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ON RECORD: IRISH POLITICIANS TERRIFYING COMMENTS ON EUTHANASIA By Susanne Delaney The headline below..It sounds like murder. Classified as something less serious. Euthanasia accounts for 5% of all deaths in Canada. 1 in 20 deaths is because of MAID (Medical Assistance In Dying). It is now the fifth most common "cause of death" there. The frequent horror stories emerging from Canada are from the nightmare realm. Euthanasia is currently illegal in Ireland [I digress...many of us have seen loved ones in Irish hospitals be relatively well and not suffering from life threatening illness, only to rapidly go downhill inexplicably. I'm referring to cases where food and water are withdrawn and midazolam or morphine are given in quantities over a period of time, hastening a person's untimely demise]. In recent years in Ireland, we have had senator Lynn Ruane suggesting (on public record) that euthanasia could be aoption for those suffering from long-term depression. To put that into context, euthanasia has not been officially introduced, but discussions around it have surpassed "it's only for terminal illness" proposals. Her comments were made during debates on the Dying With Dignity Bill, 2020 (and were accompanied with a whay sounded like a little laugh). Ruane made these comments despite having previously spoken about the devastating ripple effect of suicides in working class communities, and she paid no heed to the fact that "liberal" euthanasia programmes that allow dying for depression will disproportionately affect working class people (who face more financial pressures and issues like addiction, etc, and may not have access to therapies or other treatements). Her words were a profound insult and blow to anyone who ever lost a loved one to suicide. During those debates then Green Party TD Patrick Costello stated [in response to Professor William Binchy comments on suicide affecting loved ones] stated "any death, loss or bereavement will have that ripple effect. Surely, it is about the bereavement itself rather than the nature of the death. This leads me to be concerned that, in focusing on the effect of that autonomous decision, Professor Binchy is focusing on the wrong part." In other words, Costello was suggesting suicide is no different to any other death in terms of its impact on loved ones. What Professor Binchy had stated was this: "If a person takes his or her own life, this is not simply a private matter. It resonates through society, deeply affecting family members and friends." Then TD Gino Kenny (who I wouldn't trust to make breakfast) was involved in the debates (and votes) on these matters. Kenny was fully confident that the Irish public should NOT have a vote on euthanasia and that it should be decided upon by a few politicians. The matter of euthanasia always starts out as "it's for those who are suffering immensely with terminal illness," but ends up a dystopian nightmare that appears to be driven toward relieving governments of responsibility for those needing something from them. In Canada, "social problems" like homelessness and even mild conditions are increasingly "fixed" with a "dying would fix that" mentality. At one point, a government senate committee in Canada recommended allowing mature minors with terminal illness (12 and up) the right to die without parental consent. There's even a glossy dept store ad in Canada that galmourises the euthanasia of a young woman (with a treatable condition). In Ireland, The Dying With Dignity Bill, 2020 is dead in the water for now. No new bill has replaced it. But it will be mooted again, and we will have no say on it. I'd encourage the public to deeply examine euthanasia programmes in The Netherlands, Belgium, and Canada and then ask yourself, do you trust Irish politicians (given the abysmal state of Ireland) with that responsibility? If the answer is "no" then I'd ask you a second question: What are you prepared to do about it?

Article by Susanne Delaney below.

ALARMING! 🇮🇪 GARDAÍ CAN BREAK INTO YOUR HOME & PLANT A SECRET CAMERA & AUDIO DEVICES [THEY DON'T EVEN NEED A COURT ORDER]... Furthermore, they have powers to leave the device there for 3 months and then break back in to remove it. All without your knowledge. This week, this legislation was significantly strengthened and updated by Justice Minister Jim O Callaghan (who is RTE presenter Miriam O Callaghan's brother), so don't expect it to be on the news at 6.

We fixed @MariaWalshEU gaslighting, patronising, and arrogant video for her. For nearly €300,000 a year (plus flights etc) she delivers the most condescending load of nonsense. Scrambling not to lose her precious rural voter base. FURTHERMORE she thinks Ballymena is in Leitrim but acts like she is the arbiter of knowledge when it comes to complex trade deal laws. Read on below...

We fixed @MariaWalshEU gaslighting, patronising, and arrogant video for her. For nearly €300,000 a year (plus flights etc) she delivers the most condescending load of nonsense. Scrambling not to lose her precious rural voter base. FURTHERMORE she thinks Ballymena is in Leitrim but acts like she is the arbiter of knowledge when it comes to complex trade deal laws. Farmers and their representative organisations strongly supported referring Mercosur to the European Court of Justice. But the one time Rose of Tralee beauty pageant winner thinks she knows better than farmers organisations and their legal teams. She does NOT have a law degree (one might think she does listening to her here). She voted the way her party @FineGael and the EU Commission/Ursula Von Der Leyen wanted her to, in my view. Let's be honest. She then says, "Get in touch with me if you have any comments but switches off comments under the video." Why are taxpayers paying for this? This woman has been seen NOWHERE in Ireland for a long time. When the storm happened in Mayo and people were left without power for nigh on a month, where WAS she? She is rolled out of her EU cushy number only when a little backup script is needed for her party. €300,000 for this CRAP. Please make it stop! Ireland is on its knees because of these people. They are NOT on our side. Clearly.

ARE OUR HOSPITALS SAFE FOR OUR CHILDREN? 🇮🇪 I think not. This is the latest scandal in a long line. Previously surgeons at Temple Street were found to be putting non medical grade implements into children in orthopaedic surgery cases. With nuts and bolts being sourced from Amazon and even Woodies DIY (reported by The Ditch at the time). At least one child died (Dollceanna Carter, 10). Several others needed additional surgeries. Also, two hospitals have been found to be sending children for unnecessary hip dysplasia surgeries for insurance money (Cappagh Orthopaedic Hospital and Temple Street). Meanwhile, children who actually need spinal surgeries have been left to languish in agony and suffering. Around 130 remain on the waiting list, and Harvey Morrison Sherratt died (9). It would cost the state an estimated 5.2 million to carry out these surgeries. Meanwhile, last year, they sent 810 million abroad for "foreign aid" (not a cent of it is actually traceable in any real verifiable sense). Tax payers with children who need surgeries are being essentially seeing their money be sent abroad in what stinks of corruption and money laundering. There has been no criminal inquiry into either scandal described here. Sometimes hospitals are simply unavoidable. We all know this. There was nothing the parents in these cases could have done to protect their children. But if you have to go to a hospital with your child, do not be afraid to question things or push against that which your gut tells you is wrong. You know your child best. Sometimes, politeness can get in the way. Or an unwillingness to question professionals (which has been drummed into us from an early age). When my child was young, she was in hospital for severe dehydration following a stomach bug. She couldn't keep fluids down and then refused to take them altogether. The hospital staff insisted I shove a bottle in her mouth and make her drink electrolytes. If I could have achieved that, I would have done it at home. They sat me in a line of chairs on a ward with her in my arms. Besides, many infectious children. They did not put her on a drip. Nor check her ketones. They only did so when I insisted. Her organs were found to be under pressure. On another occasion, she had a heart rate of 156, and it could not be lowered. They then went to discharge her, forgetting this alarming symptom. It was only when I pointed out that they hadn't checked her heart rate before discharge, and they then checked it again. They then kept her in on the basis it was so high. When she was a week old, a Nigerian nurse kept putting her on her face, which is contraindicated because it is now known that it can cause SIDS (cot death). There's more shocking details to that story, which I will disclose another time, but suffice to say she could not have been qualified. The consequences of me not speaking up on those occasions could have been devastating. Sometimes, I found staff overworked and short-staffed, but lovely and attempting to do their best (which does not equate to patients being safe). Sometimes, I found staff rude and arrogant. Or inexperienced (very young and unsupervised). I have also, as mentioned, had occasions where I found staff to be totally incompetent and questioned their qualifications. Some of the staff were Irish. Some not. I've also found language barriers to be an issue. English must be perfect in an Irish hospital. Otherwise, lives are at risk. That's indisputable. We all heard about Jessica Sheedy this week. How many more victims are there like Jess? I say victims because that is what they are. There should be a criminal punishment involved for Dr Ashish Lal. Who performed complicated abdominal surgery on a young lady despite having no expertise in that area. He had primarily operated on breasts. He filmed the surgery without permission also. As the victims mother said "he experimented on our daughter". How is this Ireland in 2026? By Susanne Delaney

ARE OUR HOSPITALS SAFE FOR OUR CHILDREN? 🇮🇪 I think not. This is the latest scandal in a long line. Read on below...