Paschal O’Donohoe with Janet Yellen Paschal O’Donohoe has been Finance Minister here for eight years, on and off. He has wrecked the place. Now he is moving onto the world stage. God help the world. “Paschal brings more than twenty years of public service, and knows firsthand how good policies can unleash private capital mobilization, […]
It’s not looking good. His predecessor was bad. The new guy is just as bad, but smoother, silkier. He is mild mannered and polite and smiles more and praises the Latin Mass while restricting it’s use. Total silence about the takeover of the Catholic Church in China by the Communist Party. There was a shameful […]
Don’t do it! they said. Senators, cynical journos, politicians of every stripe. Don’t spoil your vote! It will make no difference! It will be forgotten about in ten minutes. If you’re not happy with the candidates, just stay at home. Curiously, even Gemma O’Doherty urged us not to dirty our souls by participating in the […]
Both are very bád, but one is slightly less bád. Both have facilitated the mass immigration and both have kept totally schtumm every single time that some foreign man did something terrible to the women and children of Ireland. To illustrate this point, there was a good old fashioned Black-on-White fatal stabbing in the middle […]
Booklet review: “Islam and Judaism,” by P. Curzio Nitoglia. 1996 The booklet is a summary of a massive book by P Théry (aka Hannah Zacharias) published first in 1955 with the title From Moses to Mohammed and now not available. Théry was a Catholic priest, member of the Papal Academy, professor at the Catholic Institute […]
The Irish Electoral Commission asked people if they agreed with the statement that a “small secret group” make all major decisions in world politics. Only 47% disagree. Scientists are not popular either: Only half disagree that “Groups of scientists manipulate, fabricate or suppress evidence in order to deceive the public.” In the election we apparently voted […]
