I believe that in a free society, the ordinary man or the ordinary citizen should be able to determine his own needs and self interests, and pursue those interests without the threat of force or coercion.
But modern Ireland is not that free society, I believe I am part of a minority. I am a person who values truth evidence and reason, I value freedom and personal responsibility I love my country, I am a right wing thinker.
I am German. I live in Ireland. Now I am in Spain for the winter.
I left Germany many years ago as I did not feel free there anymore. Too many rules and regulations.
Till the Covid farce hit the world I felt home in Ireland as it felt so free compared to Germany. Now I am sad and shocked to see how ireland handles the Covid situation. How the corrupt government sells it's people and foreigners living there.
One may suspect, that since the growth in popularity of internet (with its wide range of easily available and accessible) information pools, as well as ever decreasing interest in (less and less relevant, thus until recently still) mainstream media in Ireland, some sort of a deal occured between the state and the media; where an agreement was made, for the media to propagandize and do PR stunts in alignment with state wishes in return for funds aquired by TV licencing fees. We don't have to look far to find substantial evidence of state media doing PR (public relations) stunts to raise support numbers for state actors in Ireland.
Sean Kilkenny has been very vocal since the beginning of the lockdown and the PUP payment.
He is a self employed man, he runs stables in Tuamgranney and a runs a vintage carriage business operating out of the grounds of Dromoland Castle.
In early July he taken his horse-drawn carriage all the way to the Dáil, in protest of the messures and the effect of the governments actions on his Business, family and livestock.
This day 26th of August 1913 Ireland was a country in turmoil, divided by the issue of Home Rule – self-government for the country. Against this backdrop, a violent industrial conflict took centre stage.
On August 26th1913, Dublin workers began to leave work in response to a call for a general strike from James Larkin. Many employers began to lock their gates and prevent their staff from returning to work.
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