Category Archives: Law

Underground War – Whistle Blowers strike back.

Posted on August 29, 2010 by Branedy

I may be the last to see this, a war, underground and undeclared, but a war. The opponents are a bit undefined but there is a clear and escalating combat in the world. I’m not talking about Terrorists, (although the … Continue reading →

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Religious ‘Tight Ass’

Posted on August 20, 2010 by Branedy

I was reminded of this ‘West Wing’ after all the bull shit about the Mosque near the World Trade Center And tried, as I might, to remember that the United States was founded on the constitutionally guaranteed right of Freedom … Continue reading →

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Fianna Fáil to fund criminal Pension Managers

Posted on March 3, 2010 by Branedy

Fianna Fáil is now preparing to force every working man into funding Pension Funds that have been losing money every day. In other words they are funneling 8% of everyones paycheck into a black hole where there are no controls … Continue reading →

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Irish Banks to ripoff NAMA

Posted on March 3, 2010 by Branedy

That headline isn’t really news, at least to the people of Ireland. And only the, very disconnected, Irish Government believe that their spinning of any other message has changed that public attitude. But here is another one, Rent, the very … Continue reading →

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Internet Freedom of Speech

Posted on December 12, 2009 by Branedy

I’m always suspicious when a company US games company sues British blogger. What is the point of elevating an obscure blogger to Internet prominence? All this law suit is doing is broadcasting the bloggers opinion further, and if the blogger’s … Continue reading →

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Brian the Coward leader of the Lost!

Posted on November 29, 2009 by Branedy

I almost never link to Twenty Major, more because I have no comment on what he comments on, but this posting Brian Coward is probably worthy of another award. And I could not recommend it more. What do you think … Continue reading →

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Predicting a ‘NO’ tomorrow.

Posted on October 1, 2009 by Branedy

I may be misguided, but I’m guessing that Ireland will have to give the EU another NO tomorrow. If you have further views, let me know. UPDATE: It looks like it’ll be a YES vote, I hope everyone lives to … Continue reading →

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The YES! vote.

Posted on September 14, 2009 by Branedy

One thing, If the Yes vote is supposed to be the right (as in correct, AND good) Vote. Why is so much money being spent to Buy the Yes Vote! Shouldn’t the Yes be self evident? And don’t say that … Continue reading →

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WoW! A positive step to restore trust.

Posted on February 24, 2009 by Branedy

The Gardaí raid offices of Anglo Irish Bank in Dublin in the first positive step in restoring confidence in the Irish Government. It’s a shame that that it took almost violent public outcry from the people to stir action from … Continue reading →

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Something you won’t see in the Irish (Banana) Republic

Posted on January 27, 2009 by Branedy

White collar crimes that get punished! HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A former executive of insurance heavyweight American International Group Inc. was sentenced to four years in prison Tuesday in a fraud case that authorities say cost shareholders more than $500 … Continue reading →

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The Real, root of all evil.

Posted on January 5, 2009 by Branedy

I’ve been just watching The Root of All Evil on RTE, of all places, I’m surprised that the Catholic Church allow them to broadcast it. I more or less believe this to be the case for years, there is Reason … Continue reading →

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Government arrogance

Posted on December 22, 2008 by Branedy

Brian Lenihan, should be fired! Plain and simple, because he does NOT understand the terms or meaning of GOVERNMENT. Today in an interview he mentioned that the banks were not being bailed out by recapitalization using taxpayer money, that they … Continue reading →

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Haiku of Fleeting Passions

Posted on November 14, 2008 by Branedy

In a culture where Metaphor and Allegory are lost in Rugby Passions, even while spoken bluntly, and perhaps crudely. When attentions spans are only extended through to the next match, change becomes the least motive action. Passions that flared misguided … Continue reading →

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The Civil war of Europe

Posted on July 19, 2008 by Branedy

One effect of the Lisbon treaty is to bring into stark relieve the different perceptions of politicians and citizens. More than a century ago in the United States there was a Civil war. And while the popular belief was that … Continue reading →

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A vote of ‘No Confidence’ for Brian Cowan

Posted on June 24, 2008 by Branedy

One other outcome from the Lisbon ‘No’ vote is a general presumption of a vote of ‘No Confidence’ of Brian Cowan and his government. Having set as a principal goal of his administration, a ‘Yes’ Vote for the Lisbon Treaty. … Continue reading →

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