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@MichaelPTKelly@CNolanOffaly In last post I should have said ABORTION AT BIRTH. BY GRACE OF GOD IT WAS DEFEATED. I HOPE YOU DID NOT VOTE FOR THAT. INCIDENTENTLY,DID YOU THE INTRODUCTION OF ABORTION INTO IRELAND. 70,000 LIVES AND COUNTING LIVES LOST,AND THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT DROP IN BIRTH RATE. COULD NOT
@MichaelPTKelly@CNolanOffaly What about abortion 70,000 dead. The reduction of reviews days from 3 to 1 day and the atempt to bring in extension of abortion to abortion. ARE YOU TRYING TO FOOL THE RISH PEOPLE OR SALVE YOUR CONSCIENCE.
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A few words from James Conway.
IRELAND'S UPCOMING INTERNATIONAL SHAME.
For a nation that felt it had the moral high ground to criticise.
Guilty.
This week, as the leaders of Europe and further afield assemble in Dublin, the Irish Government will no doubt feel a great sense of importance. There will be a great deal of backslapping and congratulations to go around. Surely, Ireland has now taken its place among the great nations of the world and left its tradition of state-sponsored human rights abuses behind. But this mood will be short-lived.
All across Ireland, a new scandal has been propagated, and when its abuses are highlighted in the international press, as they surely will be, there will scarcely be an Irish politician or bureaucrat left with a semblance of moral authority.
The IPAS industry in Ireland will shortly be revealed to the Western world as nothing more than one of the greatest modern-day breaches of human rights and dignity ever overseen by a Western government.
Young men placed among rival tribes and gang-raped by tribal elders. Children taken away in the dead of night to be used in paedophile prostitution rings. Young men collected in black cars in the morning to work all day for pittance wages. Abuse of the kind that Ireland should be well known for.
The Christian Brothers and the Magdalene Laundries may have been consigned to the history books, but how will the modern Irish Government hide its modern-day sins against humanity? Who did they think they were to look down their noses and dictate to other countries while overseeing industrial-scale abuse? What will they do when hundreds of investigative journalists from a certain Middle Eastern nation descend upon the greatest nation of political hypocrites and cowards to have ever existed?
Why did so many known criminals and tax evasion specialists receive the contracts? Were they always destined to be the fall guys when the truth came out?
Out of a nation of five million, how many people were willing to face imprisonment for trying to stop the gross industrial abuse of fellow human beings? There will not be enough rope for all those who facilitated, promoted and concealed the greatest crimes against humanity in the modern age.
Soon, Irish politicians and bureaucrats will be faced with a troubling reality.
There are many things worse than killing.
James Conway.
Dromore West.
Co Sligo.