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Apologies for the terrible camera work. It's the first time I've heard Adam Harris speak publicly and I'm no better off for it. Is there a factory somewhere in Greystones that creates pre-pubescent, emasculated dweebs with built in cliches of "let me be clear" in a voice akin to... show more

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Christian Morris1 год назад

It is incredible, isn't it? These cucked, low-T, whiny, effete gimps seems to come from a production line. The bigger question is how they rise to prominence in the Republic of Ireland all the time. It's not like this in Northern Ireland

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Terry K1 год назад

Genuinely, picture it. Stuck at Sunday dinner with Adam one side, Simon the other and you'd have echoes of "let me be clear" going around in circles. And when dessert comes out the give it one of them low-t "ows" in delight at the mothers apple tart.

Фото профиля Liberty and Prosperity 🇮🇪🇺🇸🇮🇱

Liberty and Prosperity 🇮🇪🇺🇸🇮🇱1 год назад

Another Harris, another state funded sponger, stuffing his gills with taxpayers money for himself and his self congratulating NGO. His pious lecturing for unlimited taxpayers money is sickening.

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amanda1 год назад

Do you think his was a misdiagnosis--- Simon seems more on the spectrum to me.

Фото профиля .

.1 год назад

I rhink its the Radon. Ok we have a serious autism problem cos of the 💉💉 imho. But ADHD back in my day used to be called just being bold 'stop fidgeting'. I dont even believe its a real thing. Kids just grow out of it!

Фото профиля Terry K

Terry K1 год назад

I think there is a lot of over diagnoses going on. Where there is money to be made, big pharma shall be front of the queue. Some liberal will screen shot or reply to claim otherwise whilst ignoring decades worth of medical horror stories to continue defending them and call me a conspiracy theorist.

Фото профиля Jeanne Roland

Jeanne Roland1 год назад

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Фото профиля Keitho

Keitho1 год назад

Jesus, him and Harris sound the exact same.

Фото профиля Francis wood

Francis wood1 год назад

Simon on steroids, another Harris getting too much attention and big jobs.

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