Comments on: Orders demanding abuse case fees is immoral

By: Hanora Brennan

Hanora Brennan — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 16:09:27 +0000

Many with forked tongues speak amongst us! So be warned! Information has come to light of the double crossing by survivors of survivors! Remember, you saw it here first – when the proverbial hits the fan!

By: R Barry

R Barry — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 21:32:25 +0000

Gradually as the sheeps clothing is being pulled off the flock of wolves, we see in deeper and deeeper tones the tenacious nature of the abusive and parasitic culture that prevails in these ´religious orders´.

What will they stop at, even if ostracised by the state and citizens, they will still fight with what ever resources they have to try to regain their ground. Even if violent attempts were made to expunge them, they will seek to regroup and rebuild. This is the nature of the parasite. The parasite only exists while it can exploit and drain within a community. The parasite will not exist if isolated and prevented from contacting its quarry.

For this reason, it is important that it be destroyed fully.

Sounds extreme, but the more virulent the religious cult, the more dangerous it is.

I personally abhor violence but that’s what it may come to and given the nature of these people and their cults, that what may be necessary.

By: Tony Duggan

Tony Duggan — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 11:06:15 +0000

Been on to the Dept of Justice again and RTE for their failure to cover the church legal fees angle, demanding to know why their news website is not covering that story.

I’m also on to diaspora groups and on blogsites doing what I can to make sure the news gets spread around.

I don’t know if any of the survivors are aware or follow politics.ie (warning there are two or three church muppets issuing the usual denial stuff on there but they are being challenged well by sympathetic bystanders).

Have noted CORI non-response and will be on to them next. You aren’t on your own anymore, remember.

Chins up…

By: Andrew

Andrew — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 19:27:28 +0000

What !!! CORI are unavailable for comment ! Jaysus that’s a new one! We must take stock here and realise that these religious orders have the pope on their side – he’s just issued a ‘homily’ denying any problem with paedophilia in the church – all he says is that some clergy were bad boys: http://tinyurl.com/only-some-of-us-were-bad

By: Charles O'Rourke

Charles O'Rourke — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 13:10:55 +0000

The absence of morals should not come as a shock, we have seen this time and time again. It must be understood that these orders and especially the Christian Brothers are anti-Irish and perceive the Republic as a colony to be used at will especially it,s children.The colony is to pay for its audacity in bringing them to book and exposing them as less than human. I call on the Pope to disband the Irish Christian Brothers and for the Irish Republic to confiscate that orders assets to be used to compensate the survivors of their Gulags. The Pope claims to be angry at the behaviour of these orders, well let him put that anger into actions. Actions protect children not words. Disband that evil sect and confiscate their assets. Show these usurpors the door.

By: Raymond

Raymond — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 13:08:45 +0000

My sentiment entirely Martha. Have an Aran jumper ready for me and I’ll join you on the barricades.

Raymond

By: Hanora Brennan

Hanora Brennan — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 11:11:52 +0000

I wonder if we as a society have become desensitised to the oft reported litanies of sexual abuse. It has even earned it’s own title as Misery Lit. in publishing circles.

We really ought to pat ourselves on the back for surviving these hell holes. As individuals, we should all be so proud of ourselves. For once in my life, I feel safe as I found a brother in Barry Clifford and I feel minded. It is the most wonderful feeling!

I will continue to fight alongside him for our cause. I will fight my body and conquer this illness. I will not give in. Come on along for the ride!

By: Bernadette Fahy

Bernadette Fahy — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 02:03:53 +0000

Obviously they no nothing about morality – all they know, is what they have always known – that they can fool most of the people most of the time – and get away with it. As I’ve said so often, they make great Catholis but poor Christians – and the Pharisies live on.. Their God is money, always was and always will be. Nothing changes and remember this is the year of Evangelisation – and the Pope is heading this direction – they need the money!!! for al their good deeds.

By: Martha

Martha — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 00:55:05 +0000

“Last year the contents of the Ryan report into child abuse in residential institutions shocked Irish society to its core. We struggled to find an adequate response as the scale and depth of systematic abuse of children emerged. The acts described in the report were of the most heinous nature – repeated rapes, constant humiliation, attempted destruction of children.”

Not so. Its Business as Usual in Ireland – just take a look around … MOST Irish people don’t give a damn about what happened to those who had the misfortune to end up in the Industrial Schools. That’s because most Irish people’s childhood experience was not so different in their own homes, with their own parents, as children.

When the Irish, per se, start being honest with themselves, then maybe we’ll get somewhere as a society…