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One of Ireland's best actresses, Eilin O'Dea as Molly Bloom is coming to New York from 19th January 2008, for a very limited season, as part of the INL 2008 International Theatre Show (INL 2008 ITS). The show looks like being a sell out once the box office opens official ticket sales in December 2008


Eilin O'Dea is Molly Bloom
Eilin Odea as Molly Bloom bears her soul on
life, love, sex and lonliness
in James Joyce's Ulysses extract from the Paris 1922 Edition
If you are interested in being placed on the waiting list for reservations prior to the box office making tickets available to the general public please send an email to:
INL 2008 ITS-Molly Bloom
Admin@inlnews.us
The INL 2008 ITS also will be proundly presenting:
English/Aussie stand up commedian, Kerry Leigh in her self penned very witty one woman show "All Change.....".
The Famous "Bite Size Crew" from the UK, with the world's best Aussie and English short 10 minute comedy plays who have had successful seasons in London, Edinburgh and Finland......
The "innocently provocative" Jessica Delfino from New York....
The outrageous "Dirty Beat Up Yanks Crew" from LA....
You can book all shows separately or book them all together and receive the a special price deal to include all shows.....
Email the INL 2008 ITS at
Admin@inlnews.us
to show your interest in any of and/or all of these outstanding shows that all received
the special USA Weekly News 100 Star Award....
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By DEB RIECHMANN and ANNE FLAHERTY, Associated Press Writers 48 minutes ago WASHINGTON - President Bush, personally intervening in the political crisis in Pakistan, told President Pervez Musharraf on Wednesday he must hold parliamentary elections soon and step down as army leader. "You can't be the president and the head of the military at the same time," Bush said, describing a 20-minute telephone call with Musharraf. "I had a very frank discussion with him." It was Bush's first contact with Musharraf since he declared emergency rule on Saturday and granted sweeping powers to authorities to crush political dissent. "My message was very plain, very easy to understand, and that is, the United States wants you to have the elections as scheduled and take your uniform off," Bush said during a news conference with French President Nicolas Sarkozy held at George Washington's home in Mount Vernon, Va. For days, the White House has faced questions about why Bush was taking a softer line on Pakistan than he did, for instance, against Myanmar where military rulers cracked down on pro-democracy protesters in September. Bush defended his response to both governments, "Look, our objective is the same in Burma as it is in Pakistan, and that is to promote democracy," Bush said. "There is a difference, however. Pakistan has been on the path to democracy. Burma hadn't been on the path to democracy. And it requires different tactics to achieve the common objective." Musharraf, who has been promising to restore democracy since seizing power in a 1999 coup, has ousted independent-minded judges, put a stranglehold on the media and has put thousands of Pakistanis in jail or under house arrest since assuming emergency powers last weekend. Musharraf said his decisions to suspend the constitution and oust its top judge were necessary to prevent a takeover by Islamic extremists. "My message was that we believe strongly in elections, and that you ought to have elections soon, and you need to take off your uniform," Bush said. The White House would not disclose details of the call or Musharraf's response. "President Musharraf listened carefully and heard what President Bush had to say," said Gordon Johndroe, a spokesman for the National Security Council. He said Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice had talked with Musharraf on Monday. "The president felt like he should give him a call today and reiterate his position," Johndroe said. Sarkozy said France also was concerned about the rising instability in Pakistan and urged Musharraf to hold elections as quickly as possible. "Let me remind you that this is a country of 150 million inhabitants who happens to have nuclear weapons," Sarkozy said. "It is very important for us that one day we shouldn't wake up with a government, an administration in Pakistan, which is in the hands of the extremists." Mahmud Ali Durrani, Pakistan's ambassador to the U.S., said he expected Musharraf to lift the state of emergency soon. "It may go into a week or two, but I don't think more," he said. Musharraf "has made this commitment already. The emergency will be lifted, he will doff his uniform, and the elections will be held as soon as possible," the diplomat said on PBS' "NewsHour with Jim Lehrer." On Capitol Hill, Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte repeated U.S. criticism of Musharraf's crackdown, but described the Pakistani leader as a key ally. He said Musharraf has been so indispensable in the global war on terror that extremists and radicals have tried to assassinate him multiple times. "No country has done more in terms of inflicting damage and punishment on the Talibanand the al-Qaida since 9-11," Negroponte told the House Foreign Affairs Committee. "Their record is quite impressive." The Bush administration is reviewing its aid to Pakistan, but Negroponte said he hopes the U.S. will not have to punish Pakistan. "I think that the longer the situation goes on in its present form, the more difficult it's going to become," he said. Many lawmakers are skeptical. They say the U.S. should be more serious about penalizing Pakistan and that Musharraf should not be so readily praised. "Our foreign policy should not be faith-based," said Rep. Gary Ackerman, D-N.Y., who heads the House subcommittee on Middle East and South Asia. The war on terror is at the forefront of U.S.-Pakistan relations. At the Pentagon, Lt. Gen. Carter Ham, director of operations for the Joint Chiefs, said cooperation along the border is crucial to U.S. war efforts but that communication and cooperation with the Pakistani military along the Afghan border have not been affected by the political crisis. More than half of U.S. supplies to forces in Afghanistan go through Pakistan. "There's good communication between U.S. and Afghan forces on the one side and the Pakistan forces on the other. And we would certainly not want to see that jeopardized in any way," Ham said. Associated Press Military Writer Robert Burns contributed to this report.
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QUEENSLAND
CRIMINAL LAW
Andrew is the man at present taking the corrupt Crime and Misconduct Commsion head on defending the average Queensland citizen's rights, Andrew said the CMC interrogated one witness who is not well, on two days notice to attend the CMC from 10 am till 6.30 PM, and states that this was completely unethical behaviour by the lawyers running the CMC, and this sort of corrupt behaviour has to stop.. Andrew told INL News that he would campaign in any way possible to stop the CMC acting in such a corrupt manner...it seems that Andrew Maloney and his large legal firm at Bosscher are the right team for the job to force the lawyers running the CMC to start to act honestly. The Ryan & Bossher legal team consists of over 20 laywers in Queensland and New South Wales which include:
BRENDAN RYAN
Senior Partner

Brendan Ryan is the Senior Partner of the firm. Brendan was admitted to practice in Queensland in February of 1985 after completing his university degree at the Queensland Institute of Technology.

MICHAEL BOSSCHE Managing Partner
Acc. Spec. (Crim) QLD Acc. Spec. (Crim) NSW
Michael was born and raised in Melbourne and upon completion of his secondary schooling in the United Kingdom he arrived in Brisbane to undertake his university degree. Throughout the course of his degree Michael worked full time for the Crown Solicitor's Office as well as completing his degree on a full time basis at the University of Queensland
PETER SHIELDSPartnerAcc. Spec. (Crim.)QUEENSLAND

PETER RUSSO
Partner Peter has been a sole practitioner in the area of criminal law for over 12 years and with the merge of Russo Lawyers and Ryan & Bosscher Lawyers is now a partner of the firm. Peter is admitted as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland, the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the High Court of Australia. Peter has been involved in many high profile cases and he has a consistent track record of obtaining favourable results for his clients. Peter worked in the Magistrates Court for approximately 10 years whilst completing his studies with the Solicitors's Board. As a result, he is very familiar with that jurisdiction. Peter has a strong commitment to access-to-justice issues and is a member of committees that deal with these issues.

MITCHELL CAVANAGH
Acc. Spec. (Crim.) Managing Partner
Sydney and Parramatta

Crime and Misconduct Commission

Yes, the CMC protects corrupt police offices who live beyond their means and that can not provide any lawful evidence as to where their funds comes from, in particular large drug dealers that provide funds to support the employees of the Crime and Misconduct Commission to support our expensive life styles.. as the wages that the people of Queensland are simply not enough to pay for all our expensive life styles...

Yes, the CMC supports criminal behavour by police officers in Queensland, in fact anywhere really, as long as they have some sort of police badge we make sure they can continue their criminal behaviour without being harassed in their activities...if anyone tries to expose these criminal activities we have unlimited powers to drag them and/or their families into secret hearings that cost about $2,000 a day to pay a lawyer to attend these hearings with them, as we have made the rules such that only a lawyer can attend with the person we get our corrupt police to drag off the street on only two days notice into these secret hearings.. at the same time we are all paid large salaries by the people of Queensland and the cash we receive on the side from our corrupt police mates and other other criminal mates...

Yes, the CMC supports misconduct as long as it is misconduct by any of our criminal mates employed in the Police Service and/or another Government Departments or other private criminals that are friends, who are prepared to offer funds to support our expensive life styles that the salaries we obtain from the Queensland Taxpayers do not cover... we specialise in supporting, protecting and encouraging the Queensland and Federal Police and others to import and sell illegal drugs and break and enter houses without a warrant to steal whole housefuls of furniture (as they did in Tallai) and steal the original manuscripts of books such as the Triumph of Truth (Who's Watching the Watchers) that was in the process of being published world wide by International News Limited in books and films and a TV series that would have brought a lot of world wide attention to our criminal behaviour of our corrupt police mates and expose our own criminal activities.. we simply had no choice but to break into that house with the help of our drug taking and selling mates and the Queensland Police, were we suspected this book could be stored.. after all we had to protect our livelihood and our business associates who provide our ability for ourselves to live beyond our means... we at the CMC of course can not be investigated as we are not going to investigate ourselves and we are the only ones with such power... we are simply untouchable and have a very protected monopoly in that regard


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Victorian Police corruption author
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Police corruption author vindicated
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Whistleblowers Australia draws attention to the fact that author Raymond Hoser's claims of corruption in the Victoria Police have been vindicated as true. In 1999 he published two extensive books on the subject, Victoria Police Corruption and Victoria Police Corruption - 2. Each book ran in excess of 700 pages and detailed extensively networks of corruption involving police, drug squad police, politicians and their friends they appointed to key judicial posts. In 2000, the Bracks government ordered the police to raid bookshops and seize books. They sent letters to bookshops in all Australian states telling them not to sell the books and stating that any person who sold Hoser books would be jailed. This week, the damning revelations of police corruption are no different to those detailed in the first of the two books. The secret is out! In fact the Ombudsman, Mr. Brouwer, himself previously denying police corruption has just published a report confirming the central Hoser claims … that is that the Police corruption now being reported is both systemic and all pervasive and been that way for many years! Whistleblowers Australia now calls on the Bracks government to concede that all the alleged conspiracy theories of Raymond Hoser are in fact true. Furthermore, Whistleblowers Australia calls on the government to compensate Hoser for losses arising from their illegal banning of the Victoria Police Corruption books. These books had been best-sellers before the government ordered them from the shelves. Hoser and his publishing company have itemized losses now running to several hundred thousand dollars. Author Raymond Hoser was quoted today saying "Denying the truth won't make it cease to exist. The news reports from this week, prove this more than adequately." At a public meeting at Melbourne University last year, Commissioner Christine Nixon said that she didn't have to worry about the Hoser disclosures as the government had effectively sent him broke and destroyed him. She said "Ray Hoser's allegations are no longer a threat to the police force". Hoser later said, that he was no threat to the police, especially the honest ones, but that the corruption he'd uncovered did pose a serious long term threat to both the honest police and decent law abiding people. The recent spate of murders in Melbourne, most now positively linked to corrupt police involvement proves Hoser's earlier statements to be correct. Further inquiries to:0412 777 211 (in Australia)
Hoser destroyed today - It's illegal to publish truth!!!
by R HOSER Tuesday December 16, 2003 at 02:20 AM
Today was a sad day for all Australians who thought that they lived in a free country where truth, justice and freedom of speech were meant to be rights of all citizens. In a case that's been suppressed in the mainstream media, or when reported, grossly misrepresented, Australia's leading corruption author has been declared guilty of "contempt" of court for publishing the truth about corruption in the legal system in two best-selling books.Corruption author stitched up for publishing truth about corruption in Australian legal system.
Truth on trial - Legal System scandalised by the Victorian (Australia) Attorney General (Rob Hulls) and his appointed Judges-click on above link to read more...

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Click here to view a live video clip of Eilin O'Dea's stunning performance of Molly Bloom
A review has been made by the USA Weekly News on the performance by Eilin O'Dea of James Joyce's Ulysses Molly Bloom's soliloquy at the end of the James Joyce's Ulysses'. This is recognised as one of the most famous female narratives in modern literature, which was performed by Eilin O'Dea and directed by Liam Carney at the Teachers Club 36 Parnell Square West Dublin 1, from the 25th September - 6th October.
This famous narrative which has been used as the basis of songs, re-appeared in movies, quoted in other literary works and in terms of its effect on Irish culture is one of the most difficult narratives for an actor to perform. Eilin O'Dea performs Molly Bloom's otherwise silent voice to bear her soul on life, love, sex and loneliness. This has been done with absolute artistic genius by Eilen O'Dea in a genuine authentic way. Having heard Eilin O'Dea as Molly Bloom, it is hard to imagine any other actor performing this difficult narrative in anyway near the standard set by Eilin O'Dea. In effect Eilin O'Dea has become the real Molly Bloom is this absolute stunning academy award style performance which will no doubt receive a standing ovation from audiences all around the world.
The USA Weekly News was compelled to give Eilin O'Dea's performance of Molly Bloom the highest industry award that is on offer. There is absolutely no doubt of her receiving the normal top five star industry award. However, the USA WEEKLY NEWS has a special 100 Star Award for performances that are in a class of their own.
Eilin O'Dea's performance of Molly Bloom is one of these performances.
The USA WEEKLY NEWS is confident that when Eilin O'Dea takes her performance of Molly Bloom to London, New York, Australia and the rest of the world, the play will have a very long and successful season.
Awards from the USA WEEKLY NEWS to Eilin O'Dea as Molly Bloom directed by Liam Carney : The normal Industy 5 star award plus the USA WEEKLY NEWS special 100 star award for being is class far above the standard to the normal five star ward performance.
Sincere congradulations from the USA WEEKLY NEWS.....
A performance not to be missed....




Click here to view a live video clip of Eilin Odea's stunning performance of Molly Bloom
A review has been made by the USA Weekly News on the performance by Eilin O'Dea of James Joyce's Ulysses Molly Bloom's soliloquy at the end of the James Joyce's Ulysses'. This is recognised as one of the most famous female narratives in modern literature, which was performed by Eilin O'Dea and directed by Liam Carney at the Teachers Club 36 Parnell Square West Dublin 1, from the 25th September - 6th October.
This famous narrative which has been used as the basis of songs, re-appeared in movies, quoted in other literary works and in terms of its effect on Irish culture is one of the most difficult narratives for an actor to perform. Eilin O'dea performs Molly Bloom's otherwise silent voice to bear her soul on life, love, sex and loneliness. This has been done with absolute artistic genius by Eilen Odea in a genuine authentic way. Having heard Eilin Odea as Molly Bloom, it is hard to imagine any other actor performing this difficult narrative in anyway near the standard set by Eilin O'dea. In effect Eilin Odea has become the real Molly Bloom is this absolute stunning academy award style performance which will no doubt receive a standing ovation from audiences all around the world.
The USA Weekly News is compelled to give Eilin O'Dea's performance of Molly Bloom the hightest industry award that is on offer. There is absolutely no doubt of her receiving the normal top five star industry award. However, the USA WEEKLY NEWS has a special 100 star award for perpormances that are in a class of their own.
Eilin O'Dea's performance of Molly Bloom is one of these performances.
The USA WEEKLY NEWS is confident that when Eilin O'Dea takes her performance of Molly Bloom to London, New York, Australia and the rest of the world, the play will have a very long and successful season.
Awards from the USA WEEKLY NEWS to Eilin Odea as Molly Bloom directed by Liam Carney : The normal Industy 5 star award plus the USA WEEKLY NEWS special 100 star award for being is class far above the standard to the normal five star ward performance.
Sincere congradulations from the USA WEEKLY NEWS.....
A performance not to be missed....

KERRY LEIGH and her amazingly funny and provocative one woman show...oh... not really there is also 'baby pumkin' as well... has been selected by International News Limited -INL News Group to be brought to New York as part of the 2008 INL's International Theatre Show
It was decided to let New Yorkers share in Kerry's unique brand of humour in All Change, "about motherhood, babies and her impersonation of a retarded woman with a new baby obsession which isabsolutely superb.
Go and see this show...” John Collins
ALL CHANGE
"Juggling isn't easy - some days you hand your baby a beer and ask your man if he's done a poo-poo. Has this funny mummy gone gaga? Ride the highs and lows of a comedian's experience of first-time motherhood as she shares her tory with painful honesty and curious humour...." Kerry Leigh

Rap on Kerry Leigh
Often mistaken for an Antipodean, Kerry was sent to Australia as a convict when she was just 9 years old for heinous crimes against fashion, returning to the UK in her twenties where she has since developed a dry and witty comedic style musing on the absurdities of life through the eyes of a pseudo-Australian.
She has successfully written and performed her own one-woman comedy theatre show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2007 in which she shares her experience as a first-time mother with painful honesty and curious humour, reviewed here by John Collins:
“…this is a great show!! Kerry Leigh is very funny about motherhood, babies and her impersonation of a retarded woman with a new baby obsession was superb. Go and see this show...”
As resident compere for ‘Laughing Cows’ at The Frog and Bucket in Manchester since 2004, Kerry has become adept at comedy crowd control. Her surreal twist on recent events combined with a talent for quickly building a rapport with the audience makes her a fresh and captivating host each month.
Kerry’s hosting talent is in demand as she now also MCs the recently formed ‘Roughsketch Comedy Club’ in Manchester for which she also writes and performs.
Kerry was invited to Edinburgh as a Semi-finalist in Channel 4’s ‘So You Think You’re Funny’ competition in 2004 and was a finalist in 2005’s Citylife Comedian of the Year competition, reviewed here by Citylife writer Marissa Burgess:
"...Kerry Leigh displayed a beautifully sardonic edge to express an inventive and refreshing set with an occasional unexpected surreal moment."
Comedy History
August 2007
Wrote, directed and performed her one-woman show: All Change
Edinburgh Fringe Festival
May 2007 –
Resident compere and sketch writer / performer at Roughsketch Comedy Club
Castbar, Manchester
2004 –
Resident compere of Laughing Cows Comedy Nite
The Frog and Bucket, Manchester
January – December 2005
Co-Presenter with Caroline Rennie on Drivetime
All FM Radio, Manchester
February 2005
BBC3 I-Dent, comic actor
November 2005
Finalist in Citylife Comedian of the Year competition
Comedy Store, Manchester
August 2004
Semi-Finalist ‘So You Think You’re Funny’ competition
Gilded balloon, Edinburgh
2002 –
Stand up comedian performing at various venues throughout the UK
1996 – 1999
BA (Hons) English (Double Major in Creative Writing and Theatre Arts) Curtin University, Perth, Western Australia
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