

Last week I found Belfast’s most prominent Peace Walls on Cupar Way dividing the Shankill Road and Falls Road in West Belfast. The wall was constructed in 1969 and is a 4 to 5 metre high concrete wall topped with 3 metres of cover from view metal sheeting and 6 metres of weldmesh fence. Until [...]

The Election. Aftermath roundup. It’s going to be alright now. These pics are so sweet. People can be awesome. Election maps are fun. Lots of red and blue and some grey. These maps of the results are very cool. The official website of the office of Change went live yesterday. How he did it. Collection [...]

Today is monumental and historic. With months of build up Barack Obama is the new president of the United States of America. The most powerful election in the world, and the best man won. The time has come when, despite still lingering rasicm throughout the US, a Black man can become president, the people are [...]

The internet is doing a damn good job this time around. I actually wish I could make a difference. I guess only American’s can. The time is getting close, and I’m actually quite excited.

Unless you care about: healthcare, everyone deserves to be taken care of when they’re sick, gun control, civil rights, women’s rights, rising gas prices, the war, social security, minimum wage, welfare, the economy, gay rights, abortion, first amendment, the second amendment, the future, the world, your country, everything. It’s good to see so many famous [...]