The following excerpt is taken from the Dean Koontz novel, The Whispering Room. The story is about a rogue FBI agent working to expose a plot to control influential people via the use of nanotechnology. The group responsible believe that they will create a better society, but corruption is endemic to such individuals and they […]
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‘… the loveliest trick of the Devil is to persuade you that he does not exist!’ Today, the same can be said for the existence of the Surplass (that class of people who are surplus to requirement) who control the flow of both money and information across the globe, particularly in…
This is a brief selection of artwork from the covers of various punk music albums. It can be seen that bands felt the need to comment upon social issues of the day. Strong feelings were expressed through the artwork found on album covers. Sadly, in our modern age of advancing technology, there is less scope […]
Here are some facts and figures regarding the emigration and refugee crisis that affects millions across our world today. The suffering is unimaginable and avoidable, yet continues. – If you care, give it a share –
‘… the loveliest trick of the Devil is to persuade you that he does not exist!’ Today, the same can be said for the existence of the Surplass (that class of people who are surplus to requirement) who control the flow of both money and information across the globe, particularly in the West. A very small […]
Bernadette McAliskey (nee Devlin) is a socialist stalwart who has given decades of her life to the cause of Irish socialist republicanism. She has suffered for her beliefs, as have her family and friends. Yet Bernadette has never been daunted and has pushed forward on her path. She is an example of the great but […]
As even the most casual observer takes a look at our global societies, it can be seen that there remains a terrible shortage of care and protection for the most vulnerable of our species, our children. In the UK, for example, schools are still being closed as the number of children increases. In 2012, there […]
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Recently, Rebel Voice recalled the movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, which is shown regularly in Ireland over the holiday period. There is a character in it known as the Child Catcher. He is a menacing, unsavoury fellow who drives a wagon decorated with bright colours and displaying promises of sweets…
Lately, a regular contributor to this blog was telling us about a recent ban that was forced upon him by Facebook. The exact reasoning for the ban was never made clear and he is none the wiser as to why it was imposed as his activities had not changed. The ban centred around a prohibition […]
The Girl With All The Gifts by M.R. Carey Some of you may be familiar with this story from the movie of the same name starring Sennia Nanua, Gemma Arterton and Paddy Considine. I confess to not having seen it and was oblivious to the story when I first picked it up. What a pleasure […]
In the Occupied Six Counties (OSC) of Ireland, there is an alphabet soup of Unionist paramilitary organisations that have existed since the foundation of that particular sectarian gerrymander. Many have been listed in the Rebel Voice Book Review section when the book, UVF, was dealt with. One of those mentioned was the shadowy and little […]
Whilst Rebel Voice is certainly not an advocate of vegetarianism, the practice of slaughtering whales is a disgusting venture. Cetaceans are highly intelligent animals, perhaps more intelligent than any other, with the possible exception of some humans (members of the DUP are not included in that). Yet the Japanese are continuing with their mass killings […]
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