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Partly because of fears that the revelations in the set of e-mails I
have reproduced below may result in further grossly corrupt attempts by
the
Garda Síochána (Republic of Ireland
Police) to corruptly criminalise me, in circumstances whereby the entire
legal profession -- with their breathtaking and unshakable arrogance and
ignorance -- continue
to completely deny me legal representation of the kind which recognises
the factual existence of legislation based on the
United Nations
Universal Declaration on Human Rights, I am sending this e-mail to
several members of the public: in the hope that it might somehow deter
the police and other "individuals, public officials and bodies" from
taking any more such highly damaging and unlawful criminal actions
against me.
Since 1998, I have had three major attempts to criminalise me, two from
the
Republic of Ireland police, and one from the United Kingdom of Great
Briton and Northern Ireland police (i.e. the
PSNI): as a direct result of my ongoing efforts to expose all of the
treasonous forms of crime connected with unconstitutional legislation in
the Republic of Ireland (and in the
United States of America). So far, all three of the attempts in
question have failed in their primary objective.
In a very rough and ready way, I estimate that Republic of Ireland
President Mary McAleese, during her almost 14 years in office, has
already signed her name to enough legal papers -- for the purpose of
turning unconstitutional bills into unconstitutional law (i.e. bogus law), and many of
which are highly supportive of the "Global
Banking Cartel" and their
PPP toll road projects -- to choke a dozen horses or more.
A "rich text" version of this e-mail, containing some www hyperlinks not
available in "plain text", will later be placed at the following www
location:
http://humanrightsireland.com/CelticParty/25March2011/Email.htm
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--- On Fri, 25/3/11, William Finnerty <newinngalway@yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:
From: William Finnerty <newinngalway@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: RE: Possible damage to archaeological monument in the New
Inn area.
To: "Gearoid Conroy" <Gearoid.Conroy@environ.ie>
Cc: "Pauline Gleeson" <Pauline.Gleeson@environ.ie>, "Loughrea Garda
Superintendent Enda P. Walshe" <crimprev@iol.ie>, "Republic of
Ireland Chief Police Commissioner Fachtna Murphy" <Commissioner@garda.ie>,
"Father Tom O'Connor)" <info@handofhistory.com>
Date: Friday, 25 March, 2011, 16:59
Dear Gearóid,
Still feeling more
than a little
puzzled by your
recent e-mails, I
decided to re-visit
what I believe is a
very important
ancient heritage
site in the Carra
area of New Inn
earlier today.
On the morning of
Monday February 28th
2011, I accidentally
happened to notice a
large mechanical
digger in the
immediate area of
the site in
question. Further
investigation
revealed that a
small part of the
site had in fact
already been removed
at that time; and,
as there was no sign
of the digger
driver, I left a
message with a local
person asking them
to inform the driver
digger when he
returned that a)
I believed it was a
very important
ancient heritage
site, and b)
that I was going
directly to Loughrea
Garda Station to
report the matter.
When I reported on
the situation to a
female member of the
Garda Siochana (GA
316) at Loughrea
Garda Station on
Monday February 28th
2011 (at around
lunchtime), she
suggested that I
discuss the matter
with a more senior
officer, who I
understand was
Sergeant Cronin (GA
43).
I drew a map of the
area where the site
was located (close
to Carra Cross) for
Sergeant Cronin, and
pointed out to him
that the site in
question was one of
the very few easily
accessible remaining
segments
(approximately 250
yards in length at
the time) of the set
of Iron Age linear
defence embankments
surrounding the
world famous
Turoe Stone,
which Father Tom
O'Connor has written
about in his book
titled "Hand
of History - Burden
of Pseudo-History",
and also on his web
site at:
http://www.handofhistory.com
I also provided
Sergeant Cronin with
the name of the
local person (Mr
Sean Madden) who I
believe is the
present owner of the
land on which the
site is located.
On Wednesday March
2nd 2011, I
deliberately passed
the site in question
and was pleased to
see that no further
digging appeared to
have been done:
which, allowing for
the information I
provided Sergeant
Cronin with two days
earlier, left me
feeling that the
site would now be
safe from further
damage.
However, when I
visited the site
this morning, I
found that most of
the site has since
been completely
destroyed.
Fortunately, there
is still a piece
(approximately 55
yards in length)
remaining. Although
parts of the
remaining section
(on the side
furthest from the
road) have also been
badly damaged by the
digger, I believe
there is more than
enough remaining for
very meaningful and
useful
archaeological tests
to be carried out.
In connection with
this point, please
note that some years
ago, I was advised
by a professional
archaeologist that
there are, for
example, very well
known and very
straightforward ways
for determining the
age of such
structures.
Kind regards,
William Finnerty
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--- On Thu,
24/3/11, Gearoid
Conroy <Gearoid.Conroy@environ.ie>
wrote:
From: Gearoid
Conroy <Gearoid.Conroy@environ.ie>
Subject: RE:
Possible damage
to
archaeological
monument in the
New Inn area.
To: "William
Finnerty" <newinngalway@yahoo.co.uk>
Cc: "Pauline
Gleeson" <Pauline.Gleeson@environ.ie>
Date: Thursday,
24 March, 2011,
12:56
Thank
you
Mr.
Finnerty.
Regards.
Gearóid.
Gearóid Conroy.
Archaeologist
Archaeological Survey of Ireland
National Monuments Service,
Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government,
3rd Floor, Plaza Offices,
Headford Road,
Galway.
091-704207
From: William Finnerty [newinngalway@yahoo.co.uk]
Sent: 24 March 2011 12:49
To: Gearoid Conroy
Cc: Pauline Gleeson
Subject: RE: Possible damage to archaeological monument in the New Inn area.
Dear Gearóid,
Lots of damage has been done to lots of ancient
archaeological monuments in the New Inn area, and some have been either
partly or completely destroyed.
I have looked at the www.archaeology.ie
web site you mentioned in your last e-mail to me; and, as far as I am
concerned, the list for the Galway area I have looked at appears to me
to be a very long way from being complete.
Consequently, and unless you can be much more
specific regarding the particular site which you seem to have in mind, I
feel I cannot be of any real help to you.
Best wishes,
William Finnerty.
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--- On Wed, 23/3/11, Gearoid Conroy <Gearoid.Conroy@environ.ie> wrote:
From: Gearoid Conroy <Gearoid.Conroy@environ.ie>
Subject: RE: Possible damage to archaeological monument in the New Inn area.
To: "William Finnerty" <newinngalway@yahoo.co.uk>
Cc: "Pauline Gleeson" <Pauline.Gleeson@environ.ie>
Date: Wednesday, 23 March, 2011, 13:03
Dear Mr. Finnerty,
many thanks for your very prompt reply and
offer of help. I wrote to you because I believed that you had concerns
about damage that may have occurred to an archaeological monument in the
New Inn area, and I was hoping that you might have been in a position
to direct me towards the monument in question.
We (the National Monument Service)
have a map-based web site on which all known archaeological monuments
are included. If it was convenient for you, could you visit our web site
at www.archaeology.ie
If you could identify the monument about
which you have concerns and email me its number (which will appear on
the web mapping) I'll be able to go out and inspect.
Yours sincerely.
Gearóid.
Gearóid Conroy.
Archaeologist
Archaeological Survey of Ireland
National Monuments Service,
Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government,
3rd Floor, Plaza Offices,
Headford Road,
Galway.
091-704207
From: William Finnerty [newinngalway@yahoo.co.uk]
Sent: 22 March 2011 12:20
To: Gearoid Conroy
Cc: Pauline Gleeson
Subject: Re: Possible damage to archaeological monument in the New inn area.
Dear Gearóid,
Thank you for your e-mail.
Unfortunately, I feel I cannot
sensibly get involved in telephone conversations (or any other kind of
conversations) regarding the issues in question, and this is because of
the C-PTSD injuries I referred to in a registered letter I copied to
Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton TD on March 16th 2011.
A copy of the text of the letter
in question, which contains reference to the C-PTSD injuries, can be
viewed at the following www location:
http://www.humanrightsireland.com/SWSO/Longford/Letter16March2011.htm
However, I do not have any
problems writing about any of the several issues involved -- which are
referred in the texts at the www address just above -- and which do
(indirectly) include the destruction of local heritage sites.
If you could let me know (by
e-mail please) which of the several heritage sites (that I have in the
past expressed concern about) it is that you have written to me about, I
would be glad to help you in any way I reasonably can by providing you
with further information.
In the meantime, some (at least)
of the local heritage sites I have been involved in trying to protect
can be viewed on the Google list via the following www link: http://tinyurl.com/5wqtaqc
I hope this e-mail will be of
some help to you, and that you will understand my need at the present
time to avoid getting involved in conversations (with anybody) about the
issues in question.
Kind regards,
William Finnerty.
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--- On Mon, 21/3/11, Gearoid Conroy <Gearoid.Conroy@environ.ie> wrote:
From: Gearoid Conroy <Gearoid.Conroy@environ.ie>
Subject: Possible damage to archaeological monument in the New inn area.
To: "newinngalway@yahoo.co.uk" <newinngalway@yahoo.co.uk>
Cc: "Pauline Gleeson" <Pauline.Gleeson@environ.ie>
Date: Monday, 21 March, 2011, 17:26
Dear Mr. Finnerty,
your
email address was forwarded to me. Could you reply with a contact phone
number, so that I could give you a ring, hopefully tomorrow - but at
your convenience- to get some details on the monument involved? (I would
need to follow up and inspect any reports of damage to a protected
monument.)
Many thanks.
Gearóid.
Gearóid Conroy
Archaeological Survey of Ireland
National Monuments Service,
Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government,
3rd Floor, Plaza Offices,
Headford Road,
Galway.
091-704207
gearoid.conroy@environ.ie
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