The Dream of the Celt

From Lucia’s Book Club:

One of the questions I ponder - ‘is evil a result of nature or nurture?’ It is the ongoing question that many philosophers ponder. And when I read ‘The Dream of the Celt’, the book provided one perspective on that age old question.

Sir Roger Casement had it all (so to say). He was honoured by his government with a Knighthood for Foreign Office work. He held prestigious positions as a diplomat, yet when he observed and wrote about the abuses of the native peoples of Amazonia and of Congo, he recognized those abject abuses for what they are: Evil perpetuated by those in power.

Roger Casement leaving court in London before being returned to prison in 1916. (not long before his execution)

@Workbench

During the time of Mr. Casement, there were easily tens of Gaza size genocides comfortably going on for over 100 years by the British tyranny, Belgium and others!

One single man revolted against all mighty brutal powers and gave his life to free the Irish men and women, so this day I can comfortably in Ireland expose the American and Zionist syndicated criminals.

I am afraid this is now our time! Are we willing to give freedom to others or end-up in an opulent nursing home, diapered, trying to remember our children’s names!

Dara

No we will not , its either we live in dignity and honour or … it’s the only option :smiley: