Again, what laws were they breaking?

Kelis fan CM?

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"The thing that always annoyed me about traditional Irish historiography was the paradox of its Anglocentrism. People are now prepared, I think, to confront the possibility that many Irish problems are, in a sense, indigenous to the Irish situation." Roy Foster (1989).

If they are breaking the law then prosecute them.

Oh dear, that's all the pubs shut down.
Question for you. Was the site charged with offences under that Act?

I was more going for a Scooby Do "you pesky kids" fist waving approach.

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Wrong character but in the best Captain Mainwarning voice: You stupid boy!

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Hehehehe

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"The thing that always annoyed me about traditional Irish historiography was the paradox of its Anglocentrism. People are now prepared, I think, to confront the possibility that many Irish problems are, in a sense, indigenous to the Irish situation." Roy Foster (1989).

No idea. Ask the people who run the site.

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"The thing that always annoyed me about traditional Irish historiography was the paradox of its Anglocentrism. People are now prepared, I think, to confront the possibility that many Irish problems are, in a sense, indigenous to the Irish situation." Roy Foster (1989).

So you post "Not when it is breaking the law." but you have no idea if laws were broken.

Yeah, yeah, fine, ok, sure,

There is an EU proposal in motion regarding regulation of blogs! I don't know what stage it has reached but what happened to the referenced website might become the norm if this proposal is passed. Doubt if it will be very effective even if it is passed but one never knows! Here is the link:

Euro MPs to vote on anonymous blog ban - Telegraph