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national / crime and justice / feature Friday January 28, 2005 01:10 by indy analyst (strictly freudian)
Considering his series of more and more hysterical outbursts I laid him out on the virtual indymedia couch to get to the bottom of the origin of his various neuroses and particularly his extreme symptoms of projection. Here are the suppressed memories that I uncovered. I feel the analysis has been a success and I believe that the various memories unearthed are the source of the unresolved unconscious guilt which is the ultimate source for the extreme symptoms of projection and hysteria the patient is exhibiting.
dublin / arts and media / event notice Thursday January 27, 2005 22:22 by Basta! Youth Collective
BASTA! YOUTH COLLECTIVE presesnt... FOOD NOT BOMBS Benefit All Ages Gig Saturday 5th February 2 - 6.30pm City Arts Centre, Moss St./Georges Quay, Dublin 2 ADM: 1 kg of Food (vegan only please!) ...or € 3 BANDS: GIVEAMANAKICK (limerick) SERPENTS (dublin) TEN PAST SEVEN (kerry) EASPA MEASA (dublin) GORILLA NURSE (portlaoise) THE OPENING (kilcoole) Everyone welcome!!!! Distros/info stalls etc get in touch thebyc@hotmail (would indymedia be interested in a stall?) read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Thursday January 27, 2005 10:44 by Noise Hacker
international / crime and justice / opinion/analysis Thursday January 27, 2005 00:25 by iosaf
In today's world, the Irish are amongst the ten richest societies, and no-one dies from malnutrition. In today's world one billion children are estimated by UNICEF to be at risk from malnutrition. read full story / add a comment
clare / anti-war / imperialism / feature Wednesday January 26, 2005 22:25 by Ed
Three anti-war protestors are in court facing charges for peacefully protesting against the use of Shannon airport by the US military. Their offence was to be on a boat on the Shannon estuary bearing a placard reading "Bush Go Home" at the time of Bush's visit last June. read full story / add a comment
international / rights, freedoms and repression / other press Wednesday January 26, 2005 21:39 by G.D. Ghirardi
Tour of the Revolution II: Photo Essay Venezuelan March for Sovereignty: Caracas January 23 2005 "En Defensa de la Soberanía" read full story / add a comment
international / anti-war / imperialism / other press Wednesday January 26, 2005 21:33 by dearkitty
Today, genealogists claim George W. Bush is related to medieval invader of Ireland Strongbow. A reason to be proud for Bush?? read full story / add a comment
international / sci-tech / news report Wednesday January 26, 2005 10:11 by iosaf mac d
# diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis (whooping cough) measles, tuberculosis, and polio. These are the illnesses you ought to have been immunised against as a child or as a teenager if you're female. With the exception of tuberculosis these desiese are now controlled in the developed world. TB is returning and TB treatment centres are found in most eastern US cities and many European cities. I'll write about the new forms of TB in the fourth of this series. # hepatitis B # Hib # yellow fever are desieses against which many millions of children in the non developed world need vaccines. Yesterday, the Gates foundation gave 750 million$ to GAVI the global vaccine alliance. The donation was immediately supported by the state of Norway which gave $290 million, and this morning the UK has committed a further 750mil$ (=£400m) . These are comitments of annual support until the year 2015. read full story / add a comment
international / arts and media / opinion/analysis Tuesday January 25, 2005 15:56 by James R
Mike Leigh’s ‘Vera Drake,’ is set in Islington, 1950. Surprise, surprise, this ain't no nostalgia trip. It’s a world not far removed from Orwell’s 1930’s ‘Down and Out In Paris and London’ with his amazement at an English working class ability to subsist on regular doses of bread and tea. The dry taste of soda bread, the smell of dampness and the comfort of a 'cuppatay' is as palpable as the scars of war staring blankly from the eyes of shell shocked characters like Reg (Eddie Marsan) who having lost his mother to the blitz lives a bachelors life on ‘bread and drippings’. Rationing is still a reality, nylons are traded for smokes and parasitical black marketers and creditors make a fortune door to door, in neighbourhoods perpetually clouded in grey. read full story / add a comment
clare / anti-war / imperialism / opinion/analysis Tuesday January 25, 2005 12:24 by Tim Hourigan
Troops through Shannon up 26% on previous year. Workforce is down 50%. That's the same workforce who were force- fed the story that their jobs depended on US military use of the airport. Other lies surround the economic arguments of US Military use of Shannon Airport. read full story / add a comment
international / anti-war / imperialism / news report Tuesday January 25, 2005 11:53 by Elvert Barnes
On Wednesday afternoon, 29 December 2004 Dorothy Day Catholic Workers of Washington DC and Jonah House of Baltimore, Maryland held a 'Faith Resistance' in front of the White House in protest against the Iraq war resulting in several arrests. read full story / add a comment
national / rights, freedoms and repression / feature Monday January 24, 2005 19:10 by Pastor Niemoller
Funding for the Community Workers Co-Operative (CWC) has been withdrawn. In a brazen and cynical move by Ministers Eamonmn O Cuiv and Noel Ahern, the coalition government have moved into an even more extreme right wing position by silencing this alternative voice which has distinguished itself with its honest and direct analysis of Irish social and economic issues, from a community development perspective. read full story / add a comment
dublin / arts and media / event notice Sunday January 23, 2005 15:39 by dunk/pc
This Friday, the 28th, starting at 8pm,St Nicholas
of Myra Parish Hall, Carman's Hall
There will be a film followed by live Brazilian music and food. The venue is the St Nicholas of Myra Parish Hall, Carman's Hall (a street running between Francis St and Meath St). Admission free or donation. For more information contact 087-2861238. All welcome. Film: Raw-Farming: Documentary on Brazilian womens organic farming movement (courtesy of LASC,details here).,
international / miscellaneous / opinion/analysis Saturday January 22, 2005 17:38 by Sean Crudden
The tough guy (or the tough girl) is the accepted norm in politics and public affairs generally - particularly since the days of Margarer Thatcher. We have heard seductively in the past of the efficacy of "tough love." But what is toughness? Is it just cowardly bluster? Is it a real virtue in sport or in our personal lives, for example? read full story / add a comment
national / arts and media / opinion/analysis Thursday January 20, 2005 19:21 by Media_Matters
A query to users of this website, regarding the 'openess' of a self-styled open media forum. read full story / add a comment
dublin / anti-war / imperialism / news report Thursday January 20, 2005 18:30 by redjade
national / rights, freedoms and repression / feature Thursday January 20, 2005 16:43 by Shane OCurry
The Law Society of Northern Ireland are in the process of closing down the law practice of Pádraigín Drinan. She can no longer represent her clients and they are asking the High Court in Belfast to freeze her assets immediately. read full story / add a comment
dublin / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Thursday January 20, 2005 14:07 by Michael Gallagher
Residents Against Racism are holding the fourth 'Rock Against Racism' in Temple Bar Music Centre Dublin, March 2nd, 8.30-2.30am, c/c €8. Line-up: Geneseas, Q (Colm Qyerney), Sinead Hand (of RTE's Eurostar) and Grum, followed by late bar and dancing. Be there or be square dancin'! Enquiries to number above. read full story / add a comment
galway / anti-capitalism / feature Wednesday January 19, 2005 22:07 by Terry
Details of conference hosted by the Ecology Society read full story / add a comment
national / anti-war / imperialism / news report Tuesday January 18, 2005 14:13 by Pit Stop Ploughshares Defence
Before the illegal invasion & bombing of Iraq, five members of the pacifist Catholic Worker movement made their way into Shannon Airport & non-violently disarmed a US Navy Warplane in the early hours of Feb 3rd. 2003. The Pit Stop Ploughshares, Deirdre Clancy, Nuin Dunlop, Karen Fallon, Damien Moran & Ciaron O'Reilly have spent 4-11 weeks in Limerick Prison & two years on bail. They go to trial at Dublin's Four Courts on March 7th. They are charged with 2 counts of criminal damage 100euro & $US2million. They face a maximum of ten years imprisonment, if convicted. They need your active solidarity over the next 8 weeks! read full story / add a comment |