It's like this.Hitler is the most evil person ever to live.Next after the Devil.H e killed over 6 million Jews.
I don't know how many human beings the abortionists have murdered,but it must run Hitlers number close.
Were Hitler to seek land from the Catholic Church to use it in the murder of even more Jews humanity would properly be repulsed.
Sanctity of human life being a core value Christianity I cannot see how any organization which calls itself Catholic can sell or other wise make available property which they know will be used for the murder of the innocents.
All these abortionists whose eyes are on stalks promoting Secular Murder ought get together and donate their own personal lands for this purpose.
It is time Archbishop and the Pope stood up for Catholic values and refuse the use of Catholic owned land or premises for premeditated killing.
Wednesday, November 27, 2019
FARMERS LAST STAND.
Unfortunately I was unable to join the modern day heroes who protested on behalf of rural Ireland and all rural dwellers in Dublin city today.
As one would expect these modern day Robins Hoods were largely derided by the usual sneering reporters who infest RTE by asking passers bye stupid and inane questions about how they felt about the delays they were experiencing and making no real effort to get to the core issues.
But this is what I expect from these fools who think that the world begins and ends within the confines of the two canals.
The matter can be summed up quite easily as follows|:-
IN 1983 a good continental calf could be bought at 180.00 PUNTS.which translates to E.250.00.Today it can be bought for the same price.
In 1983 a new car cost c.6,000.00 ,about 8,300.00 in Euros.Today it costs over 20,000.00 Euros if you can get it at that.
The bald fact is that we farmers produce food at far too low a price and should be charging and getting four or five times what we are getting at the moment.
These environmentalists and others who regard us as disposable parasites might have the sneers on the other sides of their faces were we to charge the true value of our produce.
They might find that the nonsensical prices they pay for their beloved mobiles and such like ought go on the basics like food.
I think that we should go on strike and with hold food of all sorts until we get a fair deal.
We might be hung for a sheep as for a lamb.
These farmer haters who infest the media actually despise human brigs .You never see a human being living on the land in any of these programmers which promote animal and plant welfare over human needs.
That Liz Bonin as sanitation piece on farmer husbandry shown on BBC this week is a case in point.
She wants us to be disposable human flotsam,like many excuses for reporters who infest the media.
As one would expect these modern day Robins Hoods were largely derided by the usual sneering reporters who infest RTE by asking passers bye stupid and inane questions about how they felt about the delays they were experiencing and making no real effort to get to the core issues.
But this is what I expect from these fools who think that the world begins and ends within the confines of the two canals.
The matter can be summed up quite easily as follows|:-
IN 1983 a good continental calf could be bought at 180.00 PUNTS.which translates to E.250.00.Today it can be bought for the same price.
In 1983 a new car cost c.6,000.00 ,about 8,300.00 in Euros.Today it costs over 20,000.00 Euros if you can get it at that.
The bald fact is that we farmers produce food at far too low a price and should be charging and getting four or five times what we are getting at the moment.
These environmentalists and others who regard us as disposable parasites might have the sneers on the other sides of their faces were we to charge the true value of our produce.
They might find that the nonsensical prices they pay for their beloved mobiles and such like ought go on the basics like food.
I think that we should go on strike and with hold food of all sorts until we get a fair deal.
We might be hung for a sheep as for a lamb.
These farmer haters who infest the media actually despise human brigs .You never see a human being living on the land in any of these programmers which promote animal and plant welfare over human needs.
That Liz Bonin as sanitation piece on farmer husbandry shown on BBC this week is a case in point.
She wants us to be disposable human flotsam,like many excuses for reporters who infest the media.
Tuesday, November 19, 2019
The long and the short of it.
A number of my ancestors were very active in the War of Independence against the Brits and the blackguards in the Black and Tans in particular.
One guy was a particular thorn in their sides ,so much so that they put a price on his head and after several narrow escapes he was told by his superiors to get to America.
Off he went and returned during the Second World War ,when he immediately joined the Local Defence Forces ,a voluntary stand by back up force for the regular army in the case of invasion.
Also known as the F.C.A.,this force was also known as the Free Clothes Association because you got boots,a uniform and most importantly a massive overcoat,complete with brass buttons
In those lean years more often than not these great coats supplemented the wafer thin blankets most people had to keep the bodies warm at night time.
In the early 1960's I had one to cover my bed during the summer holidays in Mc Cormacks of the Curragh Boreen.
It found its way to my home in Blanchardstown afterward and many's the morning I woke up with the brass buttons stuck in my mouth.
Well my ancestor was put in charge of the Unit because of his prior experience during the War of Independence and they drilled regularly.
They got word of an inspection from a career Army man during the winter.
They all stripped the great coats from their beds and turned up ship shape and Bristol fashion for inspection and drilling exercises.
N o problems there.
Then he was asked what steps he would take were a force like his previous Brit adversaries to show up by surprise in the next field ."Damnable long ones"SAID HE.
In Dunderry the craic never ends.
On a more serious note the pillage of rural Ireland resulting from the destruction of the beef trade by an uncaring combination of F.G.and F.F. AND the Greens ,in particular ,aided and abetted by The Squire of Enniskerry ,who is determined make the culchies prisoners in their own homes ,is bubbling apace.
Probably the only reason Suckle farmers and dry stock farmers were willing to subsidize their farming activities were because they were left at the end of the day with some valuable stock with which to pay their bills .
Now that the stock is worth about the same as they paid for it over two years ago ,after paying for feeding in the meantime they are rightly fecked,to put it mildly.
And do you think that the Politicos will tell Revenue to have mercy on these poor culchies.
You must be joking.
It is only about 150 years ago since upwards of a million people here died of starvation on a mainly vegeterian diet.
Are we stupid enough to re visit that vegatarian scenario by abolishing the beef and mutton option.
Seemingly so.
One guy was a particular thorn in their sides ,so much so that they put a price on his head and after several narrow escapes he was told by his superiors to get to America.
Off he went and returned during the Second World War ,when he immediately joined the Local Defence Forces ,a voluntary stand by back up force for the regular army in the case of invasion.
Also known as the F.C.A.,this force was also known as the Free Clothes Association because you got boots,a uniform and most importantly a massive overcoat,complete with brass buttons
In those lean years more often than not these great coats supplemented the wafer thin blankets most people had to keep the bodies warm at night time.
In the early 1960's I had one to cover my bed during the summer holidays in Mc Cormacks of the Curragh Boreen.
It found its way to my home in Blanchardstown afterward and many's the morning I woke up with the brass buttons stuck in my mouth.
Well my ancestor was put in charge of the Unit because of his prior experience during the War of Independence and they drilled regularly.
They got word of an inspection from a career Army man during the winter.
They all stripped the great coats from their beds and turned up ship shape and Bristol fashion for inspection and drilling exercises.
N o problems there.
Then he was asked what steps he would take were a force like his previous Brit adversaries to show up by surprise in the next field ."Damnable long ones"SAID HE.
In Dunderry the craic never ends.
On a more serious note the pillage of rural Ireland resulting from the destruction of the beef trade by an uncaring combination of F.G.and F.F. AND the Greens ,in particular ,aided and abetted by The Squire of Enniskerry ,who is determined make the culchies prisoners in their own homes ,is bubbling apace.
Probably the only reason Suckle farmers and dry stock farmers were willing to subsidize their farming activities were because they were left at the end of the day with some valuable stock with which to pay their bills .
Now that the stock is worth about the same as they paid for it over two years ago ,after paying for feeding in the meantime they are rightly fecked,to put it mildly.
And do you think that the Politicos will tell Revenue to have mercy on these poor culchies.
You must be joking.
It is only about 150 years ago since upwards of a million people here died of starvation on a mainly vegeterian diet.
Are we stupid enough to re visit that vegatarian scenario by abolishing the beef and mutton option.
Seemingly so.
Sunday, November 10, 2019
Under 21 Football.Drumbaragh/Kilmainham v Dunderry.
As in the Hurling Championship ,where three Parishes competed in the one match ,with us being one Parish and the other team comprising two Clubs,we put up a spirited show,before being beaten by 2-9 to 1-7,in Drumbaragh this morning.
For the record in the hurling last week the three teams on the pitch were Dunderry ,Rathmolyn and Boardsmill,with us Dunderry fielding on our own against the other two.I think we were beaten by three goals.Also a spirited showing ,where Ronan Brady in particular was like the man who tried his best to reverse the tide.
One thing I will say is that in these circumstances we would need to be fielding all of our players.
In both the hurling and football we were deprived of of young Egington because of Rugby commitments and Dermot Kelly because of injury.Similarly in the Hurling.
In the football Tomas Conroy had to play in goal because Barry Brennan ,probably the best young goalie in Meath was unavailable.
His presence was missed further outfield.
When I have more time available I will write a more comprehensive set of reports.
I have seen enough to be full of confidence for the future .
All the hard workers who put their shoulders to the perpetual wheel to keep the Games of the Gaels in our Parish to the fore are to be commended.
For the record in the hurling last week the three teams on the pitch were Dunderry ,Rathmolyn and Boardsmill,with us Dunderry fielding on our own against the other two.I think we were beaten by three goals.Also a spirited showing ,where Ronan Brady in particular was like the man who tried his best to reverse the tide.
One thing I will say is that in these circumstances we would need to be fielding all of our players.
In both the hurling and football we were deprived of of young Egington because of Rugby commitments and Dermot Kelly because of injury.Similarly in the Hurling.
In the football Tomas Conroy had to play in goal because Barry Brennan ,probably the best young goalie in Meath was unavailable.
His presence was missed further outfield.
When I have more time available I will write a more comprehensive set of reports.
I have seen enough to be full of confidence for the future .
All the hard workers who put their shoulders to the perpetual wheel to keep the Games of the Gaels in our Parish to the fore are to be commended.
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