I don’t believe that Future Taoiseach is so naive that he doesn’t know exactly why the US want to wreck the EU. They already have the UK in there as their cat’s paw. The EU is a big threat to the US, and they don’t want it to succeed. Why do you think they’re pressing for Turkey’s application to join the EU to be fast-tracked?

- You’re right about Cochrane. He has been working for Ganley since at least last September, when he had just moved to Oranmore. He was then describing himself as a “political adviser” to Ganley. Perhaps Ganley is paying him privately, not Libertas, although he is listed as a Director.

- No exclusivity about Rivada and Libertas sharing details, I’m afraid! Most of the founder members of Libertas are Ganley employees, most of whom are based in his Tuam HQ, which is where that phone number is answered.

- On Libertas’ founding document, most of the other signatories were Ganley employees. Other notables were Roger Downer, former president of UL, who was well-known only for his US fundraising abilities, and his sidekick in the college, who still works there. Very strange – no idea how or why he became involved, except that there was a hullabaloo in the college last year over Aeronautical Engineering projects being used for US warcraft…

- Bringing us back to the link between Ganley, McEvaddy and the rest of the crew. US military is the link.

- Chekhov Feeney’s excellent article on Indymedia has raised eyebrows among the Galway business community, who are determined to fight Ganley’s campaign very vocally on a local platform. Chris Coughlan was one of theirs, and an incoming President of Chambers Ireland (which is currently advocating a yes vote), before he signed up to Libertas. Let’s not forget HP, Coughlan’s employer, is a US company.

More on this on my blog… http://www.celticdonkey.blogspot.com

EWI has answered that one. I’ve a long memory for such stuff. Any other evidence stretching?