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President Truman in unearthed letter to Eleanor Roosevelt and separate note (both 1947) compares Zionists to Hitler & Stalin: “US Zionists will eventually prejudice everyone [against them]… Jews are like all under dogs – when they get on top they are just as intolerant and as cruel as the people were to them when they were underneath.”

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Yoseph Haddad is everything the privileged, white, anti-Israel mob hate – an Arab who is also a proud Israeli. He single handedly destroys their myths and prejudice. And they hate him for it.

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Wednesday night RTE 1 programme about history of St Lomans Mental hospital over decades; include names of people who spoke like Niall Breslin, Psychiatrist Brendan Kelly

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The RTÉ One documentary All That Remains, presented by musician and mental health advocate Niall Breslin (also known as Bressie), explores the history of St Loman’s Psychiatric Hospital (formerly St Loman’s Lunatic Asylum) in Mullingar, Ireland. Aired on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, at 9:35 p.m., the program delves into the institution’s operations over several decades, highlighting the treatment of patients, the societal attitudes toward mental health, and the stories of over 1,300 individuals buried in unmarked graves on the hospital grounds. laois-nationalist.ie +2 It uncovers cases of adults and children who were committed, often for minor or unjust reasons, and died there, with their graves originally marked only by numbered metal crosses that were later removed. laois-nationalist.ie +1 The documentary also addresses ongoing campaigns for memorials, public apologies, and investigations into similar sites across Ireland.

Key individuals who appeared or spoke in the program include:

• Niall Breslin: The lead presenter, who returns to his hometown of Mullingar to investigate the hospital’s past and advocate for restoring dignity to those buried there.
• Prof. Brendan Kelly: A psychiatrist who provides expert commentary on the legacy of psychiatric care in Ireland and the historical context of institutions like St Loman’s. rte.ie
• Julienne Clarke: A family member and campaigner who initiated an online effort (via friendsofjulia.com) to identify and honor the deceased; she shares the story of her great-aunt Julia Leonard, who was committed in the late 1800s after a domestic dispute and reportedly stated, “I’m not mad, neither are half the people in here!” laois-nationalist.ie +1
• John Daly: An interviewee who presents photos taken by his father, historian and photographer Leo Daly, documenting life and conditions at St Loman’s. @RTEOne
• Family of Josephine Kelly: Relatives who discuss Josephine’s story—she was admitted at age 7 and died there 10 years later—calling for a public apology and full investigation into Ireland’s institutional practices.

The program has sparked discussions on Ireland’s dark history of institutionalization, with calls for greater access to records from organizations like the HSE and broader recognition of survivors’ experiences. It is available for streaming on RTÉ Player.

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Amos Yadlin has spent his life defending the State of Israel – first as a fighter pilot in the Israeli Air Force, later as deputy commander of the Israeli Air Force, and then as head of intelligence for the IDF – and now as a respected strategic thinker in Israel. Amos Yadlin was one of eight F-16 pilots who destroyed Iraq’s nuclear reactor in 1981. From 2006 to 2010, he helped oversee the 2007 Israeli strike that eliminated Syria’s covert nuclear facility and was head of military intelligence for the IDF during the cyber operations later revealed as Stuxnet in 2008.

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