I am very concerned that too much attention is being given in Irish publick life and general discourse to small & confined groups of people. One lot use letters, Mr A., witness B., chid C., Fr D., ex-Fr E., on holidays now still Fr F., not yet heard victim G., not yet other heard victim H., seen on TV but not let in give testinomy victims I through to U, recently deceased person V, poor little case X,.............
need I go on?
Oh yes.
Then there's the Government & the news casters / readers / journalists, & the courts, & the really holy clergy, and Bono, who seem to get all the attention.
But I want to use this open publishing service to point out, that some government ministers don't seem to be on TV a lot. Watching Irish Telly these days, whether at home, work or abroad - You'd be forgiven for thinking Ireland is just about Violence, Abuse, the minister of Justice (and / or) the Judiciary and complete Legal self-regulating trade: made all the more poignant by the ocassional waddling entrance of Mary Harney - Why don't the rest of FF want to comment on the mess every aspect of our state is in from cancer to prisons, from education to you name it :-
..............physiognomy
Don't we have departments of education, local government, social & family affairs, science & the like?
Come on you little rascals! Don't just leave it upto Bertie & 9mm Willie O'Dea to save you some of the limelight for your contemptible misgovernment from that infernal combination of A,b;c;(n)+ victims or culprits & the worst ministers for Health - Children - Justice - Equality _ Law Reform
this state has ever had misfortune to endure
Ken Loach or the good people of Cork don't come into it.
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