JOHN PERRY
AUTHOR, CONSULTANT, JOURNALIST,
PUBLISHER AND HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST

John Perry is the son of James Perry a very well respected Republican born in Belfast who fought for Irish Independence (1917-1921) and in the Civil War and later became famous riding the "Wall of Death" in most of the capital cities of Europe until World War 11 ended that career. John Perry himself has had some fascinating experiences in life that include:-

the resulting effects of British occupation and forced partition in Ireland.

his father's concentration camp incarceration without charges or trial.

the effects of bias, political discriminations, injustices, unemployment and forced emigrations that Irish Republican families had to endure.

more experiences while working and travelling around many parts of the world in the Merchant Navy, his eventual return to Ireland and his endeavours to construct the Boyne Court Development, Watergate Street/Abbey Road (an old original street of town) Navan, Co. Meath.

his expanding into real estate sales, investment and developments with offices in Navan and Drogheda and contacts with consulting associates in Australia and Zurich, Switzerland.

then facing later planning and property frauds and corruptions when trying to progress the Boyne Court Development over the period 1980-1995 that lead to more ruthless exploitations, robbing and defrauding of his wife and three children (Australian citizens) when set-up, stranded and distraught in Ireland and by the "connected criminal speculator associates" of corrupted Planning Officials, Authorities and Ministers of the Dublin Government "establishment"!

During this turbulent period John Perry and family had the pressures of separations and moving from Ireland to Australia and back again (Ireland-Australia-Ireland-Australia) and this was a form of forced migrations again but all due to the highest levels of Government corruptions that had been brought to the attentions of the President of Ireland who remitted the scandals to "Taoiseach & Government", not the Courts, to fully resolve and settle.

The background to above is covered in John Perry's first book 'SOMETHING ROTTEN IN THE "STATE" OF IRELAND' that was published in 1996 to highlight the discriminations, corruptions and repressions he and his family had suffered and just like his late father James Perry had as well and under the same "Dublin Government Authorities".