• The Bloom of Gloom ~ the March to Strasbourg [ECHR] ~ the British Government with its corrupt   Politicians, Judiciary and MI5/BT services lose complete control of events;

• “We’re all off to Dublin in the Green”…

• The Tale of Triúr Cailíní, or The Three Colleens;

¤ The first CailÍin is called Mary;

¤ The second CailÍin is also called Mary;

¤ The third CailÍin is called Síofra;

• The Apple of Ireland’s Eye;

• The State of the ‘Great Game’?

• A major question on Prime Minister Sunak’s table?

• What precisely is this UK’s  “current” government’s legal position? Does it even know it?

• The Time Line ~ A Nazi Gauleiter has indeed arrived.

So we are … “All off to Dublin in the Green…”…or we might as well be… because of a barely noticed event Pan Europe and in Brexit England on 1st November 2022, though that was not the case in Strasbourg France, Dublin Ireland, nor the EU.

The first CailÍin is called Mary; Mrs Mary Robinson.

Mary is from Ballina County Mayo Ireland, the Bugler’s Mother’s County.

Mrs. Robinson was educated at Mount Anville a Roman Catholic Secondary School. A voluntary all-girls post-primary school in Goatstown, a suburb of Dublin; then at the School of Law ~ Trinity College Dublin; thereafter being appointed Reid Professor of Criminal Law in Trinity College and finally at the Harvard Law School [1967–1968]. 

Mrs Robinson who was called to the Dublin Bar is a Barrister and Human Rights lawyer by profession and remains so.

She was an Irish politician who became the 7^th President of Ireland and first Irish woman to hold this illustrious office [December 1990  ~ to September 1997].

President Robinson became the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights from 1997 to 2002.

After stepping down as UNHCHR, Mrs.Robinson founded the non-governmental organisation ‘Realising Rights’.

She is also the Honorary President of the European Inter-University Centre for Human Rights and Democratisation since 2005.

President Robinson was the recipient of numerous Honours. In 2004 Amnesty International awarded her its ‘Ambassador of Conscience’ award for her Human Rights work.

Later in 2009 she received the U.S. ‘Presidential Medal of Freedom’.

Irish President Mrs. Mary Robinson with Emeritus Professor Donal J. Burns PhD, Atomic Physicist and Mathematician with Illeana his wife.

The Bugler’s brother hosted his private guest the Irish President at their home in Lincoln Neb, USA.

The second cailÍin is called Mary, Mrs Mary McAleese.

Mary Patricia Leneghan was born in Ardoyne, a ‘Republican stronghold’, adjacent to Falls Road the Republican stronghold in Belfast where the Bugler’s Father was born and spent his entire working life.

Mary grew up in a Catholic family in Belfast city’s largely Protestant community. Loyalists forced her family to leave Ardoyne when in 1964 the ‘Troubles’ broke out once more moving to Rostrevor south of where the Bugler also now resides in County Down.

Mary was educated at St Dominic’s High School on the Falls Road Belfast, an all-girls Catholic Grammar School. Subsequently she studied law at Queen’s University Belfast, graduating in 1973 with a Bachelor of Laws [LLB] Honours Degree.

Later Mary was to become the first female and Nationalist Pro-Vice Chancellor of the Queen’s University of Belfast.

Her post graduate studies took her to the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome and in time she became a Professor of Criminal Law, Criminology, and Penology at Trinity College Dublin.

She was called to the Bar of Northern Ireland in 1974 and in 1976 was also called to the Bar of Ireland in Dublin.

Mary, whilst working professionally as an all Ireland Barrister joined RTÉ [the Irish Broadcasting Service]  in 1979 as an investigative journalist and presenter for the Today Tonight programme.

This was during the period of the Peter Wright-exMI5 spy and his revelations regarding Conservative right wing fanatics [currently-a la George Smith and his thugs in association with an out of control Kenneth D. McCallumn the Head of MI5 who intercepts all the Bugler’s communications]using dirty tricks to successfully attack Harold Wilson’s government and who are currently attacking Starmer’s Labour Party.

 RTE and an independent Irish media have never been in the least squeamish in publishing the affairs of perfidious Albion.

Professor Mary McAleese is an All Ireland activist Barrister; Human Rights advocate; Academic; Author; investigative journalist; a former politician who served as the eighth President of Ireland.

President McAleese’s Presidential Theme was “Building Bridges”…

Three Heads of State at the All Ireland Peace Park ~ Messines Ridge Belgium ~ 11^th November 1998.

The traditional Irish Round Tower was formally opened by the Irish President Mary McAleese who, in the presence of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and King Albert II of Belgium, led the wreath-laying ceremony on the afternoon of 11th November 1998.

The Tower Memorial is close to the site of the June 1917 battle of Messines Ridge, during which the All Ireland, 16th [Irish] Division fought alongside the 36th [Ulster] Division.

President Mary Patricia McAleese served two terms in Presidential Office 1997 to 2011 during which in March 2011 President McAleese invited Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, with whom she clearly had developed an accord, to make a State Visit to Ireland.

The Queen accepted, and the visit took place from 17th to 20th May 2011.The first State Visit by a British Monarch since Ireland had gained Independence from the UK in December 1922.

President McAleese had been keen to have the British Monarch visit Ireland, and the event was universally welcomed as an historic success.

Post Presidential Office Mrs McAleese was elected as Chancellor of Trinity College Dublin. McAleese is an executive Fellow of the Notre Dame School of Global Affairs and Chair of the Institute for Global Religions.

The third CailÍin is called Judge [of Ireland] Professor Síofra O’Leary PhD,

[Siofra ~ Gaelic ~ Fairy/Elf].

The EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS ~ STRASBOURG FRANCE,
issued the following Press Release by the Registrar of the Court, ECHR 287 (2022) 19.09.2022.

“The European Court of Human Rights has today elected Síofra O’Leary [Ireland] as its new President.
Judge Professor Síofra O’Leary PhD is the first female President of the European Court of Human Rights”.

Judge, Professor Síofra O’Leary LLB; PhD; succeeds Judge Robert Spano [Iceland]. She will take up office on 1st November, 2022.

In conjunction with its Press Release the Registrar of the Court appended a truncated  Curriculum Vitae of the new President. Go Here.

The following is a less abridged version:

Professor Síofra O’Leary PhD was born on the 20th September 1968 and educated in Dublin Ireland where after graduating from High School then completed a Bachelor of Civil Law Degree at University College Dublin in 1989.

Next, she went to study at the European University Institute in Florence Italy where she earned her Ph.D, [Doctorate] in European law in 1993.

Professor O’Leary PhD then worked in research at the Universities of Cadiz Spain, as a Postdoctoral Fellow of the University; in London UK where she was a Research Associate at the Institute for Public Policy Research before becoming an Assistant Director at the Centre for European Law Studies at the University of Cambridge UK in 1996, in the process becoming a Fellow at Emmanuel College.

In 1996 Judge O’Leary  initially took up the appointment of Référendaire [Consultant] for 3 years at the Court of Justice of the European Union in Luxembourg during which she then became the “Chef de Cabinet” from 2000 to 2004 at the Research and Documentation Directorate of the Court of Justice of the European Union Court of Justice for many years working from the chambers of Judges Aindrias Ó Caoimh; Judge Fidelma Macken; and Judge Federico Mancini.

During her time at the Court of Justice Professor O’Leary also worked as a visiting Fellow at the University of Dublin from 1999 to 2004 and from 2003 as a visiting Professor at the College of Europe in Bruges where she was also a Member of the Editorial Board of the ‘Common Market Law Review’.

Her lectures whilst addressing pan-Europe practitioners, government agencies, and academics, included illustrating the Disciplines of Fundamental Rights, EU law, and the European Court of Justice practice and procedure.

As a consequence Judge O’Leary continues to write articles on Fundamental Human  Rights; EU Employment Law; and the free movement of persons, services, and EU Citizenship.

Judge O’Leary is the author of two books entitled ‘The Evolving Concept of Community Citizenship (Kluwer, 1996)’ and ‘Employment Law at the European Court of Justice (Hart Publishing, 2001), and has published extensively in academic journals and EU law monographs on the protection of Fundamental Rights in the EU; EU Employment Law; including the free movement of persons and services and EU Citizenship.

Here is a brief list of some of these articles:

• “Nationality and Community Citizenship – A Tale of Two Unhappy Bedfellows” (1992) 12 Yearbook of European Law 353-384.

• “The Relationship Between Community Citizenship and the Protection of Fundamental Rights in Community Law” (1995) 32 Common Market Law Review 519-554.

• “Judicial Exceptions to the Free Provisions of Services” (1995) 1 European Law Journal 308-329 (in conjunction with J.M. Fernández-Martín).

• “The Free Movement of Persons and Services” in P. Craig and G. de Búrca (eds.), European Union Law from an Evolutionary Perspective, 1998, pp. 377-416 and 2011, pp.499-544, Oxford University Press,

• “The New Frontiers of Sex Equality Law in the European Union” (1999) 24 European Law Reviews 331-353 (in conjunction with G.F. Mancini).

• “Revisiting Defrenne” in Poaires Maduro and Azoulai (eds.), Past and Future of EU Law. The Classics of EU Law Revisited on the 50th Anniversary of the Rome Treaty, [Hart Publishing, 2009].

• “Developing an Ever Closer Union Between the Peoples of Europe?”.

• A reappraisal of the case-law of the Court of Justice on the free movement of persons and EU citizenship” (2008) 27 YEL 167-193.

So to summarise:

Professor O’Leary PhD held various appointments at the Court of Justice of the European Union including the following:

▪ Visiting Fellow and Research Associate, Department of Public International Law, University of Cádiz, Spain, and Institute for Public Policy Research, London, United Kingdom, 1994-1996;

▪ Research Associate, Institute for Public Policy Research, London, 1994-1996;

▪ Assistant Director of the Centre for European Legal Studies, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, 1995-1996;

▪ Fellow of Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, 1995-1996;

▪ Référendaire [Consultant] , Court of Justice of the European Communities, Luxembourg, 1996-1999;

▪ Visiting Fellow, Faculty of Law, University College Dublin, Ireland, 1999-2004;

▪ Référendaire and Chef de Cabinet, Court of Justice of the European Communities, Luxembourg, 2000-2004;

▪ Visiting Professor, Department of Law, College of Europe, Bruges, Belgium, since 2003;

▪ Administrator, Research and Documentation Directorate, Court of Justice of the European Communities, Luxembourg, 2004-2005;

▪ Référendaire[Consultant] and Chef de Cabinet, Court of Justice of the European Union, Luxembourg, 2005-2012;

▪ Head of Unit, Research and Documentation Directorate, Court of Justice of the European Union, Luxembourg, 2012-2015;

▪ Member of the Editorial and Advisory Boards of the Common Market Law Review, since 2012 and 2015;

▪ Member of the Advisory Boards of the ‘Common Market Law Review ‘ and the Irish Centre for European Law;

▪ Honorary Bencher of the Honourable Society of the King’s Inns, Ireland;

▪  April 2015 Ireland’s Judge and representative at European Court of Human Rights;

▪ July 2015 sworn in as Judge of the European Court of Human Rights;

▪ President of Section from 1 January 2020 to 31 October 2022;

▪ Elected Vice-President of the Court from 2 January 2022 to 31 October 2022;

▪ On 19^th September 2022, Judge O’Leary was elected by secret ballot President of the  European Court of Human Rights and became the first woman, and first Irish Citizen to hold this position when she took up Presidential Office on 1st November 2022 replacing Icelandic Judge Róbert Ragnar Spanó.
The appointment is initially for a Term of Office of 3 years.

The then – Tanaiste [Deputy Prime Minister~Minister for Foreign Affairs & Defence, Simon Coveney TD, congratulated President O’Leary at the time of her election, saying: “Judge O’Leary has served with great distinction since her appointment to the Court, and her election as President is a mark of the high regard in which she is held. It is a source of pride that the first female President of the Court should be an Irish Justice.

“The Court is central to the protection of Human Rights; Fundamental Freedoms; and the Rule of Law in Europe. Never have these Ideals and Principles been more important.”.

Taniaiste [Deputy Prime Minister] Mr.Micheál Martin TD [Former Taoiseach [Prime Minister] delighted to welcome Presidential Judge Professor Síofra O’Leary on her first official visit home to Dublin Ireland since her election as President of  the European Court of Human Rights at Strasbourg France…

…” The first woman, and, as first Irish Citizen to hold the office, we are all very proud of her achievement”.

On 1st February 2023, President Judge O’Leary spoke at a St Brigid’s Day EU50 lecture at  Ireland’s Department of Foreign Affairs, about rights conferred by European law on different groups in Irish society.

Discussing progress in Ireland, President Judge O’Leary said that the European Convention on Human Rights had not been the sole, or even the major, driver of Ireland’s transformations over the past 50 years. Instead, she explained, “the Court has brought oxygen to ongoing national debates, and, in others, it was able to address certain blind spots within the Irish legal system”.

President Judge O’Leary proclaimed that Ireland had now placed itself in the vanguard in relation to Rights and Freedoms of all minorities.

A Pride of Two Presidents

President Judge S. O’Leary
             with
Uachtarán na hÉireann
 Micheál D. Ó hUigínn

The President of Ireland

Accepting the self evident fact, which is that the UK Home Secretary is an out of control, Party appointed Gauleiter of the First Tier of an Ultra Right Wing Conservative Party, one is bound to ask.

Is Prime Minister Sunak’s presence actually required in this Government?

Does he actually know the Ultra Right Wing/MI5 machinations which are taking place around him ?
Does he have a grip?
Is he actually in Command?
Or does he not actually care?

But firstly, using a Time Line, the Bugler should roll the scenario back to 2015 to read the extreme theories being read and then expounded by Braverman when she held no power whatsoever over the English Nation and its peoples, which palpably she does now.

A brief snap shot of her and others anti-democratic ideologies is a useful starting point taken from her ‘musings’ in Expedia 2015 whilst remembering it is an easy step from oppression to genocide.
If, we needed such a reminder?

From Wikipedia in December in 2015 Braverman wrote the following…
“Rights versus Responsibilities”

“In essence, rights have come to fill the space once occupied by generosity.”.

Braverman, in a chilling statement, quoted Eric Posner’s theories [a US Lawyer and Law Professor from the City of Al Capone] on what the Brazilian State sees as its right to use torture by “the police in the name of crime prevention”.

Braverman, undoubtedly the darling of the Right, which includes Duncan Smith and his thugs justify this position by putting a general right to live free from

crime and intimidation above the rights of those they intend torturing.

Furthermore, she stated the following…

“ To correct the imbalance, perhaps we should adopt a Universal Declaration of Responsibilities and Duties, to be read in tandem with that on Human Rights?”.

[This is in an English Nation which does not yet have its own Constitution of Rights ~ note the word “imbalance” ~ were the Jews not an “imbalance” in the Third Reich?]

“A fair, decent and reasonable society should question the dilution of our sense of duty, the demotion of our grasp of responsibility and our virtual abandonment of the spirit of civic obligation.

[Once more the echoing word “Dilution” ~ of Race? ]

“What we do for others should matter more than the selfish assertion of personal rights and the lonely individualism to which it gives rise”.

In distinct echos of Mein Kampf perhaps we should all turn to the Flag raise our right arm and exclaim her as the new Leader!

Braverman has now ‘progressed’ to the point in her power crazed mind that she thinks she can actually pick up a phone and have anyone she dislikes arrested in the street!

An Ultra Right Wing Conservative Party Nazi Gauleiter has indeed arrived.

Undoubtedly a weak willed Prime Minister like Sunak is a gift to her ambitions. The English need to have a care…

Now that we know Braverman’s credo, for more of this genial lady’s views… Go Here.