Sensational reports fail to substantiate real cause for concern

According to news, mother and baby homes that were run by the state and church up until the 1990’s are to have their records sealed for thirty years, amid complaints. The reason being is seemingly a failure by some to read them academically. An example is the Tuam mother and baby home where human remains were found in the garden. The skeletons were exhumed and studied, the conclusion being the cause of death unknown. Rarely mentioned amongst many reports including apparently a specially commissioned one, many of which indicated abuse when the most likely cause was epidemics, usual at the time. The catholic church had a policy whereby certain members of the community were not buried in a graveyard as regular protocol. This included babies who weren’t baptised, although some since have been exhumed, honoured and reburied.

Another controversy and more worthwhile to consider is the taking of babies from their mothers, some having to grow up alone with no family support, some adopted out. A still unhealed wound in many cases.

European council supposedly representing the eu

Reading about more Brexit talks, funny that european council president Charles Michel is negotiating seemingly on behalf of the eu, when the european council is believed to be a uk construct.

Brexit talks are supposedly stalling on issues of governance, trade deals and fishing rights but with regard to fishing rights, why doesn’t each country have their own jurisdiction?

Ambitious oil and gas plans

Described as the most ambitious oil and gas plans ever seen in Ireland, reportedly three major liquified natural gas terminals off the coast of Mayo, Cork and Drogheda are being considered. A further plan mentioned is to build what was described as Europe’s largest gas storage facility off the coast of Cork. Reportedly the company involved is Predator oil and gas, and they hold territory licences off the coast of Cork and in Mayo near the corrib gas field where according to the report gas is declining. Predator hope to use 86% of Corrib oil’s infrastructure to pump gas ashore. The campaign group, Not here not anywhere are egnoring Europe’s need for oil at the expense of the shocking exploitation in Yemen, Iraq, Iran and elsewhere.

40% of samples tested in meat plants covid positive

According to various reports meat plants came under scrutiny in August following a surge of covid 19 cases involving meat plant workers. In a recent report a spokesperson for meat plants said the hse were responsible for the testing of employees. It is not known if they are tested regularly, however samples are tested. Results during a reported 4 week period were that 40% of the samples were covid positive. Current data should be calculable on November 9 if testing is continuing.

Whose directive?

Covid figures suggest that there is a trend towards chronic symptoms isolated into certain areas so why the nationwide lockdown? Chronic symptoms are highly contagious even so. Is the government instigating innitiatives such as free cough medicines rather than special protective clothing to hospitals with no covid patients?

There has been warnings over the years regarding contraband cigarettes, plentiful in north and inner city Dublin. Not believed to pass health and safety requirements, some seemingly find their way into the shops. Could be an approach. Viruses are attracted to similar detail.

Covid

The corona virus has seemingly mutated three times since the second world war. The president of the United States, reportedly recovered from covid 2019 says he is now immune, the commentator disagreed. Not believed to be the case if he has taken antiviral drugs in order to get better.

The corona virus, which has appeared three reported times since the second world war often leaves behind chronic symptoms. There are now indications that drugs and contraband cigarettes may contain the virus or similar detail, especially in political situations believed to be because of non compliance. Reportedly there is a drug problem in Afghanistan, and in north inner city Dublin where Republicans are thought to live. Maybe elsewhere.

Is migration the answer?

According to the news there are 7000 migrants on Lesbos seemingly hoping to assimilate. Probably from areas of u.n. control, there are indications they were advised to leave. Seemingly Greece, Germany and France foot the bill, but what about local resources, and what are they escaping from?

Sharing of data

Facebook are warning that they may make facebook unavailable in europe, reportedly following a ban on it’s sharing of data, if enforced. The ban is said to be the work of the data protection commission who reportedly went through the european court of human rights in July. According to the report, the court decided that Facebook did not place adequate guards to protect the privacy of consumers, though any individual chooses what information can be seen by the public on his or her Facebook page.