Seeking some grace from this election race
Campaign has been illuminating in unexpected ways
Intro:
Interesting that this day 14 yrs ago the IMF stepped in to take control of the Irish finance system…
This article looks at the suicide of the chief investigator involved the Patrick Hutch trial, a HSE manager who set up covid vaccine clinics involved in a ‘paedophile ring’ and Simon Harris’ legalising of scientific experiments on human embryos.
We need pro-life candidates in the Dail.
It’s been intriguing to witness the carnage emanating from election campaign coverage. Refreshing even, since RTE have barely dared to platform ordinary Irish opinions for the past five years. Remember the vox pop, the voice of the people? It disappeared with the arrival of covid.
Simon Harris looked ready to snap, facing journalists at a Fine Gael press event last night. Helen McEntee’s movements appear almost menacing, as she poked her head round Harris to check the identity of the reporter who asked pointedly for a “Yes or No” answer.
Did a Fine Gael member try to flatten the Charlotte Fallon footage by falsely associating her with Sinn Fein?
“I don’t believe so,” said Harris. But the reporters seem to know. RTE correspondent Samantha Libreri, who captured the interaction at Supervalu Kanturk, has not posted anything controversial since.
Take a look at the wording that accompanied the now viral post on social media. Ms Fallon is described as a ‘woman who says she is a carer.’ Would RTE have used that specific description if there hadn’t been FG interference?
I don’t believe so.
Running alongside the election, there has been a series of cases unfolding in the courts, as if crying out to the electorate, pay attention!
Hutch
A four day inquest into the death of Detective Superintendent Colm Fox concluded at Dublin Coroner’s Court last week. Det Supt Fox, late of Malahide, Co Dublin, took his own life in his office in Ballymun on February 10th, 2018 using a firearm signed out from the station.
The deceased was in charge of the Garda investigation into the murder of David Byrne at the Regency Hotel on February 5th 2016 and its related trial, which was underway at the time of his death.
The trial at which Patrick Hutch was charged with the murder of Mr Byrne at the Special Criminal Court, collapsed due to the death of Det Supt Fox.
On the day of his death, the deceased wrote multiple suicide notes to colleagues and family. Yet, the inquest into his death could not determine the message he was trying to convey.
“In the letter, whose contents were heard for the first time by Det Supt Fox’s family, the deceased said Supt Daly would be reading it because of a “drastic act” by him.
“Det Supt Fox said there had been an “act of omission” on his part in February 2016 by not following up about the recognition of Mr Hutch as a suspect.
Read more from inquest reporter Seán McCárthaigh here.
I don’t know what caused Det Supt Colm Fox to take his own life. He was known and well liked by many of us at the coroners court. But I do find the running of Gerard ‘The Monk’ Hutch as a candidate in this election campaign unusual. Who tipped off reporters assembled at Dublin airport for his recent arrival back in Ireland? Why has there been no mention of the inquest in relation to the Hutch campaign?
The inquest concluded last Friday with a series of recommendations from Coroner Myra Cullinane, who called for the introduction of a digital system of recording the issuing of firearms to gardaí to replace the existing “hard copy” system.
Make of that what you will.
“HSE Manager”
Curiously, the mercifully short election campaign has thrown up precious little debate over covid. I’ve heard nothing at all from the mainstream about vaccines.
On Monday, at Castlebar Courthouse in Co Mayo, a story emerged that contained mention of covid and vaccines, in the context of a ‘paedophile ring.’
HSE manager Peter O’Malley, of Ballinrobe, Co Mayo was jailed for six years for the possession of ‘depraved’ sexual abuse images involving children as young as three. He started looking at such material while isolated during Covid lockdowns, the court heard.
The Connaught Telegraph reported on October 31 that O’Malley was in charge of setting up covid vaccine clinics in Co Mayo and Co Roscommon as part of his role for the HSE. His collating images of child sexual abuse while working from home, was uncovered by the FBI, which shared intelligence with An Garda Siochana.
The report states:
“Detective Garda Paula Griffin of the Mayo Divisional Protective Services Unit told State prosecutor Patrick Reynolds today that O’Malley’s personal phone held 128,791 images and approximately 70 per cent of this material was of a legal and illegal pornographic nature.
“Some of the images, Garda Griffin explained, contained images of children from approximately three years of age to teenagers being sexually abused.
“The garda witness continued: “Some of the images contained one adult abuser while the others involved multiple adult abusers.
“Some of the victims were visibly crying and screaming in the images."
In every outlet reporting this news, O’Malley is described as a ‘HSE manager’.
The Connaught Telegraph is the only outlet (that I’m aware of) to published the details regarding O’Malley’s connection to covid vaccine clinics.
Why would that be?
The Mayo News reports the following disturbing detail. Note the timing, early in the roll out of the vaccine campaign, on which O’Malley was working.
“In March 2021, Mr O’Malley engaged in a conversation with a user regarding a sexual act with a two-year-old baby who was said to be the daughter of the other user. Det Garda Griffin said the messages were of extremely graphic and contained disturbing descriptions of raping children.”
Desmond Dockery, Senior Counsel for O’Malley said that when the Covid lockdown was introduced in March 2020, Mr O’Malley was living alone and working from home, he started drinking excessively and engaging in adult porn.
“He fell deeper and deeper into this dark place and was completely out of character for him. His addiction to it deepened and he became fixated on it.”
That this person was connected to the covid vaccine roll out in Co Mayo, is deeply disturbing.
Health Act 2024
What have vaccines and the cruel treatment of children got in common?
I was glad to see barrister Tracey O’Mahoney highlight the 33rd Dáil’s rejection of a motion to offer pain relief to babies undergoing abortion. What logic could drive a politician to deprive a pre-born baby of pain relief?
Consider that Simon Harris himself took on the Health (Assisted Human Reproduction) Act 2024 as a pet project some years ago. In a development that appears to have escaped any actual public consideration or debate, he legalised the use of human embryos for experimental research. Previously, such research was conducted in a clandestine manner, behind closed doors at labs in pharmaceutical facilities, giving rise to cell lines used not just in covid vaccines but multiple others.
The wording of the Act stipulates that in order to conduct such research, companies will need a licence, which will be issued by the “Assisted Human Reproduction Regulatory Authority,” a body established by the Act.
“to regulate research involving embryos, the derivation, collection, storage or use of embryonic stem cells or stem cell lines or the derivation, collection, storage or use of induced pluripotent stem cells or stem cell lines (to be known collectively as “ESC research”), and, to that end, to prohibit a person from undertaking ESC research unless the person holds a licence, granted by the AHRRA.”
Let’s not forget that Simon Harris entered politics on a pro life promise, back in 2011.
Kanturk
“You are not a good man!” Charlotte Fallon told Harris at Supervalu, Kanturk last Friday. The video touched a nerve with the nation. Is it because in 45 seconds Harris demonstrated the gratuitous arrogance with which his government has treated the people of Ireland?
Interesting to note that initially, when he offered his hand to shake, Ms Fallon withdrew hers.
“How are you, very nice to see you,” Harris said to her regardless, before moving on but still repeating the line to nobody in particular.
“Can I ask you a question,” she said, prompting him to turn back around.
The exchange between them that followed was breathtaking.
When he walked away and Charlotte Fallon told him to keep on ‘pretending you’re a good man,’ Harris appeared affected in some unusual way, rounding on her so abruptly as to send shockwaves through the Chewits stand.
She didn’t budge. She stood firm to face him down with her six word sink line:
“You are not a good man.”
And so it appears that it is through the prism of disability that the country is finally allowed to question the vice like grip the establishment has been holding over the electorate like a spell for the past four years.
God works in mysterious ways, goes the saying. Lo and behold, where should my ears happen upon the most profound twenty seconds of the entire election? Only Liveline.
In the fall out from Kanturk, a disabled woman phoned the RTE chat show in a bid to shame the HSE into fixing her hoist, as she’d been confined to her bed for a week with no access to her shower or bathroom.
Patricia Keane, born with cerebral palsy, is quadriplegic and requires the hoist to help her out of bed. She told Joe Duffy of her dealings with the HSE.
“Living on my own and coping on my own, it is particularly hard. Because, sometimes Joe they can overlook me as a person and they can dismiss the human being that they are seeing before them,” she said.
“And Joe all I want to do was live my life with dignity, with grace and with love.”
“And I love my disability. I would not give my disability to anybody else because it was given to me from the man above because he knew I could carry it.”
“I love my disability. And I love the person that I am,” she said.
Poor Joe, unable to fathom such a philosophy, responded thus:
“Well I’m sure people you’ve known over the years hold a lot of affection for you after yesterday’s programme and the impact you made on so many people, Patricia. So look after yourself!”
Patricia told Joe that she is carrying her condition as a quadraplegic with grace and dignity and love. She considers it a gift.
Is that not one of the most beautiful things you could hear?
I am thankful for Patricia Keane on Liveline. I think we have a lot to learn from her.
Sadly, in today's Ireland, she'd be lucky to make it out of the womb alive.
We need pro-life candidates in the Dail.
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Find your local pro-life candidates in Election 2024 by constituency
Read the Health (Assisted Human Reproduction) Act 2024
Watch Simon Harris’ interaction with Charlotte Fallon
Listen to Patricia Keane on Liveline
Thank you Louise, Powerful piece, disturbing, though the detail is, it really shines a light on the sinister machine behind the media reports! We know they lie all the time, deflect, obfuscate, whatever it takes..But it is very important we realise they do it, not merely for survival of income/lifestyle/power or influence, To me, they are clearly motivated by far darker and most definitely evil intent! It cannot be done otherwise, it takes a lot of effort to hide these truths, they must all be held to account. They know exactly what they're doing.
There'll be no pain relief for the unborn, they don't want the fetus contaminated, pure and simple. Allegedly the sale of aborted babies is very lucrative....where is the money going?
Thanks Louise.