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Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Saturday, February 2, 2013
ENCOURAGECHANGE.
ENCOURAGECHANGE.: ""Stressing that he was not making observations behind the DPP’s back, Mr Justice Moriarty said there was no doubt from the evidence the pair and their family were demoralised and bewildered when it was indicated no prosecution was to be brought and, according to practice, no reason was given. "?THE"REAL"REASONS PROJECT?
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Friday, February 1, 2013
Businessman awarded part of legal costs in promissory notes case | Irish Examiner
Businessman awarded part of legal costs in promissory notes case | Irish Examiner: "In his ruling on Thursday High Court President Mr Justice Nicholas Kearns found the businessman lacked the legal standing to bring such a challenge which would be better if it were taken by a member of the Dáil. "?
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Wednesday, January 23, 2013
WHAT IF?
WHAT IF?: """“I only found out after I made the complaint in 2010 there wasn’t even any record of my first complaint… it was on my HSE file but there was no record of my having made a criminal complaint.
“I’m so angry about that — it could have saved me 20 years of suffering if all this had been done back then.” "?UNANSWERED QUESTIONS,THIS WARRANTS THROUGH INVESTIGATION?""
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“I’m so angry about that — it could have saved me 20 years of suffering if all this had been done back then.” "?UNANSWERED QUESTIONS,THIS WARRANTS THROUGH INVESTIGATION?""
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Sunday, January 13, 2013
Savile victim's fury as detective blasted for letting DJ off the hook is made key officer... in new Savile abuse inquiry | Mail Online
Savile victim's fury as detective blasted for letting DJ off the hook is made key officer... in new Savile abuse inquiry | Mail Online: "Ms Sullivan’s involvement in Operation Outreach was ‘nothing short of outrageous’. "?
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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
WHAT IF?
WHAT IF?: """Essentially, Leo XIII had two concerns. Firstly, he opposed the atheistic philosophy of communism but recognised its appeal to workers. Communism offered workers a socio-economic and political alternative to the self-interested alliance between aristocratic privilege and capital-industrial interests. In short, it was an influential part of a growing movement for political and economic equality. This was a movement the Church could not ignore.
Secondly, he took issue with what he saw as the excesses of liberal-capitalist development in Europe. Central to these excesses was the exploitation and dire poverty of workers and the concomitant concentration of privilege and wealth in the hands of a few"?1891/2013?"
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Secondly, he took issue with what he saw as the excesses of liberal-capitalist development in Europe. Central to these excesses was the exploitation and dire poverty of workers and the concomitant concentration of privilege and wealth in the hands of a few"?1891/2013?"
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