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While Mr O'Toole had not been abused by Gibney, he approached other swimmers to see if they had been and the web started to unravel with others saying they too had been abused.
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'It's a big deal to be vindicated,' says abuse survivor

A survivor of abuse by former swimming coach George Gibney has said it a "big deal to be vindicated" by yesterday's verdicts.
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Interesting. Seems this was a society wide problem - and not something unique to the Catholic Church; something those of us with a braincell knew already.

Isn't it astonishing that the media - who have a responsibility not to stir brainless mobs - have used their platform to incite against a group of individuals to the exclusion of all others, all while dispensing with protections such as the presumption of innocence, fair procedures, due process and the right to a fair trial.

And as we know, this has real life consequences for individuals.

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Fr Kevin Reynolds, RTÉ defamation case settled

An action for defamation taken by a Co Galway priest against RTÉ over a Prime Time Investigates programme has been settled at the High Court.
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Aldo3 said:
While Mr O'Toole had not been abused by Gibney, he approached other swimmers to see if they had been and the web started to unravel with others saying they too had been abused.
www.rte.ie

'It's a big deal to be vindicated,' says abuse survivor

A survivor of abuse by former swimming coach George Gibney has said it a "big deal to be vindicated" by yesterday's verdicts.
www.rte.ie www.rte.ie

Interesting. Seems this was a society wide problem - and not something unique to the Catholic Church; something those of us with a braincell knew already.

Isn't it astonishing that the media - who have a responsibility not to stir brainless mobs - have used their platform to incite against a group of individuals to the exclusion of all others, all while dispensing with protections such as the presumption of innocence, fair procedures, due process and the right to a fair trial.

And as we know, this has real life consequences for individuals.

www.rte.ie

Fr Kevin Reynolds, RTÉ defamation case settled

An action for defamation taken by a Co Galway priest against RTÉ over a Prime Time Investigates programme has been settled at the High Court.
www.rte.ie www.rte.ie
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The (now deceased) Phoneix magazine used to highlight the fact that the Irish Times would only ever focus on abuse within the Catholic Church, and practically ignore the abuse in the church of Ireland etc, would seem the Irish Times at least, had it in for the Catholic Church.
 
Aldo3 said:
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Fr Kevin Reynolds, RTÉ defamation case settled

An action for defamation taken by a Co Galway priest against RTÉ over a Prime Time Investigates programme has been settled at the High Court.
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First, you're talking about RTE.

Second they libelled him by wrongly accusing him of having a normal adult relationship with a woman, and fathering a child while a missionary in Africa in the 1980s, not of molesting little boys.

Third, the context is not alone the little boys abused by these priests, but how bishops and Irish government covered up 'endemic' and 'ritualised' abuse of thousands of children - your precious priests and nuns terrorising boys and girls in the workhouse-style schools and elsewhere with sexual, physical and mental abuse.

Fourth, the Irish Catholic Church was more interested in shielding its paedophile staff from arrest to protect their own reputations despite knowing they were serial attackers, and Irish government inspectors and Irish communities also were complicit in failing to act to stop the chronic beatings, rape and humiliation.

But all you're interested in is getting all offended that a priest was wrongly accused of having a normal healthy sexual relationship with a woman?

Well that says a lot.
 
Roc_ said:
... wrongly accusing him of having a normal adult relationship with a woman, and fathering a child while a missionary in Africa in the 1980s, not of molesting little boys.
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Apologies I see it was actually a teenage girl. Well the rest of the post still stands. And RTE were always incompetent morons. Their pathological idiocy and institutionalised incompetence should not muddy the wider waters.
 
Roc_ said:
First, you're talking about RTE.

Second they libelled him by wrongly accusing him of having a normal adult relationship with a woman, and fathering a child while a missionary in Africa in the 1980s, not of molesting little boys.

Third, the context is not alone the little boys abused by these priests, but how bishops and Irish government covered up 'endemic' and 'ritualised' abuse of thousands of children - your precious priests and nuns terrorising boys and girls in the workhouse-style schools and elsewhere with sexual, physical and mental abuse.

Fourth, the Irish Catholic Church was more interested in shielding its paedophile staff from arrest to protect their own reputations despite knowing they were serial attackers, and Irish government inspectors and Irish communities also were complicit in failing to act to stop the chronic beatings, rape and humiliation.

But all you're interested in is getting all offended that a priest was wrongly accused of having a normal healthy sexual relationship with a woman?

Well that says a lot.
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Yes, RTE. A media organisation, thicko.

You've missed the point, as usual, while also engaging in your usual strawmanning and mischaracterisation of people.

Let me put it simply so you and the other idiots in your brainless mob can understand. Abuse of children is/was a society-wide problem. The vast majority of abuse takes place in family homes. As we've seen from various media reports in the last few years abuse of children was widespread in many institutions, from churches, schools, charities, sporting organisations etc.

Now, that's the facts.

The problem with you and your mob is that you absolutely obsess over abuse in the Catholic church to the exclusion of all other abuse. And it's done for ideological reasons (similar to how you have to paint everything in Ireland's past as being dark and bleak and miserable), which is obvious to anyone with two brain cells.

The media have been even worse. Not only hounding individuals (often dead), and doing away with principles of due process, but also whipping up mass hysteria on the basis of lies (see Tuam and alleged historian Catherine Corless).

But I don't think there's any point tying to get through to you people. You've made your minds up.
 
Aldo3 said:
You've missed the point, as usual, while also engaging in your usual strawmanning and mischaracterisation of people. Let me put it simply so you and the other idiots in your brainless mob can understand. Abuse of children is/was a society-wide problem. The vast majority of abuse takes place in family homes. As we've seen from various media reports in the last few years abuse of children was widespread in many institutions, from churches, schools, charities, sporting organisations etc.
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No, I didn't miss the point. Do the fucking maths. How many priests and brothers in this country. Out of these there were 93 convicted Irish priests and brothers, and more than 1,300 reported to Irish dioceses and religious orders since 1975 who for various reasons were not brought brought to justice. What other community has figures even near that. And then you might also include sporting organisations, particularly the likes of the GAA which has traditionally been full of mass goers more or less under the influence of catholic church ideas around authority and patriarchy and deference to those in positions of authority, etc. Never mind the long and troubled history of complicity of Irish institutions in concealing child sex abuse and other types of abuse to protect these "respected" priests and brothers and nuns considered closer to God than your average person.
 
Roc_ said:
No, I didn't miss the point. Do the fucking maths. How many priests and brothers in this country. Out of these there were 93 convicted Irish priests and brothers, and more than 1,300 reported to Irish dioceses and religious orders since 1975 who for various reasons were not brought brought to justice. What other community has figures even near that. And then you might also include sporting organisations, particularly the likes of the GAA which has traditionally been full of mass goers more or less under the influence of catholic church ideas around authority and patriarchy and deference to those in positions of authority, etc. Never mind the long and troubled history of complicity of Irish institutions in concealing child sex abuse and other types of abuse to protect these "respected" priests and brothers and nuns considered closer to God than your average person.
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We desperately need some form of patriarchy.

You faggots have failed the country miserably.

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Manhunt underway after young mum beaten to death in Co Kerry home

The main suspect is believed to be an asylum seeker originally from the Middle East
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Aldo3 said:
We desperately need some form of patriarchy.
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Indeed, bring back the old "patriarchy", eh.

I.e. The assumed natural superior position of men to women and children.

And the assumed natural superior position "white" man too, eh, isn't that what else this site is about.

Because in the same scheme of things there is a natural superior position of white men to black men too, in your eyes.

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But you claim not to understand the abuse and how it happened.

In fact you put your foot down and refuse to understand the causes and power relations involved.
 
SeekTheFairLand said:
A replica of Sinn Fein's head office is be burnt on a loyalist bonfire. When will these attacks on Ireland's patriotic party end?

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This causes a dilemma for SF... Imagine they had to choose, you want the tricolour up the top or a mosque... I'd say SF being woke would choose the Irish flag, can't have "precious moslems" Insulted
 
clarke-connolly said:
Hitler was a Vegetarian ( so some say anyway )

That should have put an end to Vegetarianism there and then ! ! !
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Indeed he was and much of German agricultural effort went into vegetable rather than animal production, by most measures it can be considered more efficient, but it's hopeless when it comes to growing protein (veggies will disagree of course). Anyway, the UK prioritised grain production instead because it had little choice thanks to the U Boats and this pattern still remains today to a certain extent, although meat is now produced without constraint on either side.

The Yanks on the other hand had their spam and corned beef, making US army rations highly desirable to everyone else.
 
clarke-connolly said:
Hitler was a Vegetarian ( so some say anyway )

That should have put an end to Vegetarianism there and then ! ! !
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It's very simple.

When you invoke Hitler/Nazis as such, you are holding the stick to beat us with that anti-whites do to say that we, white people, can't have nationalism.
 
I'll take a mad punt of this one ~ Maybe a Burglar / Traveller Burglar / English Traveller / Irish Traveller ( quite a lot of Irish Travellers in Britain )

It's a type of crime often associated with those types i.e. Vulnerable Old People, Often in Rural Settings ! ! !

Maybe, I am wrong but I wouldn't be overly surprised either ! ! !

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Man arrested in Widdecombe murder investigation

Police in the UK have arrested a man on suspicion of murder in connection with the death of former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe.
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Isn't this racist?

"Police said they had arrested a white British male."

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Man arrested in Widdecombe murder investigation

Police in the UK have arrested a man on suspicion of murder in connection with the death of former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe.
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We know that if the police had said they arrested 'a black British male' the nutjob lefties would be screaming racism at the top of their high pitched voices.
 
clarke-connolly said:
The Man arrested yesterday has been Released ~ Wow ~

I thought that it was probably some scumbag violent burglar ~ ~ Of course it could still be ~ ~ But it must Not be this guy !

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Police RELEASES man arrested on suspicion of the murder of Ann Widdecombe

The 26-year-old is no longer part of the investigation
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'26 year old white man'
Even GB News are racist in their reporting.
You'll not see them print '26 year old black man', when that's the case it's just '26 year old man'.
 
Just Think said:
'26 year old white man'
Even GB News are racist in their reporting.
You'll not see them print '26 year old black man', when that's the case it's just '26 year old man'.
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The Power of the State does this " Ve have Vays Of Making You Do what the Totalitarian Regimes Demands ! ! ! "
 
Another racist statement by the english police by mentioning the perpetrator's skin colour and nationality.
Two tier policing is alive and well across these islands.
Only last week we had the Irish Gardai refusing to release the details/colour/nationality of the Middle Eastern brown scumbag who murdered that American HAMAS supporter in Killarney, allowing him escape back to his Middle Eastern shithole undetected.

"The suspect, who is a white British male national, is now in police custody."

In my opinion they should release all details while searching for a suspect but the fact remains when it's a brown/black fake refugee that doesn't get mentioned, Two tier racist nonsense.
BTW, we won't see white people rioting on the streets because of this arrest, that's the domain of the darkies and the liberal women who support their own murder and rape.

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28-year-old arrested on suspicion of Widdecombe murder

A 28-year-old man has been arrested in South Yorkshire on suspicion of the murder of former MP and MEP Ann Widdecombe, UK police have said.
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Just Think said:
In my opinion they should release all details while searching for a suspect but the fact remains when it's a brown/black fake refugee that doesn't get mentioned, Two tier racist nonsense.
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Chucky the Doll Ruth Coppinger doesn't even want the media to share details let alone the Police.

In fact she asked the Government in the Dail to have a word with the MSM over sharing the fact yer man was a refugee.
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
Chucky the Doll Ruth Coppinger doesn't even want the media to share details let alone the Police.

In fact she asked the Government in the Dail to have a word with the MSM over sharing the fact yer man was a refugee.
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I wonder is Coppinger been serviced by a brown African/Middle Eastern savage, I mean those fuckers would ride anything, with or without consent.
 
She was married to a Muslim refugee, Imran Adil Siddiq Khanfor, and has children with him.

He passed away two years ago.
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
She was married to a Muslim refugee, Imran Adil Siddiq Khanfor, and has children with him.

He passed away two years ago.
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Probably topped himself after listening to that moaning leftist cunt for a while...
Anyone, it's one more dead one.
 
" Lindsey Graham dead suddenly & Mitch McConnell missing nearly a month "

Perhaps the Globalist Over-Lords are " retiring " some of their " Domestics ! ! " :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
 
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