The sun on the lake.
Swans, ducks, seagulls.
My lovely friends.
An elderly man hobbles past.
There is something wrong.
He seems in an improbable hurry.
He is followed by a woman in nurse's fatigues who is urging him to speak to someone on her mobile phone.
Ah.
Another patient attempting to leave Naas hospital.
That is to say, making a break for it.
You can check out any time you want, but you can never leave.
He's broken no law presumably.
But effectively he's a prisoner.
Presently a police van pulls up.
And a car from the hospital.
Two youngish, congenial enough looking, police officers get out of their van.
Two more hospital staff get out of the car.
I hear one of the newly arrived hospital staff mutter to the other: "Did you not get him to take the stuff last night."
The stuff indeed.
I do not like this at all.
I would have liked to have seen the cops though last week actually doing their jobs when a low life former police officer styled Steven Kinneavey was harrassing me on the street near here.
I would like to have seen them throw Kinneavey into the back of their van where he belongs.
And take him away to prison.
Where he belongs.
But they're not available for that job.
They're available for forcing elderly citizens who have broken no law to return to a hospital they don't wish to be in.
Naas hospital has a bad reputation gentle readers.
Nurse Noreen Mulholland tortured, terrorised and murdered at least two elderly patients John Gethings and Seamus Doherty there in 2003. After a pathetic attempt at a trial in the year 2006, Mafia Judge Frank O'Donnell released Noreen Mulholland without imposing a jail sentence on her and she fled back to the IRA's caliphate in South Armagh where she continues her murders unmolested.
In 2016 Naas hospital ambulance personnel murdered yet another elderly patient Christy Byrne in a staged ambulance fire.
Hospital authorities initially simply lied to reporters in claiming Mr Byrne started the fire himself with a cigarette,
Mr Byrne's family refuted that particular lie by announcing that Mr Byrne did not smoke.
Since then at least three separate enquiry style investigations were purported to be underway into what I am calling the murder of Christy Byrne by ambulance personnel at Naas hospital.
None appears to have gotten anywhere.
The police arrested no one.
The ambulance personnel who caused the fire have never been named.
An inquest into Mr Byrne's murder has been continually adjourned and delayed for spurious reasons.
The story like the victim has been let die.
A few years later, still at Naas hospital a character styling himself Doctor Andrew Boko Shingani attempted to cause me harm during treatment there in 2019.
Additional malicious and deliberate attempts to harm me were made in follow up treatment at Tallaght hospital by a woman styling herself Nurse Ruth Abeabuchie who engaged in her activities at the behest of Andrew Boko Shingani.
Clearly patients in the Irish health care system aside from myself and at hospitals aside from Naas, remain vulnerable to depraved, psychotic or corrupt staff such as Andrew Boko Shingani or Ruth Abeabuchie acting with malicious intent towards them on behalf of third parties or gangland entities.
There is almost no effective internal or external oversight of such people.
Other cases appear more random.
At Limerick Hospital in 2018 a supposed doctor calling himself Ashish Lal murdered Jessica Sheedy on the operating table.
He's still there.
No police investigation.
At Sligo General hospital a doctor styling herself Andrea Hermann attempted to murder a mother and her baby in plain view of theatre collegues. Andrea Hermann had previous for this sort of thing but the latest hospital to hire her had not completed proper background checks. Andrea Hermann had already harmed heaven knows how many other women, men, children and babies over many years at other medical facilities.
Andrea Hermann has been belatedly struck off the medical register of those formally allowed to practice murder, I mean medicine, in Ireland after the usual discreet, sensitivc Medical Council closed door enquiry (Mustn't upset the proles by letting them know the truth eh Medical Council?) but no police action has been taken against her.
Apparently Irish police feel that if a murder or a physical violation or an assault or torture or grievous bodily harm, is carried out by a doctor in a hospital setting, then it's not police business to investigate.
A full public enquiry mandated by the Irish government, into the murder of Syrian woman Malak Thawley by operating theatre staff at Holles Street Hospital in 2016 was prevented in 2018 after Judge Charles Meenan ordered the abandonment of the enquiry, effectively colluding with the then Holles Street hospital Chief Executive Rhona O'Mahoney in allowing his courtroom to be used on behalf of this cabal of murderers to prevent any exposition and investigation of Rhona Mahoney and her depraved hospital staff from taking place.
Yes you got that right.
Judge Charles Meenan in open court forced the abandonment of a government mandated public enquiry into the murder of Malak Thawley by Rhona O'Mahoney and her staff at Holles Street hospital.
Judge Charles Meenan is politically connected to the Fine Gael party.
Rhona O'Mahoney through her Brother in Law and accomplice in medical malpractice Doctor Peter Boylan, is directly politically connected to the Labour Party which in Ireland often enters government in coaltion with Fine Gael.
All pals here.
I kid you not.
Those calling for the public enquiry into the murder of Malak Thawley by Rhona O'Mahoney and her Holles Street hospital staff included Malak's husband Alan, as well as medical experts who had advised the Thawley family quite specifically that there were substantial indicators she had been murdered, as well as a former Irish government Minister For Justice called Alan Shatter, as well as the general public, as well as me.
And I'm still calling for it.
But Judge Charles Meenan issued an illegal edict to help his Labour Party pal Rhona O'Mahoney get away with murder so why worry.
Wotchya gonna do.
Charles Meenan trumps all of us.
Malak's family and loved ones.
Principled medical experts.
A former Justice Minister of the Republic of Ireland.
The general public.
And me.
Hoo baby.
Judge Charles Meenan previously became infamous in Ireland as a lawyer for Doctor Michael Neary who along with his accomplices over a quarter of a century up to 1998 had been pleasuring himself by serially mutilating and violating woman in unnecessary procedures on the operating table at Drogheda Hospital.
Charles Meenan's legal skills and the indifference of the Irish police force have enabled Michael Neary to elude any accountability whatsoever never mind a custodial sentence, for his systemic mutilations of the women he violated and or murdered.
Charles Meenan's legalistic gambit on behalf of mutilator Doctor Michael Neary was to accept his guilt but to claim that Michael Neary was Catholic and that his religiosity caused him to mutilate the women because he thought it would deter them from using contraception and that he believed such actions were somehow in keeping with hospital policy.
Hilarious no.
In legal circles this is called the Catholic perv gambit.
It bears no relation to anything you might mistake for truth on a dark night but amid the deeply anti Catholic media culture in Ireland it was just conveneient enough, confusing enough and convincing enough for bigots in the government, Judiciary. police and courts service, to prevent any direct punitive action being taken against Michael Neary for his serial violations of women on the operating table at Drogeheda hospital.
Charles Meenan prevented the media and cops from going after Neary by dangling the more tempting carrot of generalised fictitious slander against the Catholic Church before their avid incompetent eyes.
Here is the news.
Michael Neary violated women on the operating table at Drogheda hospital for a quarter of a century.
He did it because he liked it.
At least one of Neary's professional accomplices in these serial violations has been let flee to Scotland while the statute of limitations (and media and police and public interest) expires on their crimes.
Back to the present.
The elderly man today at the lake in Naas for some reason trying desperately to escape from Naas hospital.
None of the three Naas hospital staff members or the two cops now surrounding him, thought to sit with him on the many available benches bathed in beauteous peacable spirit healing evening sunshine, and chat for an hour or two.
That would be much too humane for the busy heroes of the Irish Health service and their cop enforcers.
Instead the police put him in the back of their van and brought him back to Naas hospital.
I do not acquiesce to this.
