presents
The Last audio Picture Show
Child abuse. No Excuse: a Retrospective? NOW THE SUBJECT OF CENSORSHIP/BAN on broadcast.
Music Contributions: Marianne Faithful Sinead O'Connor Izzy Cox + Paddy Casey.
Addendum: The 13 red stripes are for the American 13 colonies which rebelled against British colonial rule. cool
Dundalkfm100 has illegally censored/banned a broadcast that made the community of Dundalk aware of the presence of paedophile Oliver O'Grady in his protected residence in Dundalk Town.
Music Contributions: Sinead O'Connor Shaz OYE Mr J Cash Izzy Cox Paddy Casey + some more who give a shite.
Addendum: The 13 red stripes are for the American 13 colonies which rebelled against British colonial rule. cool
STREAMING - Part One
STREAMING - Part Two
LISTEN to a Streaming broadcast of TUESDAY the 11 of September 2007: And make your own mind up who's right and who's wrong.
I am told the meeting is called but have been offered NO EXPLANATION as to the Why? of the meeting that will concern myself and my programme of the paedophile Oliver O'Gradys exposure broadcast of last week.
I have been denied access to the meeting despite my request for a fundemental right to defend my actions in support of the children in our society.
Tell me though Acolytes how can something be BANNED when it ain't even been BROADCAST or even LISTEND to beforehand?
Oh! I get it I was banned? from speaking out against paedophiles resident in our community.
How stupid can you get, Kelly?
CHILD ABUSE NO EXCUSE or is there?
All depends on who the paedophile IS of course, Kelly U really are stupid.hmn
Be cool, Acolytes. {theChildren have survived worse}
THE JOKE IS THAT THE MAJORITY OF THE BROADCAST MATERIAL WAS ONLY A 'FEW' WEEKS AGO...
PICK OF THE WEEK on Dundalkfm100
Friday, 7 September 2007 22:42
The Catholic Church in San Diego will pay nearly $200m in damages to more than 100 people who were sexually abused by members of the clergy.
Lawyers for dioceses of San Diego and San Bernardino and 144 victims of priest abuse thrashed out the $198.1m settlement after protracted negotiations at the city's Federal Courthouse.
Each victim of abuse will receive an average of $1.3m making it one of the largest settlements by the Catholic Church since the sex-abuse scandal erupted in 2002.
The exact amount each victim receives will by determined by a court at a later date.
The settlement comes after years of negotiations between victims and the Californian city's diocese. In February the church body filed for bankruptcy protection, arguing it was the best way to compensate victims in the case.
The diocese had previously offered to settle the case for $95m, but eventually agreed to more than twice the amount.
The settlement follows a record payout by the Los Angeles diocese of $660m to more than 500 victims of abuse by clergy in July, the biggest in US history.
Since the beginning of the abuse scandal five years ago, Catholic authorities have paid out close to 2.8 billion dollars in damages to victims.
TUESDAY August 14th 2007 from 7pm GMT Terrestial Broadcast via the World Wide Web