Monday, September 7, 2009
encouragechange's Bookmarks on Delicious
encouragechange's Bookmarks on Delicious: "Seanad Éireann - Volume 103 - 07 March, 1984 - Report on Penal System: Motion (Resumed): THEN AND NOW?"
encouragechange's Bookmarks on Delicious
encouragechange's Bookmarks on Delicious: "HOW CAN KIDS FROM A WORKINGCLASS BACKGROUND SURVIVE IN A SOCIETY IMMERSED IN'LAWFUL CORRUPTION'? . workingclass, inequality,bias."
Google Reader - encouragechange's shared items
Google Reader - encouragechange's shared items: "Fr.dr.Eoin Cassidy from the irish commission for justice and social affairs wonders why violent crime which he says much of which is hidden from public scrutiny is now so much a serious social issue.He wonders as to the theories on who or what to blame for the causes of crime in todays society.We should put in place he says PRACTICAL support services for parents,the BEDROCK of society,TACKLE inequalities that can lead a particular'CLASS'to perceive themselves as outsiders in their own society"SOCIAL JUSTICE IRELAND?
Google Reader - encouragechange's shared items
Google Reader - encouragechange's shared items: "legislation and the disadvantaged.this is for the attention of mr maurice manning and the human rights commission,i wish to quote mr manning in a speech he made to seanad eireann on the 29th of april 1999,volume 159.he was talking about the legal,judicial and penal system which he said are the inheritance of all political parties who were in government at various times,he also made reference to the CLASS-BIASED nature of the administration of justice and something to do with eoghan fitzsimons use of privilege{mr fitzsimons also recived documents from me}in relation to 1993.?and john o donoghue ex-min for justice let everyone know that the people and matter that was been investigated would have the right to be heard,fair play,fair procedures,and natural justice.and today you have the “controversial”judge john neilan badly upsetting the c.e.o.pj fitzpatrick and his staff in the court services,the judges remarks were branded"
They didn’t share the wealth - Why should we share the pain? - Indymedia Ireland
They didn’t share the wealth - Why should we share the pain? - Indymedia Ireland: "It may sound old-fashioned to talk of class struggle, but what else do you call it when one class wants to preserve its wealth at the expense of the other class? When private sector workers see 90% of pension funds they paid into for years going down the tube, Brian Goggin of Bank of Ireland thinks he is hard done by because he will “take home less than €2 million” this year"THERE IS NOTHING AT ALL OLD FASHIONED TO TALK ABOUT CLASS STRUGGLE,YOU ONLY HAVE TO LOOK AT THE ROLL CALL OF THE INMATES OF OUR PRISONS AND THE ROLL CALL OF THOSE IN DAIL EIREANN,NO CHANGE THERE WHY?
No to Lisbon - A Treaty for the Rich - Indymedia Ireland
No to Lisbon - A Treaty for the Rich - Indymedia Ireland: "The Lisbon Treaty Re-run - 13 Facts"
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