November, 2024

THE BBC AND ALLIED COWARDLY LIARS by Donal Kennedy

  On 23 February 1923 I wrote a BLOG “THE BBC -THE WELL OF HISTORY DEFILED”   On 8th December 1916 I wrote a BLOG “COUNTER FACTUAL  DRAMA ” or THE WELLSOF HISTORY DEFILED.   With much of the western media peddling the lies of Zionist Genocidalists, and Ukrainian Neo-Fascists and Al Jazeera an RT […]

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Simon’s faux sincere compassion for everything and everybody

It seems Mary Lou McDonald touched a sore spot on Simon Harris’s soul on the TV debate last night. She was talking about the state’s treatment of children, no doubt having in mind the Easter Proclamation’s line about “cherishing all the children of the nation equally”.  Mary Lou spoke of the Dublin government’s “faux concern […]

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Fine Gael battles for votes

  So. Near to half-way through the south’s general election, how are Fine Gael doing? ‘Trying hard but could do better’ might be their report card judgement. First there was Michael O’Leary – you know, Mr Ryanair, the man who shoots from the hip. He was at the campaign launch for Fine Gael Minister for […]

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RESPECT FOR LIFE by Joe McVeigh

  I sometimes go to visit in the Palliative Care wing in a local hospital. The patients there are preparing to die. It amazes me to find them in such good spirits. I believe that this is the result of the way the patients are being cared for by the nurses, doctors and staff. Their […]

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STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS, I’M DROWNING IN IT! by Donal Kennedy

    Arising from the BLOG  “WEBSTER’S: MOROCCO BOUND? I got thinking about among other things the great lexicographer, Samuel Johnson.  Admirable on many counts. He deplored the extinguishing of any language, which  he described as the Pedigree of a Nation. He would have little use for the brain-dead  gobshites who think “thaw shay  mahogany […]

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FANS AND FLATTERERS by Donal Kennedy

    The term “Fascist” gets thrown about wildly these days, often by those who know nothing  of its history.   In 1925 Winston Churchill met Mussolini and fell in love with him. A love which grew in intensity when Italy attacked Abyssinia. At the time, at the League of Nations, Eamon De Valera demanded […]

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