Meat samples

According to a newspaper report 40% of 300,000 samples tested rom meat plants were covid positive during September/early October. Few details. This months figures if still testing should be calculable by 6 November.

Irish may have developed an immunity

News of a variant corona virus in Ireland, Spain, the u.k. and perhaps elsewhere, true or not might be an argument against the development of immunity as in the case of all viruses. Global protests about covid restrictions have sometimes resulted in trouble between protestors and the police. In Ireland, this has resulted in threats to would be organisers.

Nineteen countries are reportedly more severely affected than Ireland in a list of covid affected countries. Arguments that lockdowns assist hospitals to cope with the pandemic fail to align with statistics which reveal very few covid cases in Irish hospitals. Maybe different elsewhere. Ireland’s few clinical cases may be linked to regular occurrences of water and other contamination over the years which would have built up an immunity. No known cause but thought to be linked to biological subterfuge. If so, the seen to be extreme government strategy which restricts business, travel and movement but exempts overseas military personnel is the worst possible move.

Irish banks following British protocol

News that Leo Varadker made a minor protocol error reported by the thought to be gay magazine, village and blown out of proportion since, may be a ploy to divert attention away from the privatisation of the AIB. According to official legislation the AIB is now operating under British rules, soon to change following Brexit. Again, according to legislation the Bank of Ireland is now in British hands. In this case may have occurred while Enda Kenny was toiseach.

The faceless new system of banking

For years, seemingly banking policy has diverted from a personal, local service to phones and machines, leaving less recourse if anything goes wrong. Opportunities for theft prevail in internet banking which customers are persuaded to avail of. Personal access codes are visible before being replaced by bullet points. An unexplained issue.

Second wave corona virus in Ireland, u.k. and Spain

According to a report a variant of the corona virus has been identified, initially in Ireland reportedly among Spanish farm workers. According to the report the new variant has spread throughout Europe during autumn and is said to be prevalent in Ireland, Spain and the u.k. Interestingly it is said to have accounted for 60% of covid cases in Ireland and 80% of cases in the u.k. and Spain. Spanish flu was a pandemic believed to have begun in Spain during the first world war. Reportedly it infected 500 million people. Deaths unable to be counted.

Post mortem results as yet unpublished

According to a report, post mortem results into the death of locum state pathologist Dr Heidi Okker and her two children aged 6 and 11 have not been published. Detectives reportedly believe the children were strangled. No information concerning the murder of Ms. Okker. Reportedly no arrests have been made. Gardai said post mortem results are crucial to the investigation.

Unauthorised grants given to Sinn fein

According to a report, €30,000 worth of covid support grants were given erroneously to two sinn fein offices in northern Ireland by a member of seanad eireann. Reportedly Sinn fein have apologised for keeping the money. There have been four resignations.

Forty Irish nursing homes trying to cope with covid

According to a report, forty Irish nursing homes are currently trying to cope with covid outbreaks, five needing intensive state support. Sufficient infection control measures seems to be the key. Logically, the presence of m.r.s.a. or minocin resistant staphylococcus aureous in bed sores etc. would attract the virus. Thought to be political, as minocin is only one antibiotic and not new.

Covid deaths in Ireland, thought to be as of Thursday were reportedly 1,902. Half of these, according to the report occurred in resthomes and other care homes for the elderly.

Appearance of democracy

A phenomena believed to be worldwide is the idea of political parties and other organisations being infiltrated. Believed to be the case in as called new labour who actually had conservative views. The labour party hasn’t really been treated as serious contingents by the media since, resulting in fewer votes. Indicates media control. Controversies are central figures are poached, coerced and/or dominated, and can be intentionally mislead. Certain political parties may carry on, being a shadow of their former selves. Familiar figures mean 8ndividuals don’t often question a change in values or orientation.

According to thought to be official sources, mi5 infiltrate communication systems, planting misleading information on certain individuals, for instance those known to be disagreeers. Thought to be a phenomena on their own social welfare system.

All Saints Day

Although thought to be of German descent the name Robinson has been popular in Britain for centuries. According to one source, some Robinsons, seemingly unable to support Henry VIII fled to Ireland but some say were followed by Oliver Cromwell. Those who stayed were thought to have had little choice but to adhere to new rules; though some, possibly priests, nuns and other religious, wouldn’t agree to renounce their faith, and according to history were tortured by various means. In parts of Ireland, according to another source, priests were murdered and their heads put on spikes. All remembered on All Saints Day