Hörður Torfason speech at the Hill of Uisneach in County Westmeath, Ireland on the 14th September. He is a leader of the Icelandic revolution who helped to organize the Icelandic people to say no to the Government. He is here to help spread a message on September 18th for groups to work together under some common aims. Introduction by Tony Rochford. Filmed by Marcus Howard. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkJLszDIYro
Dublin and Dundalk Says No as well as Tony Rochford and a selection of non political, anti-austerity groups marched with Hörður Torfason to promote the protest on September the 18th outside Leinster House. The protest is a planned peaceful demonstration from 5am to 9pm. Everybody is invited.You're not expected to be there all day but simply to share the responsibility and lend a hand if you can. Please film and share your videos on Youtube on the day as the message might get distorted by mainstream media. This is Dublin Says No's 25th weekly march.
Here is a Wikipedia link to Failte Ireland where they discuss how they are under the directive of the National Tourism Development Authority Act of 2003. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fáilte_Ireland
This video concerns the efforts of the Ballyhea Says No group who were in Brussels recently to negotiate for debt writedown with the man in charge of Ireland's finances from the EC, Istvan Szekely.On the 18th September Ballyhea will be in Brussels for the 3rd time to negotiate with the EC and the Petitions Committee.Irish people are asked by Diarmuid O'Flynn of the Ballyhea Says NO group to put pressure on the Irish Government to help negotiate debt writedown on the people of Ireland's behalf. The reason the little parish of Ballyhea had to go above the Irish Government's heads is because they are not doing it. Please watch it if you liked any of my previous documentaries and share it and help force the mainstream media to cover their story this time. They are fighting for you and have helped to inspire "Says No" weekly marches all over the Republic of Ireland. They are a non political group of ordinary people who have marched under one banner for over 132 weeks every Sunday against the bank debt.
Directed and edited by Marcus Howard. Dundalk Says No is part of a network of campaigns saying No all around the country. These are non-political party, non electoral campaigns. They will meet every Friday at 3pm at the courthouse. They are a peaceful campaign of people from within the local community saying no to the Government, austerity, evictions and the bailing out of bondholders. You are not asked to march every week but to march whenever you can and help your local community and Irish people to find a voice. Dundalk Says NO Week 1
Directed and edited by Marcus Howard
Directed and edited by Marcus Howard. This documentary follows Aisling Fitzgibbon (The Girl Against Fluoride) on her Stripped Of Her Rights campaign where she removed her clothes on Grafton Street to highlight the dangers of fluoride in her water. The film then follows her to Chemifloc who fluoridate the Irish water. Ireland is the only EU State to mandatorily fluoridate it's water. Numerous reports from accredited sources internationally have come out highlighting the dangers of fluoride. The video also features footage of Brian Stanley discussing his proposed fluoridation bill and footage from enviromental scientist Declan Waugh. Papers will be filed Sptember 2013 due to new evidence .In order for Aisling to bring a successful legal challenge against The State, funding is required to pay to fly in expert witnesses from around the world to give testimony and so here lies the costs. If you are concerned about this and wish to help please look athttp://www.thegirlagainstfluoride.com... Original interviews and filming by Marcus Howard. The Girl Against Fluoride Documentary
700 Irish people are taking individual cases for €1 million each against their banks. A group called Debt Options are providing a free service to better assist people to do so. This is an independent documentary about their story.
