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 "...good judge of character but never one of his politicians or an Evangelical clergyman"... .... likewise,I say, anyone who hangs around public houses or works there or in a restaurant, particularly in an Irish or Italian restaurant is lacking in basic wisdom  (Common Sense). In the latter case they are all dolemen or people destined for the scrapheap at a relatively early age because they are involved in some sort of 'hookery' which the police know all about... 30.11.2022 In Ireland,when an intelligent man makes his appearance,you will very soon hear the word "bollocks"  (Anc. Greek,Pollux) mentioned or spoken. You will witness the chronic fool,the urban psychopath or the small town hooligan holding forth on his wit and wisdom in opposition to the scholar in every public house in the country when better counsel should prevail.That country tomfoolery is something which the bumpkin has heard from a criminal or his counterpose in this country,a doctor,ultima...

 Where you get a lot of alcohol being sold or,in the North,a well-attended church you have police rule or an Orange lodge bringing billy-boy bands in to disrupt civil peace because local Protestant businesses are losing trade to Catholic shopowners hand-over fist. That is the general rule but the social elites and penniless fools have other means of bending the knee to the English Crown,so here goes for a study of intermediaries between citizen and state....... The IRA in Belfast in the 1990's "Easy!Easy!Easy!"  The illusion of an IRA 'victory' in 1997 was brought on by idiots in Belfast Sinn Fein. They were anxious to make a name for themselves as Britain's nemesis. The illusion of a victory was hoisted on nationalists by publicists such as Adams and others,not least of his hangmen being Morrison through dictates in An Phoblacht/ Republican News to take to the streets. That pronunciamento led to quixotic scenes on the streets of Belfast when a final ceasefire...

Everywhere in the South, the intelligent person is confronted by Irish Army and Garda pigs mobilised for the fascist street scenes and to sniff and snort at anyone with a modicum of good judgement. What do we say of this fascist state and its inhabitants who are such ready prey for being fleeced by shopkeeper,farmer,publican and huckster? We say of those who run the South, primarily the Gardai,that you are pathetic, primitive and backward  people,sniffers and snorters,who never amounted to very much and behave like the Old English of County Kildare (the Geraldines). Particularly,that is,the neanderthals who monitor revolutionaries, Communists, socialists and anarchists. They rise in station as  they throw students and scholars out of their modest accommodation without a court order. They do so at the instigation of some headman such as Brendan Mc Cormack or the Irish members of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland or a clown like an Irish publican or the local Nationali...

 ...Mickey Smith,a moneylender originally from Ballyfermot who plied his trade around the slums of Dublin. A parasite! Not only did he have connections to the Dublin Gardai but his was the house which hosted the meeting between those who bombed Birmingham and Chris Mullin of ITV Weekend,all part of the clumsy diplomacy of John Hume' Dublin affiliates such as the Rev. Thomas Hudson and Noel Browne. Smith was typical of the offal of society of informers, whores, pimps and "petty thieves" ( Eugene Mc Cartan) and rent-boys (Tommy O Rourke). Gardai informers and their foes were rarely fully tuned-in because they were usually high on drugs or drunk. For guidance on the reality of revolutionary movements,read Dostoyevsky,Brendan Behan and Sean O Casey.  The latter wised up to revolutionary oppositionists before they died and had nothing more to do with them.  Revolutionaries are dangerous friends as one individual described such loose-tongued people. .... All policemen and their...