those who sit in judgement

Nell McCafferty was screaming at a bishop on national television tonight.
She was excoriating him.
She believed she somehow had a right to do so.
Ah that the Lord the grace would gee us, to see ourselves, as others see us.
Her excuse was a new report which recycles old cases of child abuse in order to create a false impression of wrong doing on the part of the Catholic church.
The report does not mention the vast majority of sex abuse cases which did not involve a perpetrator from within the church.
The vast majority of sex abuse victims are still ignored in this country.
They are of no use to the atheistic elites of Irish society in their ongoing attempt to lay low the faith of our fathers.
They are of no use to the get rich quick lawyers who only care about sex abuse victims who might provide a line of access to the pennies of the poor in church collection boxes.
They are of no use to the Judge Liberals who dream of a socialistically programmed Ireland, abortionist, contraceptivist, no right, no wrong, all's perfect ever more.
The vast majority of sex abuse victims are ignored because they don't fit the bill.
So there was Nell McCafferty.
Excoriating a bishop.
It was an ambush of course.
This was no ordinary press conference.
It was staged.
The television people had obviously brought Nell McCafferty along to do her star turn and the cameras were ready.
Her outrage was as feigned as it was shrill.
I was a little surprised that Nell McCafferty should pretend to care about the victims of sex abuse.
For fifty years Nell McCafferty has been Ireland's leading apologist for IRA terrorism.
She has never shown much concern for the victims of the IRA.
She has never seemed to care overmuch about the myriad tortures, murders, ritual violations and the like, committed by that peculiarly perverse and psychotic organisation.
Remember the IRA secured an agreement as part of the Peace Process, that when it returned the bodies of people its terrorists had murdered, there would be no medical examination of those bodies.
This was because in most instances the IRA violated and tortured its victims before killing them.
Untold violations.
Unspeakable violations.
Imagine the sort of violations and tortures that would embarrass the IRA.
There you go.
Let's just say, they must have been fairly bad.
Far worse than any abuse that has every happened in any Catholic church run institution.
But nothing too upsetting for that great humanitarian Nell McCafferty.
You choose your illusion, eh Nell?
Funny that Nell McCafferty never found this sort of IRA vileness much of a problem.
Funny that tonight Nell McCafferty wants us to believe she cares about sex abuse victims.
You know what folks.
I don't believe she cares one whit about sex abuse victims.
I do not believe that the Marxist feminist abortionist IRA apologist Nell McCafferty gives a toss about sex abuse victims.
She's just using them, that's all.
And it's all an act.

Joe Little of RTE was talking earnestly on a news programme.
Joe Little is RTE's religious affairs correspondent.
I pay his wages.
That is to say RTE is funded by a compulsory tax on everyone in Ireland who dares to own a television.
So we all pay for Little Joe whether we like it or not.
Tonight Joe Little said: "This could finish the church."
I was surprised Joe Little would somehow think he might be a judge of what could or could not finish the Catholic church.
Joe Little spent the 1970's and 1980's as part of an organisation styling itself Socialist Worker.
Joe Little's professed aim was to deliver Ireland to Soviet dictatorship.
Joe Little was a blatent apologist throughout his youth for the lunatic mayhems committed by Chairman Mao, Joe Stalin and every other Marxist psychotic who ever lived.
Joe Little upheld Marxian mass murders in China, Africa, Russia, Cambodia, Cuba and central America.
Joe Little is not in a position to judge the church whose members he has always detested.
Joe Little is an unrepentant supporter of Marxian mass murder.
You know what folks.
I think Joe Little is a judge of nothing.

At the weekend the Sunday Independent carried a picture of retired Cardinal Desmond Connell on its cover.
The Sunday Independent juxtaposed the 83 year old Cardinal's picture with a series of sex abuse allegations which did not relate to him.
The allegations related to old cases of sex abuse against priests.
I was surprised the Sunday Independent would juxtapose an honorable decent 83 year old man's picture with a series of salaciously worded sex abuse charges, apparently committed by people whose only connection to the Cardinal was that they had once been priests.
I was surprised.
If this standard is to prevail any and every employer could end up on the cover of the Sunday Independent surrounded by allegations of sex abuse committed by people who at some stage worked for him.
Several staff at the national broadcaster RTE, including a television producer, have been convicted of sexually abusing children.
For some strange reason their cases have never been focussed on by RTE or other media entities.
They have effectively been covered up through lack of reportage.
Should the head of RTE now be featured on the cover of the Sunday Independent with the accusations against his employees framing his picture?
The manager of an independent radio station was convicted of committing child abuse.
Should the head of the Independent Radio Commission now be pictured on the cover of the Sunday Independent with the allegations against the other man framing his photograph?
A remarkable number of swimming coaches in Ireland have been convicted of child abuse crimes.
Should the head of the Irish Swimming Federation, or the head of the Olympic Council, or the government Minister for Sport, be pictured on the cover of the Sunday Independent framed by the allegations against the swimming coaches who worked for them?
An Irish poet called Cathal O'Searcaigh has been caught sexually abusing children in Thailand.
Should the head of Poetry Ireland, or the head of the artists group Aosdana, or the head of sundry other cultural organisations who have supported Cathal O'Searcaigh in spite of the grotesque allegations against him, should they all be pictured on the cover of the Sunday Independent, framed with explicit details of what O'Searcaigh has done to those kids?
Michael Neary violated 189 women on the operating table in Drogheda Hospital while in the same hospital Michael Shine was sexually abusing boys.
Should the Manager of the hospital, or the head of the Health Board, or the Minister for Health, be pictured on the cover of the Sunday Independent surrounded by details of the manifest violations and murders taking place in this and other Irish hospitals?
Seven children aged twelve and thirteen committed suicide in North Kildare this year.
The children seem to have been mostly students at Educate Together schools.
It's difficult to ascertain the full links of the children with the Educate Together movement, because the story is not being reported or investigated.
Should the head of the Educate Together movement now be pictured on the cover of the Sunday Independent with details of these most neglected child victims posited nearby?
We've had a whole bunch of children murdered by their parents in the past few years. All these children were known to Social Services. That is to say social workers were aware of their plight and had chosen to leave them in the care of violently sexually abusive parents right up until the moment those parents murdered them.Should we now see the Social Services departmental chiefs on the cover of the Sunday Independent, surrounded with details of the abysmal tortures and deaths these children suffered, every one of those children violated to an extent that makes the allegations in the present crop of manipulative anti Catholic reports pale in comparison, every one of those children dead, abandoned and unreported, you scum.
Dozens of people have died in the basements of Garda stations in Ireland over the past six years.
Should the Chief Garda Commissioner be pictured on the cover of the Sunday Independent framed with the near uncountable allegations of violence, torture, corruption, drug dealing and murder, relating to members of the Irish police force?
Twenty children haved died in Health Board care in recent years in Ireland, at least twenty that we know about.
Should the Health Board chief be pictured on the cover of the Sunday Independent with details of the crimes committed against those children by his employees and staff, juxataposed around his porcine visage?
Independent Newspapers, the Irish Times, and RTE have committed the worst crimes of which they have ever accused bishops.
They have concealed sex abuse.
Massively.
They have concealed from the general public the true nature and extent of sex abuse in Ireland in this age of massive sexual dysfuntion.
They have deliberately concealed the fact that 99.99 percent of sex abuse cases do not arise at the hands of priests.
They have ignored 999 sex abuse cases out of every 1000, simply because the vast majority of sex abuse victims are of no use to them in their war against the Catholic church.
By concealing sex abuse, Independent Newspapers, the Irish Times, and RTE have facilitated sex abuse.
Should a photograph of Tony O'Reilly, the aging proprietor of Independent Newspapers, be now printed on the cover of the Sunday Independent surrounded by details of the hundreds of thousands of sex abuse cases which his newspapers have chosen to conceal?
You know what folks.
I think perhaps it should.