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Reflections on the remarkable return of Mr Donald J Trump.

This is what happens!

This is what happens when you ignore what millions of ordinary people have been saying for most of the last decade.   

This is what happens when instead of addressing their concerns you jam even more mass immigration, broken borders, social disorder, woke policies, gender madness, soft-on-crime policies, high taxes, regulation, and cultural chaos down their throats.  

This is what happens when instead of treating your fellow citizens with respect you choose to berate them, spread innuendo & false unfounded propaganda against them once again, like you did in 2016, as “Nazis”, “fascists”, “MAGA extremists”, “insurrectionists”, “garbage”, and more.  

This is what happens when the only people who refuse to acknowledge that most voters do not want to live in a world with open borders, mass migration, soft-on-crime policies, high taxes, restrictions on free speech, forever wars, and the sexualisation of our children happen to be the very people who control our institutions.  

This is what happens when you allow our public, taxpayer-funded institutions, from universities to schools, to be hijacked and taken over by radical ideologues who use their power to impose a stifling, unscientific, and deeply divisive woke agenda on everybody else, including our families and children.  

This is what happens when you use the legacy media, and the creative and cultural industries, to try and radically reframe the national story, telling ordinary people who love their nation that they should be ashamed and embarrassed of the very things that make them a people – their shared sense of history, identity, culture, and ways of life.  

This is what happens when you ignore how the White, Hispanic, Latino, and African American working-class have been completely clobbered on two sides at the same time—by a rampant hyper-globalisation that saw global firms offshore jobs to exploit cheap migrant labour overseas, and by a radicalising elite class that simultaneously ushered into Western economies masses of cheap migrant labour through illegal and legal migration to satisfy their own sense of moral righteousness.  

This is what happens, Democrats, Labour UK, European Union Org., and some EU member states when you endlessly persecute and prosecute a former president, stage a coup against an incumbent president, replace that president with somebody who has no public mandate, talk openly about changing the rules that govern the Supreme Court, use your friends in big tech to SUPPRESS FREE SPEACH, call anybody and everybody who dares voice a different opinion a “Nazi” and then wail endlessly about ‘threats to democracy’.  

This is what happens when instead of recognising that THE TRUE SOURCE OF POWER, LEGITIMACY, AND AUTHORITY lies with the people you transfer these things away from the people below to unelected courts, judges, companies, supranational bodies, and the “expert” class, almost all of whom are utterly disconnected from ordinary people.  

This is what happens when you treat normal people who are asking entirely legitimate questions about what is happening to their country, their home, like idiots, garbage, right-wingers dismissing their questions as “MISINFORMATION” and “disinformation” while hiding information from them and using biased experts to endorse only “officially approved narratives”.  

This is what happens when instead of tolerating opinions, beliefs, and views you do not like you MAKE NO SECRET of the fact that you want to censor, restrict or shut down platforms that do give voice to the Forgotten Majority.  

This is what happens, British conservatives, when instead of leaning into the political realignment that is STILL UNFOLDING across the Western world you TURN AWAY FROM IT, treating millions of working-class, non-graduate, and culturally conservative voters from the small towns and rural areas with complete and utter contempt and falsely imprisoning them to the point of forcing SUCIDE, while at the same time release serious criminals to make room for those sentenced to prison by a ruthlessly corrupt judiciary who have terrorist autocratic tendencies as their disgusting disguise.

And, ultimately, this is what happens when instead of learning from the lessons of 2016, from Trump 1, and the continuing rise of NATIONAL POPULISM across the West, you instead choose to double down on your side and say to hell with everybody else.  

This. 

This is what happens.  

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Ireland! Where Right is Wrong and Wrong is Right…

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What is the difference between the Irish Government and an organised #crime syndicate?

 

Answer: There is none!

 

Ireland is no longer a country. It has no soul, no truth, no truthfulness, no justice, no equality, no decorum, no morals, no code, no honour, no creed, no leadership. It is a perverse, twisted and sinister land where right is wrong and wrong is right.

 

The courts are packed to the rafters with criminal trials and civil law suits, while white-collar criminals walk free and the small debt defaulter or a person prepared to assist the defaulters rights against a crooked regime gets a prison cell. It is a wild land where rules go flying out the window at a moment’s notice.

 

Elections mean nothing whatsoever whether people want them or not and are nothing but a next-in-line party system irrespective of suitability, credibility or law-abidance. The old guard are there while the system rots and rots from bureaucracy, self-serving unconstitutional legislation, diminution of the Irish Constitution, inertia and lying rhetoric. Political parties claiming they can do a better job in trying to oust the other, but only hiding behind prepared departmental rhetoric and defending what should be prosecuted when in government. Not that Ireland has what is known as government – more an autocratic regime overseen by an old-styled centralized, autocratic failed #USSR style of governance know as the #EU. The European Union is the ultimate downfall for the majority sovereign citizens of the bloc and is only geared towards further fiscal enhancement of the super-rich, as we saw in Ireland when bankers and foreign investors were bailed out on failed investments by every Irish man, woman and child to the tune of close to €50,000 each, a sum, one must note that none of the Irish banks would approve such an amount of money as a credit loan or advance for most citizens, yet the austerity ridden regime imposed that high a financial burden on every man, woman and child. It won’t be sufficient either to ever clear the debt of the country which is nearer to €1 trillion rather than the stated €200 billion.

 

A land where the terrorist, bomber, murderer, or recidivist gets early release and victims get kicked in the teeth for their trouble and forgotten about quickly. We badly need to follow suit of the people of Iceland and take back our country from criminally corrupted politicians and their crony super-rich friends and jail them accordingly, as in Iceland. It can be done and it will be done. Ninety nine percent of the people of what is left of our nationhood urgently want this to happen. The sovereign majority people simply hate politicians in Ireland and the EU with a passion.

 

Laws are lax or unenforced and nothing but a book of politics and convenience to set the guilty free.

 

Our people have being enslaved by a slick, sick and supine system of government and Church, under a corrupt waiting-list system, which has done more to divide people than unite them.

 

It is a disgraceful country where government abrogates its responsibilities and careerist politicians laugh at the electorate when they collect their enormous undeserved salaries, pensions and perks.

 

A society which does not give a damn and is chronically indifferent and self-serving in the extreme.

 

An abode where mé féiners will kick you when you are down and begrudge you when you are up.

 

A culture of fear, repression, ignorance, jealousy and one-upmanship. 

 

It is a regime of incessant work for the unconnected, un-ucronied and non-nepotised who ironically have no life and no disposable income who end up marooned under a mountain of debt for their life’s toil – while thousands are hidden on underpaid ineffective, illegal job initiatives.

 

An expensive country where money management is impossible and taxes are covertly progressive to fund criminal politicians.

 

This country is a load of trouble from beginning to its failed revolutionary end and will end up at the bottom of the bottomless pit.

 

There is nothing in Ireland for good honest law-abiding sovereign people only a load of very bad trouble.

 

 

 

Statement by the Taoiseach, Mr. Bertie Ahern, T.D. in Dáil Éireann on Wednesday, 14 February, 2007 in relation to The Report of the Tribunal of Inquiry (Moriarty Tribunal) into Payments to Politicians and Related Matters

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Statement by the Taoiseach, Mr. Bertie Ahern, T.D. in Dáil Éireann on Wednesday, 14 February, 2007 in relation to The Report of the Tribunal of Inquiry (Moriarty Tribunal) into Payments to Politicians and Related Matters.

 

Ceann Comhairle

What came home very forcefully to me as I read this report is the sheer scale of the amounts of money – over €11 million (or some €45m in today’s values) – found by the Tribunal to have been either privately donated to Mr Haughey or misapplied by him during the period under inquiry from 1979 to 1996.  What struck me even more forcefully were the devices employed to conceal the fact of and the nature of those transactions.  We are indebted to Judge Moriarty and the Tribunal team for their outstanding work in painstakingly stripping away the layers of secrecy and obscurity surrounding Mr Haughey’s financial affairs and exposing them to public scrutiny.  We look forward to receiving the second part of their report soon.

To those of us who knew Mr Haughey, who worked with him over the years, who saw him as a dynamic colleague and leader of exceptional abilities, the detailed revelations in this Report come as a grave disappointment.  Even now, I and others who worked with him in government find it difficult to comprehend the complexity of the man and the other life he led. 

To quote Judge Moriarty:

“ Apart from the almost invariably secretive nature of payments from senior members of the business community, their very incidence and scale, particularly during difficult economic times nationally, and when Governments led by Mr Haughey were championing austerity, can only be said to have devalued the quality of a modern democracy”

It is a harsh and damning indictment.  It is also a great tragedy. 

I said hard things about Mr Haughey and my disappointment at his lapses from the expected high standards on numerous occasions.  I said it at our Ard Fheis in 1997 and in subsequent statements and in interviews.  I stand over those criticisms. 

I also stand over my comments made at Mr Haughey’s funeral and on other occasions that he did a lot of good work for this country.  I believe I was right in those comments and there is no denying that he delivered much political progress but history will be the final judge of that. 

Here, in this forensically detailed Report, we have a judgement on a politician and statesman, who had it in him to be great, but who was seduced by a conviction of personal entitlement that ultimately undermined his vocation to be a true servant of our country and of our people.   Regrettably, the account now presented to us, is that of the private person who failed to live up to the high standards that we are entitled to expect of those in public life, as elected representatives or as office holders.

It is a cause of deep personal hurt that the Report has also found serious misappropriation of donations intended to assist with the medical treatment of the late Brian Lenihan.  The revelation that Mr Haughey, for his own personal benefit, redirected those and other donations, such as the political donations intended for the Fianna Fáil Party, was a matter of grave disappointment for me and for those who worked with him. 

In those times past, the lack of a formal, developed, ethics code and oversight machinery for those in public office no doubt facilitated the years of evasion and deceit that characterised Mr Haughey’s financial dealings, but does not excuse them.  Today we have a highly developed ethics framework that not only provides a mechanism for keeping holders of public office honest, but sets out clearly for them the highest standards of behaviour that they need to meet to earn the public trust.  I refer specifically to the enactment of the Ethics in Public Office Act, 1995 and the Standards in Public Office Act, 2001. 

The 1995 Act provided mechanisms for dealing with conflicts of interest in relation to members of the Houses, Ministers and officials in the Civil Service and the wider public service. It established the independent Public Offices Commission and provided for a Select Committee on Members’ Interests in each House of the Oireachtas to oversee its key provisions. It required Members of the Oireachtas, senior civil servants, public board members and senior executives of State bodies to disclose their personal interests in order to provide transparency in decision-making and accountability.  It regulated the acceptance of gifts by office holders.

The 2001 Act, for which I personally pressed, established a new Standards in Public Office Commission (the Standards Commission), to be chaired by a judge or former judge of the Supreme or High Court.  It was given wide investigative powers into acts or omissions of public servants or officeholders that are inconsistent with the proper performance of their duties, or that would be inconsistent with the maintenance of public confidence in that performance.

The Commission can engage inquiry officers to conduct preliminary investigations of complaints and indicate whether a case exists for further investigation by the Commission of a matter of significant public importance. The Commission has tribunal powers; it can summon individuals and papers, administer oaths, order discovery and preservation of documents and require the giving of evidence. It is an offence to obstruct an investigation of the Commission or an inquiry officer.

The 2001 Act also provided for the preparation of Codes of Conduct, in consultation with the Commission, for Members, for Office Holders and for directors or others employed by public bodies. These Codes of Conduct deal with the standards of conduct and integrity appropriate to the performance of their public duties by the persons concerned.

The Act also requires Members of the Houses to furnish a tax clearance certificate within nine months of an election. A statutory declaration that the Member’s tax affairs are in order must be made one month either side of the election. Similar arrangements apply to persons appointed to positions as judges or senior public officials.  Penalties for a false declaration were increased from a fine of £50 to one of £2,000 and a term of imprisonment from three to six months.

The result is a strong ethics statutory framework, overseen by a powerful, independent, Standards Commission. 

The strengthening of the ethics framework has also led to the imposition of vigorously enforced standards for the treatment of political donations and expenditure, as set out in the Electoral Acts.

And we are presently preparing proposals to further strengthen the ethics legislation to address issues that arose last Autumn.

As a result of these initiatives, the transparency in the financial affairs of public representatives, now required and enforced by law, stands in sharp contrast to the secretiveness and evasiveness of the transactions revealed in the Tribunal’s Report. 

The Tribunal’s Report also makes a number of other important findings, not least ones relating to myself. 

I refer to the operation of the Leaders Allowance Account and the practice that had progressively evolved for administrative reasons of pre-signing cheques. I accept the view expressed in the Report that the practice was undesirable.  I am happy, however, that the Tribunal accepted my evidence and were satisfied that I had no reason to believe the account was operated otherwise than in an orthodox fashion.  I am also pleased that the Tribunal said in their report that it is “noteworthy” that at my insistence amendments have since been made to the governing of the Leaders Allowance Accounts. 

The important point to emphasise is that the issues, which arose in respect of that account, arose more than 15 years ago.  Even before the introduction of statutory controls in 2001, the operation of the account within Fianna Fáil was reformed in 1992 by my colleague Albert Reynolds and was further reformed in 1994 when I became party leader.  For example, I arranged for the party’s auditors to present the audited accounts to the party’s National Trustees, its National Treasurers and senior party officials.  This further increased the transparency of the account.

In Government, Fianna Fáil has changed the legislation governing such accounts.  Under the old system, a party leader had a large amount of discretion as to how the account was to be used, and this gave rise to an ambiguity about what was permissible. 

The 2001 amendment set out with greater clarity the purposes for which the leader’s parliamentary allowance are to be applied. The categories of expenditure which are to be included in the meaning of ‘expenses arising from parliamentary activities’ have now been clearly defined.

In addition, the new legislation requires a parliamentary leader to prepare a statement of any expenditure from the allowance.  It requires that such a statement be audited by a public auditor.  This audited report is then required to be furnished to the Standards Commission.  

The Standards Commission:

– considers the statement and the auditor’s report;

– can consult with the Parliamentary leader;

– furnishes a report in writing on the statement and the auditor’s report       to the Minister for Finance; and

– causes a copy of that report to be laid before each House of the Oireachtas. 

Since the reforms by the Fianna Fáil / PD Government in 2001, the system is far more robust.  We did not wait for the Moriarty Tribunal to conclude; we went ahead and changed the system.  There are now a large number of restrictions and guidelines as to how this money can be used.  We will closely study the Report of the Tribunal to establish whether there are any further improvements that might now need to be made.

On the issue of the pre-signed cheques, it is important to recognise that this was not an uncommon feature of life in past decades.  It was done for convenience and to save time.  There was no reason for me to believe that any unusual use was being made of any of these cheques, and indeed the vast majority of the cheques drawn on the Fianna Fáil Leader’s Account were put to proper use. A very small number were used otherwise.  Because of the reforms introduced by me, first within the Fianna Fáil system and later by legislation, this practice – which ended 15 years ago – cannot be repeated.

We have learned much from the work of this Tribunal, from its predecessor the McCracken Tribunal and from other Tribunals and Inquiries.  We have developed a greater awareness and understanding of the need for explicit measures to underpin the high standards of governance that the public deserve and expect.  As I already noted, many important legislative and other initiatives have been taken to address this. 

In addition to the measures I have already referenced, actions have been taken in relation to:

– individual issues of tax evasion;       

– a major reorganisation of structures in the Revenue Commissioners, including the strengthening of anti-evasion operations through the creation of a dedicated Investigations and Prosecutions Division to manage and advance all Revenue prosecutions in cases of tax and duty evasion;

– conferring of substantial additional statutory powers on the Revenue Commissioners;

– development of Codes of Practice and other procedures to guard against conflicts of interest;

– strengthening of the financial regulatory and supervisory framework.  The establishment of the Financial Regulator as a Single Financial Regulatory Authority with an explicit mandate for consumers has placed the Irish regulatory system at the forefront of best international practice;

– sharing of information by State agencies.  Legislation now allows the Financial Regulator to report suspicions of money laundering (which includes the proceeds of tax evasion) directly to the Gardaí and the Revenue Commissioners.  The Regulator is also obliged to report any suspected criminal offences to the appropriate enforcement authority, for example, the Director of Corporate Enforcement;

– the creation of independent regulatory authorities for the enforcement of company law and for the supervision of the accountancy and auditing profession.  In this regard, also we are undertaking an ambitious programme of reform of the existing Companies Acts, led by the Company Law Review Group, in order to keep our Companies legislation up to date and appropriate for the needs of our economy; and

– strengthening the prevention of corruption legislation, including a presumption of corruption for non-disclosure of a significant political donation in particular circumstances.

We will continue to apply the lessons learned from the work of the Moriarty Tribunal and other inquiries. 

However, the overarching lesson is that the achievement of high standards cannot be taken for granted.  They must be promoted, through legislation, through changes in our political culture and, above all, through constant vigilance of which the independent Standards Commission is the ultimate guarantor.

ENDS

Muslim Fundamentalism. Islamic Fundamentalist Indoctrination has Covertly, Secretly, Successfully infiltrated British Society.

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Elements of Muslim Fundamentalism and Islamic Fundamentalist indoctrination have stealthily, covertly and secretly successfully infiltrated British Society, the United Kingdom judiciary, legal profession, senior medical professionals, educational institutions, media, social services, the Law Courts, House of Commons, Lords, the police and security services and are at a progressive stage of advancing deeper into all branches of the UK armed services. The more important communities groups and charities have also been targeted and subsumed in so far as is presently necessary.

In England it is highly inappropriate and frowned upon to highlight and speak about this topic. “I say old chap”!

Britain has effectively lost the plot through the type of wrangling and tangling that can only be described as loco lunatic, illogical political correctness, dire house-keeping and extremely poor management and governance of the affairs of state on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen.

This is something that has gone on for decades and not confined to an absolute degradation of duty by any one political party or their less than average leadership personalities. In willingly forgetting about the sovereign for personal gain they have been had as a ‘soft touch’. Practicing bewildering democratic and judicial principles better describes how they have been infiltrated, not to mention discreet OTT manipulative persuasive monetary sweeteners!

I have been carefully studying Middle Eastern affairs and fundamental terrorism, terrorists and their activities since 1987.

I have experience, anti-terrorist connections and deep-seated genuine Islamic interaction-ability since Dublin, Ireland was the central supreme terrorism secure communications hub utilised by certain Embassy’s given legitimacy in Ireland by dysfunctional corrupt government, businesses and businessmen.

Political Correctness needs to be cast aside immediately, especially in Great Britain.

It’s never too late to save the day.

 

 

 

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Guerin Report Published Fri 9 May 2014 – Garda Siochana Sergeant M McC Download Full Government Version

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Download Government reports and associated letter on Inquiry of Senior Counsel Sean Guerin.

The Government has today Friday, 9 May 2014 published the Report by Mr Sean Guerin SC on a Review of the action taken by An Garda Síochána pertaining to certain allegations made by Sergeant Maurice McCabe.

The Government will give careful consideration to the contents of the report and it will be discussed at the Government meeting next week.

 

Read the Guerin report here:

http://www.merrionstreet.ie/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Final-Redacted-Guerin-Report1.pdf

 

Read Senior Counsel Sean Guerin’s letter regarding Review of Action taken in Relation to Allegations Made by Sergeant Maurice McCabe here:

http://www.merrionstreet.ie/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/doc04733120140509110739.pdf

 

Read full press release here:

http://www.merrionstreet.ie/index.php/2014/05/government-publishes-guerin-report-2/

 

You will always get the full behind the scene picture from Arthur O Hara.

People can say what they like about An Garda Siochana – its their right!  A right that is protected by the forces of law and order – An Garda Síochána.

Irrespective of how badly some may wish to portray the force, it’s work goes on 24X7X365 under circumstances that are being made extraordinarily difficult by the powers that be and additionally without adequate realistic resources.  The members of An Garda Siochana are forced to improvise with their own personal resources and in their own time to try to get the job done and to endeavour to keep us all safe and have someone we can, as citizens turn to when in real trouble and in order to prevent anarchy and massive social disorder, which is not far below the surface in present times.  Hardly a news bulletin goes by but that we hear of the daily multiple successes all over the country of the Gardai against criminals, the major investigations being conducted, even under such adverse working conditions.  Also the compassionate actions taken daily in matters of tragedies and disasters.

A simple in-service training programme does not exist to keep members of the force up-skilled on an on-going basis with rapidly changing times and legislation.  Yet the full rigors of the law will be brought to bear on a member of An Garda Síochána should he or she fall short in the exercise of their duties.  There is no shortage of money when it comes to paying the legal profession to prosecute members of the force who can be actually ignorant of their expected duty requirements principally because they do not have an ongoing upskilling  programme.  That is simply unfair and UNJUST.

There is one very big flaw in the Guerin Report that nobody seems to have picked up on.  What does Senior Counsel Sean Guerin really know about policing?  Is he familiar with the Garda Siochana Code – rules and regulations members of the force must abide by?  I’m afraid Sergeant Maurice McCabe did not abide by the Garda Siochana Code and operational regulations – the Guerin Report clearly indicates and identifies so but does not countenance or probably realise the Sergeant was in such contravention!  While one takes for granted that ‘wrong-doing’ is not an option for An Garda Siochana, every member in such a large organisation must abide by the force working code, regulations and guidelines, including Sergeant McCabe.  It is a case of ‘the tail wagging the dog‘.  I doubt very much that most members of the existing force would ever want to work with him!  To have Senior Counsel Guerin draw up a report in such a short length of time and form opinions, on which he recommends action by Government is a disgrace and a totally dangerous undermining of the police service generally.  The fact the work of An Garda Siochana continues successfully is testament to that!

It seems to me once again that an Irish Government further wishes to denigrate the effectiveness of the policing service in Ireland, a service being conducted by a world renowned force.  Ask the United Nations.  The main problem – the real elephant in the room regarding any perceived adversities within the police service in Ireland is that it is too closely aligned to politics and politicians, from whom they have learned some very bad lessons.  They are making a dogs dinner of the service.  After all VIP’s in Ireland cannot still step outside their doors without a Garda presence – the same Garda personnel they trust to do this job but at the same time they are determined to destroy and denigrate.  Does not make for logic.

All of this adverse publicity being foisted on the public from dysfunctional state services by a bought media helps to create a greater danger for the men and women serving in An Garda Siochana, giving drunken louts and criminals an excuse to have a serious go at the Gardai as they try to undertake their duties on behalf of a grateful public. This is actually a major breach of Health and Safety regulations.

Members of An Garda Siochana do carry out their duties irrespective of the odds and any added threat, full well knowing that if they are injured and in many cases assassinated in the line of duty they or their families will be left to wait 10 to 13 years for any compensation issues to be addressed.  This is how those “WHO SERVE” are treated in Ireland.

The core problem lies with politicians and the Senior Civil Service in the relevant Ministries, in particular Justice and Home Affairs.  The senior management ranks in An Garda Siochana have been looked down upon and treated with disdain by even the most junior of civil servants in these ministries.

Where else but in Ireland would you have senior Civil Servants meeting agents of the British Security Services MI5 and MI6 and also other national security services in other countries when it was the place of the National Police Service to do so.  To do otherwise would take what they perceive and interpret as a  junket away from them.  We can only guess at what such people had to say after copius amounts of alcohol plied during the course of such meetings.  They won’t comment on these liaisons quoting the usual ‘state security’ covers all bit – bull!

Mark my words – nothing substantial will take place as a consequence of what is going on at the moment.  The present status quo will remain.  All of this is a dangerous smoke-screen to try diverting attention.  It could really backfire though!

One of the first things a Government must do is enshrine the function of its policing service in its constitution.  Garda or police are not mentioned in Bunreacht na hÉireann – the Irish Constitution.

Any further inquiry that might be conducted will only serve one purpose – to re-line the pockets of the legal profession who were so badly stung in the property bubble burst.

More to come…

 

Policing in Ireland has failed as Detective is Assassinated.

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Policing in Ireland has become a disgraceful farce. We now see the Minister for Justice on national television talking on behalf of the Garda Commissioner telling us the Commissioner said he had sufficient resources. When there is a hot potato problem with a different angle the Minister would soon refer the media to the Commissioner stating he was in charge of the police force. Actually the Commissioner is nothing short if a puppet whose strings are totally manipulated by the Irish Government directly by Ministers and a dysfunctional Civil Service.

Lies, more lies like the sh1t we are being fed about the extent of our national debt etc. etc. Garda resourcing will soon be blamed on the Commissioner when just a little bit more goes wrong.

I can tell you the Garda Commissioner is afraid to act on his own initiative or say otherwise than what he is told to say by his puppet masters because he could be readily dismissed by Government as provided for by a certain Garda Siochana Act of parliament. The Commissioner therefore will not put his job on the line or rock the boat simply in order to protect his job.

Government had to fix their controlling system because of their unlawful dismissal of Commissioner Garvey. RIP.

The same Act gives total control of our police force to politicians, who are a self interest group not devoid, as we have seen of nefarious acts, corruption and crime, right to the very top in government.

The Garda Commissioner & his senior officers do not have the balls to confront politicians who actually appoint the former. Irish governments past have consistently focused on dismantling and degrading the national police force thereby negating its effectiveness in order to allow themselves a free hand to get on with their nefarious contempt for the laws of Ireland and its honest hard-working descent people.

I call on the people of Ireland to protest by all legitimate means until a separation of police and politics is completely achieved.

I would call on the people of Ireland to set up a more acceptable governance for Ireland and its now cosmopolitan peoples other than politics as we know it. Politicians need not think that governance and treason has been given them by the constitution.

It is time to establish a national co-operative to govern this corruption riddled country. Cronyism, nepotism and corruption are still rife while the citizens are being destroyed mentally, physically, morally, and financially.

Now that one of our police officers has been brutally assassinated, this present Irish government is content to sit back and push the onus back onto the Gardai to solve their own grievous misfortune without the full and proper resources to do so. Even the Garda fleet of vehicles is vintage 06 & 07 when police vehicles are normally burnt out and unroadworthy in six months.

Crimes reported are not being investigated because the resources are not there to do so.

People are very frightened and afraid because they can see criminality and criminals do as they please without fear of prosecution, conviction and imprisonment. How else could criminals accumulate dozens of convictions each.
The answer is very simple.
This is one of the reasons the detective was executed. There will be more to suffer the same fate and worse.

Democracy in Ireland is only for the benefit if the few and does not apply to the mainstream, backbone, ordinary hard-working people of Ireland.

It is time to take action to give the country back to the people. Self interested politicians and politics has failed and destroyed our nation.

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Computer & IT Security – Irish Government – Major Source for Concern – Food for Thought.

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In view of the fact there are major integrations between EU Governments, the Irish Government and its Departments computer & IT systems, can the Irish citizen be fully assured that their privacy, private and sensitive personal data is secure?

Additionally, is there confidence and assurance that national confidential data, though limited enough, is secure?

Are adequate measures taken to prevent the theft by nefarious electronic and or physical means, data the use of which would benefit criminality, terrorists or any other type of suspect or illegal activity nationally or internationally?

Is there any ongoing security REVIEW detection process in place by Government and all computer aligned Government Departments and any other such agencies to detect any suspicious activities relating to the integration of data process and the data contained within it or aligned via other connected portals to it?

Does the Government have in place any policy or an incentive scheme whereby rewards can be paid to people who point out security breaches?

Is there a likelihood that security leaks can be perpetrated and is there an adequate ongoing security policy and POLICING in place to prevent any form of leaks?

Are all staff acquainted and kept up-to-date on measures they must undertake and adhere to in order to prevent or even lessen the possibility of a security leak occurring unintentionally or being perpetrated?

Do staff bring work home with them on laptop, notebook, smartphones or other data holding devices that are not adequately encrypted in the event of theft or suspicious loss. Likewise do staff have the ability to access sensitive encrypted data using cipher keys on state IT systems from home via local personally owned or operated IT devices? By virtue of the fact that few civil servants work to full potential those minority that work very hard get all the work. It becomes so intensive they probably take work home with them.

While I can appreciate and expect that any form of response will not be forthcoming nor indeed a tailored standardised non-response that security matters are not discussed, maybe there is some food for thought in this for a dysfunctional Civil Service who do not exude any sort of competence and confidence to ever get the job done right!

When you have senior civil servants from the Department of Justice, Equality & Law Reform and also Foreign Affairs meeting locally and abroad with foreign security services and agencies like MI5, when such should be conducted by experienced security personnel from the national police force An Garda Siochana, it leaves a hell of a lot to be desired and does little to generate any form of a sense of professionalism, security or confidentiality especially when they talk about it afterwards on a bar stool. They may know a little about some things but its all second-hand. They certainly know nothing about any element relating to the area of middle east muslim fundamentalist terrorism activity in Ireland, nor indeed the so called “real ira”. For them its just for the ego trip and a premier class, executive room, high end junket. There is probably a special allowance for it too! Treasonable ignorance would be at the top of my description for such activity.

Ireland is a very small country in a very big world. It does have the knowledge and expertise to mind it’s own affairs when it comes to IT and security issues generally. The Government and its dysfunctional civil service simply destroy those abilities.

There is no confidence! History shows us all of the flaws. Don’t for one minute think that the process has changed.

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