Toss wrote:Sinead wrote:Toss:
Would love to know who produced that piece of propaganda, they refer
to a bank as if it were people. The 'conspiracy theorists' must have
had fun with that. It is as good as Facebook with permits all sorts of
allegations against people who if they attempt to refute lies they are
dammed, the old adage 'there's no smoke without fire'.
The next thing to be resurrected with be The Protocols of the Learned
Elders of Zion.
As Michéal says, no names given for anything.
Every transaction leaves a trail, follow the money and you find a name.
Sinéad
I've no idea who produced it Sinead, but there are plenty more like it out there and they obviously contain some truths in the middle of their theories as none have been challenged or shut down. If as Michael says, every transaction leaves a trail ....... I wonder why so many trails are ignored and not questioned by those in charge ?
I see the video as thought provoking but not conclusive in any way (other that the fact that the Rothschilds do own our Central Bank).
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Interesting comments.
Toss wrote: Money money money ....... if you have enough, you can buy control of anything
Toss wrote:Done ...... but I won't hold my breath !!!
Toss wrote:.
So, the circus that was the Jobstown trial has ended with all proven innocent as the taxpayer pays the costs.
With three possible exit routes ignored and despite ample video evidence, charges were still brought against anti water charge campaigners..... dare we ask why ?
Anyone care to comment ?
Gerald wrote:The government was arrogant enough to assume it would win, no matter what, or they just wanted to put the "six" through the ordeal just to teach "those protestors" a lesson.
Toss wrote:The right to object and protest has been maintained thanks to the defence and the jury in this case. It is vital that lessons are learned and not just by those in power ...... the people need to know it is ok to stand up for what you believe in and to object when those in power are not listening. If unscrupulous politicians and people in positions of power think they can bully the public into submission, then this is a big wake up call.
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Sinead wrote:Joan Burton and/or the Government had nothing to do with bringing this case.
It was the DPP and he/she, in my opinion used the wrong charge. It is right
that those charged were released as not guilty as charged.
Having said that, the protest was not peaceful and no one, no matter who they
has the right to detain another person unless holding them until the authorities
arrive, this was not the case. Had any of those in the car had a cardiac arrest
the protesters could have been facing murder/manslaughter charges.
I am in favour of legitimate protest, I have taken part in it myself over the
years but no person should be hindered during a protest.
These sentiments will not be popular I am sure but that is how I see it.
Would any of us like to be in a car surrounded by people with no way out?
Sinéad
Denis Cromie wrote:I wonder if these protesters would like their mother to be trapped in a car for 3 hours or so. I agree with peaceful protest but what happened in Jobstown went beyond that.
Strum wrote:Ah ffsnakes. That's all I can say about this. 3000e a day.![]()
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