David A Hannigan

Derrida: Ethics in Deconstruction Ethics in Deconstruction is vital reading for anyone interested in Derrida and the ethical implications of deconstruction broadly defined. It offers a comprehensive set of essays on the ethics of deco...

@barrystocker.bsky.social ed. Derrida: Ethics in Deconstruction - Routledge, September 2025
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UN's top court says failing to tackle climate change 'could violate international law' YouTube video by Sky News

A paradigm shift: www.youtube.com/live/W-6Z2k_...

Thank you for the coverage.

Why Manny, why?

“Here’s Why Everyone Should Be Nicer to Caitlin Clark Except When She Demands Pay Equity”

I just left the Everglades Immigrant Interment Camp. No, I’m not using their ridiculous name. It was a very tough to witness humans in those cages. Every Floridian should be ashamed that our taxpayer money is being used for this.

The Call Is Coming From Inside The Court Podcast Episode · Amicus With Dahlia Lithwick | Law, justice, and the courts · 07/12/2025 · 45m

With Senator @whitehouse.senate.gov on captured courts and the ways we protect institutions. Incredibly clarifying as always

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@punterpoet.bsky.social these are great

James McFadden

I don’t care what
You’re doing with
Your hair

You're an absolute
Great mate, those
Matches

At Hampden, when
Everything
Went through you

And the crowd were
Right behind you, pure
Joy

You’ve a statue
In my mind, of those days

Costa Rica

Everyone’s dad
Got off early
To watch

The game that day it
Was my first
World cup

I believed we
Could win it
We had beat

Argentina
In the build up so
How

Would we not beat
Whoever these guys were

Davie Cooper

My old man took
Me to Fir Park
To see

You playing there when
He wanted
Me to

See great players
Whoever
They played for

And you were great
Little flicks and stuff
Class

It is brilliant
Just to remember you

John Lambie

That line about
Telling him he’s
Pele

And get him back on
Still makes me
Laugh at

The way people
Talk and think
And the way

The fitba seems
Always to express
Just

How mad we are
And how beautiful too

Gazza

Whatever else
It was worth it
To see

Just how good you were
Every week
Those goals

That day you gave
Dougie Smith
His yellow

Even watching
You running rings round
Hibs

You were some player
It was great you stopped by

VAR

Is like that kid
Who joins the game
Then tells

Everyone all the
Correct rules
And though

He’s probably
Right enough
You still feel

Like the reason
You all wanted to
Play

Is lost in the
Battle for who knows most

Henrik Larsson

On your debut
I laughed when Chic
Charnley

Scored that great goal but
You were the
Player

I used to watch
And marvel
At how good

You were all game
It was fantastic
You

Playing up here
You were different class man

Russell Latapy

No one else yet
Ever looked like
Magic

Like you did when you
Got the ball
At hibs

You could never
Guess what you
Would do next

I’d be standing
The whole game watching
You

Making things seem
So possible, unreal

Alex Ferguson

When I was wee
I thought you were
Taggart

But we followed you
United
Those sides

That were made in
Your image
Our image

Like Scotland were
In the old days we
Think

Gallus, ready
To take on the whole world

Cyprus 89

My first ever
Trip to Hampden
To see

MoJo scoring that
Goal after
Fifty

Thousand people
Were singing
You’ll never

Walk alone when
They had the silence
For

Hillsborough and
The fans who died that day

Micheal Stewart

You were never
That great at Hibs
Or Hearts

But you’re good on the
Radio
Fair play

And you do talk
The game up
Not like some

You get stuck in
Whether right or wrong
Pure

Scottish fitba
Battle first then reason

Robbo

That header in
The last minute
Poland

From John Souttar’s cross
Was the best
Moment

I was jumping
About like
A wee boy

You're still buzzing
Playing for Scotland
when

Liverpool are
The champions of Europe

Bobby Williamson

If you want to
Be entertained
You said

Go to the pictures
I saw a
Man tear

Up a season
Ticket in
September

You did have your
Moments and they got
Stuck

In but there was
Never any magic

Paris

I had been dumped
That afternoon
But still

When you turned and shot
And it flew
Past him

I didn’t care
It was real
I felt it

The joy of love
Believing in things
When

All that you see
Seems to tell you its gone

Mo Johnston

My Dad told me
A week before
You signed

I don’t know if he
Was guessing
Or if

Someone told him
At Wiggins
Where they did

Seem to know things
Before they happened
I

Remember guys
Burning season tickets

Inquiry finds British committed genocide on Indigenous Australians It is the country's first formal "truth-telling" inquiry that ran for four years from 2021.

A highly significant finding on #AUS #Indigenous #genocide: The Yoorrook Justice Commission has found British colonists committed genocide against Aboriginal peoples in Victoria, w/Indigenous population dropping from 60,000 to 15,000 in a twenty year period (1834-1851). www.bbc.com/news/article...

Happy Bloomsday :)

The Australian Wars (TV Mini Series 2022) ⭐ 8.0 | Documentary The Australian Wars: With Rachel Perkins, Marcia Langton, Henry Reynolds, Nicholas Clements. There are more than ten thousand monuments across the country that honour the war dead . But what of the bl...

Today, I watched The Australian Wars. If you have not seen it, I recommend it. But be warned, it is heartbreaking. Truly heartbreaking. Another powerful reminder of why facts can be hard to reconcile with legal fiction...

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This is so fundamental: they are designed to tell you what they surmise you would expect to hear next. Not what is true. The two often coincide, but that is not a good place to start.

America's Trump problem is new, but its racism problem--part of what fuels Trumpism--is not. On the blog today, @espinsegall.bsky.social discusses the racial politics of school desegregation and basketball in the 1960s & 70s, as well as their ongoing legacy.

Combining two of my passions, “Basketball, Constitutional Law, and the Spirals of American Racism.” www.dorfonlaw.org?m=1

Thank you Australia.