Article about the census

Well here is an interesting article about the census.Which will get more info so they can rob you better. Line their own and their  buddies pockets while they screw every citizen down to the last cent as usual. After all the criminality of the past 20 years.

Con ODomhnaill

March 23 at 8:55pm · 

If you fill in the Census Form on April 24th just be aware that a company called CACI (UK) are again involved.

"For 2016 the contract for the provision of IT systems for scanning and processing the census forms has been awarded to CACI (UK) Ltd.This is the fourth Irish census that CACI UK Ltd. have been involved in having first worked on the 2002 census and then again on the 2006 and 2011 censuses."

So you just don't know where your personal info is going to end up. MI5? British marketing companies?
If on the other hand you live in one of the six Counties in the north east you will be totally ignored and excluded. You may be 100% Irish, hold an Irish passport, speak the Irish language, etc., but in the eyes of the CSO you are a foreigner to be discriminated against and ignored.

The above mentioned CACI seem to be well in with the CSO. Wonder how much they are getting paid? Have a look below at their involvement in Iraq and decide for yourself if these are nice people to be doing business with.

Abu Ghraib
On June 9, 2004, a group of 256 Iraqis sued CACI International and Titan Corporation in U.S. federal court. The plaintiffs, former prisoners, allege that the companies directed and participated in torture, war crimes, crimes against humanity, sexual assault, as well as cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment at Abu Ghraib prison. The U.S. Government had hired CACI and Titan to provide interrogation and translation services at military prisons in Iraq.

CACI employees Joe Ryan and Steven Stephanowicz were investigated in the Taguba inquiry. The Department of the Army found that "contractors were involved in 36 percent of the [Abu Ghraib] proven incidents" and identified 6 employees as "individually culpable", although none have faced prosecution, unlike Department of Defense servicemen.

According to an early Army report, a CACI interrogator "[m]ade a false statement to the investigation team regarding the locations of his interrogations, the activities during his interrogations, and his knowledge of abuses". Further, investigators found the CACI interrogator encouraged Military Policemen to terrorize inmates, and "clearly knew his instructions equated to physical abuse".

Irish Census 2011
CACI was contracted to evaluate Irish Census 2011. Because of their involvement in Abu Ghraib, some members of the Irish public decided to boycott Census "

The Linnpods with my guest this week Ravindar Atwal from London UK

This week I have  my guest , the lovely, Ravinder Atwal from London UK.Lots of swearing in this one be warned, but certainly a good one.

https://www.spreaker.com/user/thelinnpods/ravinder-atwal-chats-with-james-linnane-

The Linnpods with James Linnane and guests this week with Lohi Jan 21 2016

This week's guest is Lohi Ako from Tanzania  in Africa.A most informative  chat. Lohi is a good guy.
This is my first guest from the continent of Africa..


https://drive.google.com/open?id=1spI4bqaC7D89IUDva2RElGisKlK3HW1I

The truth about the EU and who runs it

The things  Stalin  and indeed  Hitler said years ago  suggests theyn knew exactly where we were headed all those years ago. And the more we are controlled the more we are robbed of our wealth and resources, our rights and our sovereignty. Any politician now will tell you how little power they actually  have and we have let this happen ,like the good little sheep that we are. We do not even control our own  defence forces. So many who fought for our freedom would turn in their graves.

.https://youtu.be/bM2Ql3wOGcU

First podcast of the New year 2016 The Linnpods returns

My other  links have gone a bit screwy of late but being the resourceful  type with a few computer savvy types who are my friends,  as Arnie says
 "I'll be back."
You know I will. So here is the link to this one happy new year everyone.
My guests here Amy Barry and Anka Mihaela Bruma, two wonderful lady poets

https://www.spreaker.com/user/8560166/the-linnpods-with-james-linnane-and-gues

A history of lies and conspiracy

Well it is never right to label  races or religions as being all the same because they seldom are but I do not think that is not what  is  being done here. Rather I think it is a complex and well researched piece worth watching. Form your own opinion.  I verified every fact I could  and I am inclined  to think it is accurate in its details and well worth watching. It is 4 hours long so be warned.

https://youtu.be/PPgrDrdQKlg

Truth about abortions

Well once I did not bother about abortions but after having my own children I realized how precious life is

Abortion Doctors Speak

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Stories From Abortion Doctors

Many abortion doctors began performing abortions because they felt they were helping women but later stopped and began speaking out against having abortions. Here are direct quotes from some of these doctors.

Dr. Bernard Nathanson

Dr. Bernard Nathanson - New York City, New York

I am personally responsible for 75,000 abortions. This legitimizes my credentials to speak to you with some authority on the issue.

I am often asked what made me change my mind. How did I change from prominent abortionist to pro-life advocate? I became director of obstetrics of a large hospital in New York City and had to set up a prenatal research unit, just at the start of a great new technology which we now use every day to study the fetus in the womb. A favorite pro-abortion tactic is to insist that the definition of when life begins is impossible; that the question is a theological or moral or philosophical one, anything but a scientific one.

Fetology makes it undeniably evident that life begins at conception and requires all the protection and safeguards that any of us enjoy. Why, you may well ask, do some American doctors who are privy to the findings of fetology, discredit themselves by carrying out abortions? Simple arithmetic at $500 a time, 1.2 million abortions means an industry generating $600 million annually, of which most goes into the pocket of the physician doing the abortion.

It is clear that permissive abortion is purposeful destruction of what is undeniably human life. It is an impermissible act of deadly violence. One must concede that unplanned pregnancy is a wrenchingly difficult dilemma, but to look for its solution in a deliberate act of destruction is to trash the vast resourcefulness of human ingenuity and to surrender the public weal to the classic utilitarian answer to social problems.

As a scientist I know, not believe, know that human life begins at conception.

Although I am not a formal religionist, I believe with all my heart that there is a divinity of existence which commands us to declare a final and irreversible halt to this infinitely sad and shameful crime against humanity.

Dr. Beverly McMillan

Dr. Beverly McMillan - Jackson, Mississippi

I was not a reluctant participant in abortion. I was a radical feminist. During my residency at Cook County Hospital in Chicago I made my decision to be an abortionist. At the hospital I noticed that quite a number of women who were bleeding and running a fever were being admitted. I started IV's and gave blood and antibiotics to the patients. About halfway through the night, it dawned on me that these women were coming from Chicago's illegal abortion mills.

At the end of six weeks, I was angry at what I had seen. I thought that women should have a safe abortion and I would provide it. At that time, there was not one abortion center in the entire state of Mississippi. A group of "concerned citizens and clergy" had already lined up a place to rent and had hired nurses and counselors. Everything was ready to open the first abortion mill in Mississippi, except that they needed a physician willing to become the "town abortionist." I initially declined, but later determined that I would run the best abortion facility in the country.

The new abortion mill was running smoothly. We only offered first trimester (first 12 weeks of pregnancy) abortions because I felt later abortions were riskier. Nevertheless, I did experience complications, the worst of which was perforating a uterus and suctioning a piece of small bowel into the tube. I was so depressed I couldn't stand it. I started considering Christianity, and at one point prayed the scripture, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." One day an employee at the mill asked to see the contents of the sock in the suction machine. I saw a beautiful arm, and I thought, "What are you doing?" That was one of the last abortions I did.

Dr. McMillan resigned from the abortion clinic and became an advocate against abortion.

Dr. Anthony Levatino

Dr. Anthony Levatino - Albany, New York

Dr. Anthony Levatino did abortions for eight years as part of his Albany, NY, practice, performing dilation and evacuation in late-term abortions. As Dr. Levatino stated, In a D&E abortion, you are pulling out pieces of unborn children.

From the onset, Dr. Levatino was vaguely troubled by the work but continued to do it for the money. It's highly profitable. I could do three abortions in my office in an hour and a half and make more than caring for a woman nine months and delivering her baby.

It took a personal tragedy to prompt a change of heart. While he was doing abortions as a resident, he and his wife were trying desperately to have a child. There I was throwing kids in the garbage, five or six a week. Just give me one, I thought.

Eventually, they adopted a little girl and named her Heather. Several years later, Heather was killed by an auto in front of their home. She died in her father's arms. If you lose a child, you look at things differently. What was once uncomfortable becomes intolerable. You feel that you're destroying a human being for money, like a paid assassin. This is somebody's child. I lost my child, someone who was very precious to us. And now I am taking somebody's child and I am tearing him right out of their womb. I am killing somebody's child.

That is what it took to get me to change. All the money in the world wouldn't have made a difference. So I quit. I slept a lot better at night after that.

Dr. Joseph Randall

Dr. Joseph Randall - Atlanta, Georgia

Dr. Joseph Randall operated an abortion clinic in Atlanta, GA, and estimates he performed 32,000 abortions. He used the dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure.

After the operation you have to reassemble that baby - arms, legs, head, chest - everything. That's when it got rough, even for old-timers like me.

When you looked at an ultrasound, there was no mistaking that this was a baby. Ladies who came in for mid-trimester (four to six months of pregnancy) abortions were shielded from the images. Several nurses quit. They would bond with the baby they saw on the screen; they couldn't take it.

Dr. Randall finally stopped performing abortions when a Christian woman came to work in his office and convinced him of their immorality. He switched from doing abortions to volunteer counseling at a facility offering alternatives to abortion.

Dr. Yvonne Moore

Dr. Yvonne Moore - Memphis, Tennessee

Once I graduated from medical school, I returned to Memphis for residency in ob-gyn at the University of Tennessee. It had become a tradition within our residency program that the most lucrative and sought after moonlighting jobs were found in the three local abortion clinics. You could make good money without having to leave town to work nights in hospital emergency rooms.

I knew there were good residents who chose not to do abortions for religious reasons, but I never really understood what one thing had to do with the other. My best friend in college had an abortion, and I had been very supportive of her decision at the time. We were thankful that the Supreme Court had made abortion legal the year after we started college. It seemed only logical that when I was offered the chance to provide those services that I had an obligation to do it. After all, if doctors who believed in a woman's right to choose didn't do abortions, who else would?

By the time I was a senior resident, I was medical director of one of the clinics and spent my vacation time at pro-abortion seminars and political functions.

It was not until I was pregnant myself that I began to really examine my feelings about the moral aspects of abortion. It had taken over a year for me to become pregnant with my daughter. The first time I saw the tiny little flicker of her heartbeat on an ultrasound screen I fell completely in love with her. I finally had to come to terms with the fact that the only thing that made my daughter any different than all those tiny babies I had terminated was the fact that I wanted her. It was as if the scales fell from my eyes and I was at last able to see what I had not allowed myself to see in all those years of doing terminations.