The death of the Irish constitution?

Fine gael are believed to have materialised during the years following the as described Irish war for Independence, 1919-21. The as called Anglo-Irish treaty was seemingly signed by Michael Collins and Authur Griffith, co-founders of sinn fein. In an effort to restore peace it gave northern Ireland’s rights away to the British. Rifts were believed to have formed because of pro-treaty and anti-treaty sentiments. Fine gael who were believed to have been made up of a strong army contingent were the first government of the free state. Originally pro-treaty, they now appear to speak to the media in terms of a united Ireland with Britain being the principality.

The constitution of the Irish free state, as called was replaced by a new constitution in 1937 which was the subject of a referendum. Fine gael reportedly campaigned against the new move. The new constitution removed references to an as called oath of allegiance to the British crown. Previous to this, politicians had to sign the oath before entering Dáil Eirann. Éamon de Valera objected and Fianna fáil have since been known as the republican party. With regard to nationalist principles it’s difficult to ascertain where all parties stand now. During fine gael’s term according to news the AIB became the subject of British ruling, and possibly the Bank of Ireland too. One consequence being that seizure of assets legislation prevails.

New document for change being discussed

According to a report, the new coalition are endeavouring to revamp the rural economy, the emphasis being on regional development, increased social housing and the proposed delivery of a new REPS style farming scheme. According to formulas being delivered, farms have been subject to criteria that isn’t in the interests of the animals, farmers or the environment. The recent news article goes on to say that it is important for the government to be peopled by representatives with extreme views, that the democratic process will always take us to a middle ground, and a healthy parliament thrives on distilling and respecting the more extreme views. A healthy parliament, probably in most people’s opinion is one that can deal with problems such as homelessness, equal opportunities with regard to the housing crisis, employment and services such as internet connections.

The treaty that made northern Ireland a British colony

Women were believed to have been involved in the Irish republican movement during the 1920’s and earlier. British soldiers were stationed in Dublin at the time, which also coincided with the first world war. Many were said to have been pro-treaty, seen by some and mistakenly as the middle line, the as called Anglo-Irish agreement was believed by many to have let the northern Irish down, but the British refused to withdraw from northern Ireland which had become the subject of a takeover since the days of Oliver Cromwell.

According to the film entitled Michael Collins, Collins was key in organising the assasination of five British adminstrators in Ireland, but later became a signatory of the as called Anglo-Irish agreement along with co-founder of sinn fein, Authur Griffith. Michael Collins was said to have lodged and worked at a house owned by a Miss Hoey in Dublin. Believed to be of a traditional British family, she must have joined the republican cause. The house was reportedly raided, by the British in 1921. Other helpers of the republican movement had their homes raided which was said to have sometimes led to the finding of artillery not believed to have been really present at the scene.

According to reports, Michael Collins was murdered during a revolt protesting the treaty, though it might have been a British contingent. Following the rising, many detained by the military who were set free then left for the u.k., especially the poor.

Licence reportedly quashed due to protest from one fisherman

A license was supposedly granted earlier this year for internet connections between the United States and Ireland, reportedly a multi million euro project reportedly involving Google and Facebook amongst others. Seemingly a fisherman has objected, and according to a news report the permission has been disallowed via a letter from the chief state solicitor as described, no name, indicating an unnamed and unspecified minister who was as described, consenting to an order to quash the decision to grant a license. An order from whom?Both Irish businesses and the local community are said to be in favour of the proposed connection.

The situation may be equated to sinn fein’s protracted protests against Shell’s Corrib oil innitiative in Mayo, which led to court cases but no resolution. Gerry Adams, according to his own words was heavily involved in the Corrib oil protests which just happened after British soldiers had him in prison. On leaving he moved south, no detailed explanation, and seemingly got farmers involved, telling them the pipes weren’t safe. Shell eventually sold to a thought to be colonial enterprise. Consequences said to be that the young left the area because of failure to get jobs.

Murder of Garda detective

The man expected to be charged with the murder of Detective Garda Colm Horkan reportedly recently came to southern Ireland from the u.k. and according to newspaper reports was believed to be staying in Castlerea, County Rosscommon at the time of the incident, and believed to be living or have lived in Foxford, County Mayo. Colm is believed to have been killed with his own gun around midnight on Wednesday. A number of eye witnesses may give differing views but by some accounts the suspect was arrested in the vicinity shortly after shooting Colm 15 times.

The reported suspect is believed to have mental health problems. According to the report, the believed to be 43 year old man has no recorded criminal convictions in Ireland. Not known whether he has a criminal record in the u.k.

There is a big influx of people in Mayo, believed to be non-nationals. Perhaps a prelude to a referendum for a united Ireland. Garda commissioner Drew Harris is reported to have said definitively that the murder was not part of a subversive plot or any organisation. Southern Ireland suddenly has a large increase of u.k. citizens, soon to be Irish citizens.

Crisis for oil ignored by u.n.

Reportedly a u.n. biodiversity summit is being held in New York on 22 and 23 September 2020. Topics listed on the website were the maintenance of biodiversity through sustainability, wood as a fuel seemingly being unapproved; in favour of the control and exploitation of technology, access and benefit sharing, making estimates, and finance and partnerships for more as described sustainable fuels. In previous summits, seemingly in deference to business the crisis for oil was not substantiated, neither the enormous environmental impact of the nuclear industry.

Yemen’s assets being drained inspite of humanitarian crisis

The as called conflict in Yemen is thought to have begun in 2012. Reportedly a conflict between the Yemeni government, al qaeda an as described rebel group believed to be funded by Saudi Arabia, and the united states; it is being described as a war on terror even though reports were of a joint innitiative to transport Yemen’s oil, thought to be to America.

According to reports the situation in Yemen is resulting in a famine. Many are believed to have died because of unsafe water. Humanity for Relief and Development is believed to have been founded by childhood friends who saw the suffering and wanted to help. The mission is to provide food and safe drinking water to all. HDR was founded by Maeen Ali who describes himself as a humanitarian, Ali Muharram, an as described peace and humanitarian advocate and Khalil Refai, a youth coordinator. All are Yemeni American citizens. Hend Anbar is manager. Reportedly the first project was bringing a reasonable water supply to a number of villages. The situation in Yemen is being descibed as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world today, estimated to be affecting 17 million people. Both Saudi and the united states have been accused by a media representative of taking Yemen’s oil.

Who pocketed the value of colonial assets?

Mi5 is believed to be responsible for the collection, analysis and exploitation of information, reportedly in the areas of law enforcement, national security, the military and foreign policy. According to documentation, means of information gathering includes espionage, communication interception, internet surveillance and as called intelligence assessment or intelligence analysis. The former being described as, as called behaviour forecasts or recommended courses of action to the leadership of organizations. The latter being said to be a collection of cognitive methods, and the evaluation and altering of information within an as described secret social or cultural setting. The as called analysist has the authority to secretly alter data held by organizations, believed to consist of the passing on of deliberately misleading information. Intelligence agencies such as mi5 are said to be involved with national and international crisis management, and to covertly influence the outcome of events to serve national interests. During world war 2, a German citizen spoke to MI5 about the death camp she lived adjacent to. She had noticed an influx of prisoners every day and no one ever came out, the burning every evening and a mountain of shoes and other belongings. According to all sources, MI5 passed on the information to the ministry of defence but no action was taken, for instance they could have targeted the railways leading to the death camps. The u.k. ministry of defence have not since explained why they failed to act.

During an interview with the u.k. m.o.d. regarding national security some time ago, Prince Charles was named as second in command. This may have since been denied, even so leads to the question who is the executive? If the original interview is to be believed, the answer is probably Prince Philip. And with regard to the current oil conflicts and a history of past colonialism and exploitation, where is the value of the assets taken? Not believed to be in the British government’s bank account.

Divisions due to concerns about ethics

Divisions within the catholic church are thought to be the result of differing opinions concerning the church’s direction. Described as differences between traditionalists and reformists, changes have been seen by some to be too sweeping, and the question of ethics and leadership largely ignored.

Differences are thought to be connected to the church’s relationship with the world. For over a decade Bishops have been concerned about an elite that controls the majority. According to one source a recent open letter addressed to all catholics and people of good will suggested a conspiracy to use the coronavirus pandemic to restrict people’s basic rights unjustifiably and disproportionately. According to the source, the letter continued with a warning that imposing lockdowns was a disturbing prelude to a realisation of a world government beyond all control. The letter which has reportedly been signed by an arch Bishop and other agreeing members of the clergy, has been described as guerrilla tactics by a supposed supporter of the new system, and writer of the report.

No parity of restrictions and a massive debt

According to a report, u.k. covid restrictions have been eased this week, southern Ireland are due to enter phase three of restrictions, not outlined yet other than the opening of hotels, yet northern Ireland residents have been unrestricted with regards to travelling throughout the south. No explanation why. The border regions along with Dublin were said to be the most severely effected by the virus.

According to one report, fine gael have borrowed €8 billion to cope with the effect of restrictions on business and employment. Terms and conditions for the years ahead unknown. The minister for finance was reported as saying they won’t go to Europe for help for fear of looking bad or attracting the wrong sort of attention. According to the same report the bank of England are buying debts and printing more money.