Say Nothing

bleak haunting commentary bordering on the power of silence that is kept and reclaimed; the narrative melts the blurred lines of martyrdom and justice with betrayal and oppression I think when you realise that this is a lived experience rather than it being fiction it becomes gripping and more layered. As the realities of the truth were uncovered in which felt like a dream that felt sometimes one direction but there was this blind faith in the armed rebellion; in the struggle to reclaim land that was taken by oppressors.  the idea that this struggle manifested itself in such violence begets its own conclusion. the idea that this war sacrificed so much blood and lives and it amounted to nought because some man decided to profit from the supplements of others.  Fuck Gerry Adams