Employment process disturbed by political candidate

Opportunities for employment are seemingly favouring personnel from abroad, mainly the u.k., at the expense of locals. An example is Corrib oil who failed to make employment opportunities for locals, seemingly resulting in many going abroad to find work.

A recent report concerns undue interference in the employee selection process at the Galway Mayo Institute, Castlebar, particularly pressure from a local m.p. in favour of a particular candidate. Reportedly, the lobbying which resulted in a fall out was backed by senior Fine gael politicians. Nominee unknown but may be a political preference for a non national candidate.

Winter flu vaccines for children

According to some schools of thought flu vaccines are counterproductive to health. Natural health practitioners believe flu symptoms are the response of a healthy body in eradicating a virus. May go on to say an individual has to be healthy enough to catch flu symptoms. In a weaker person the virus is believed to settle in an organ bringing disease.

According to recent news, the health service executive are planning winter flu vaccines for 800,000 children in Ireland from ages 2-12 years at an estimated cost of €81 million. No further details. Will they be tested for health and safety?

Sinn Fein, at home and abroad

A little known celtic era spanned western Europe, thought to have begun hundreds of years ago. There was possibly a two tier system in Ireland, though some gaels are believed to have joined the celts. The Cafferkeys were one clan that had a seat in Armagh; maybe became administrators for the celts, or in name only.

There has been little intermarriage. A reason being political differences. Celtic leaders reportedly departed Ireland following the saxon invasion. According to reports some returned. Often celts became administrators for the newly landed saxons in the same way as various gaelic clans during what was thought to be a Celtic empire, others were in opposition. The treatment of republicans, including family members has been the subject of much controversy. Sinn Fein, thought to be originally a republican party, and believed to consist mainly of celts and people of english descent are known for the ill treatment of Irish descent and often celts who resettle in Ireland as contrary to monarchic plans. Abroad the Sinn fein persona is staunch republican.

Ireland is believed to discriminate against gaels with regard to housing etc., but discrimination against the Irish, including celts abroad is worse, especially in the colonies where the monarchy receives the most support. A dispersal of the Irish is thought to be occurring, not totally understood due to the compliant who are thought to have been changing their names to Gaelic names for some time now. Businesses not thought to be owned by gaels still avail of Gaelic names, as do some politicians. All the above is believed to stem from monarchic plans for a British Ireland: Are the Irish government complying?

Covid associated deaths and precipitating factors

According to a report, covid deaths are seemingly now called covid associated deaths, relating as they do to pre-existing conditions. Diabetes is thought to be a debilitating factor in recovery. With regard to attracting the corona virus, the presence of other viruses, particularly respiratory viruses which aren’t contained would be a main factor. With regard to Africa, contaminated water could attract the corona virus to a grave degree.

According to the report, with regard to Europeans, covid related deaths have been estimated at 18,639, comparable to other flu viruses such as middle eastern respiratory syndrome and Spanish flu, the latter is believed to have killed over two million people and has lead to questions of biological warfare. Spain wasn’t on the side of the allies during the wars, and Arabia was blamed for 9/11. Spanish flu became a pandemic, a.m.e.s. acute middle eastern syndrome was more contained.

Free speech?

According to a review, we are taught by capitalists, big business components, racists/supremacists, and possibly a classist and sexist culture. Sexism sometimes dominates ethics when other things need to be talked about. Every culture seemingly has different expectations of women and differing attitudes. An example where ethics doesn’t succeed is when a pro-abortion lobby group pressures a pro-life entity to change direction resulting in a loss of principles.

The expression lynch mob is sometimes used proverbially to describe the vicisstude directed towards an opposing view, often authorised by the establishment. A possible result of freedom of speech is the capacity for change. Ethics is the reasoner on issues of free speech. For instance the German government seemingly feel neo-nazi marches through Jewish areas in Berlin should be allowed in the interests of free speech.

Ireland isolated by green list

The tánaiste is reportedly very concerned about Ireland becoming isolated in terms of aviation, but will the government do anything about it? A look at the green list together with stringent rules means no tourism. Will the hotels go out of business?

Can virus be transmitted by asymptomatic person?

Reportedly a thousand businesses in Mayo, Sligo and Galway have asked the government for help to keep Knock (Gnoc) Ireland West Airport open. 807,000 passengers are believed to have travelled through the airport last year. According to the report, passengers this July and August are down 88%. Airport staff have been laid off and losses encrued due to corona virus restrictions may not be reimbursed.

A question is whether the virus can be transmitted from a person without symptoms. The answer was at first no according to the as called World Health Organisation and others. Then came a differing response followed by stringent rules. With regard to curtailing the virus, visitors from northern Ireland have no officialdom to contend with, neither do freight.

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Irish free state

Following the death of Michael Collins in 1923, the president of the free state, William Thomas Cosgrave appointed thought to be Ulster loyalist Ernest Blythe as minister for finance. £10 million was reportedly payable to the u.k. as a condition of the free state.

Current president Michael Higgins is said to have addressed united nations issues via videolink in a convention beginning yesterday commemorating 75 years since the end of the second world war. He criticised the world bank and the international monetary fund. No details. The international monetary fund deals with third world debt. The current minister for finance is believed to have studied at Trinity University, though Trinity isn’t a university of nationalist sentiments.

Covid restrictions not believed to be addressing the root of the problem

Inspite of reports of a surge in the covid rate there is believed to be few covid patients in hospital currently. Generally people are seemingly asked to cope at home and recover. Rest homes are thought to be the main area where covid fatalities occur.

With regard to Dublin where half of all covid cases occur, the homeless are likely to be at risk and those suffering from drug addiction whose immune system may be compromised. With the absence of freight checks the situation may continue inspite of etreme measures such as lockdown. According to information published, the corona virus can usually live on cardboard boxes for instance for three hours or so, that is clean cardboard. Other packaging such as plastic, thought to be longer. Will thrive on contaminated packaging/clothing.