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Dr. David Robert Grimes of Trinity College Dublin, who is called out in this video by Barbara O'Neill's husband, has admitted on Instagram to ganging up with others to silence and cancel Barbara O'Neill because she practises and promotes natural medicine. He refers to her as "dangerous" because she tries to steer people away from merciless, greedy pharmaceutical companies. Notably, he uses the tyrannical regime in New South Wales, Australia to legitimise his claims. Regularly featured by the usual puppet media mouthpieces, he is a proud member of the 'Climate Change' cult and has been robust in his promotion of the Covid 19 shot and face masks. He also denies any link between the MMR shot and autism, and believes that "vaccine passports are less a threat to liberty than a mark of solidarity". And he and his bully boy friends will do their best to silence and cancel you if you dare to disagree. Which one would you take medical advice from?
Arrested in Qatar. Thank you all so much for your incredible support and continued prayers for me. 🙏🏻 I’m grateful to share that I have now been released and am safe with my husband, Michael, in Dubai. I will faithfully continue sharing the health message around the world, serving God and helping others understand the incredible way He designed our bodies. Through every challenge, I am reminded that God is with me, watching over me and protecting me as I continue the work He has called me to do. 🙏🏻 Psalm 46:1
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Listen to this- and who may have been behind the arrest! Thankfully nothing came from it - but the pain is the process.
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Hollywood actor Liam Neeson has fallen for a @nytimes hoax. He bought the rights to a NYT @danbarryNYT article and has produced the movie The Lost Children of Tuam. The article claimed nuns dumped the bodies of babies in a septic tank at one of their Mother and Baby homes. Only, after spending millions to disturb and excavate the children’s remains, only coffins have been found... which means these children were buried. And they were not in a septic tank. Progressives will do anything to smear the Catholic Church except tell the truth. Shame on Liam Neeson. Shame on the New York Times. And shame on the Irish government. Let the babies of Tuam rest in peace. #Ireland #LiamNeeson #ChildrenofTuam
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John Evans at Coimisiun na Mean claims that Twitter allows "extreme pornography" on the platform, which doesn't sound correct. Remember, there is absolutely no age verification in Ireland on real pornography websites. And of course, no attempt to block the illegal Escort Ireland prostitution website operated by the McCormick family of jailbird pimps and their associates. Even the UK below places age regulation on pornography and Escort Ireland (which is legal in the UK). But Twitter must be regulated and investigated for the sake of the childer? Can you see what is going on here.
Having just doshed out €4.4m to mainstream media which toes the government line and opened up a scheme for activists to get €500-3000 to combat the far right, Coimisiun na Mean today launches an investigation into Twitter because of the vanishingly few children on this platform. They say they're concerned about age verification. Of course, aged verification for <1% of users who might be children means 100% of users need to be identity verified. It's thinly disguised attempt to block unverified users from Twitter which is increasingly the home of free speech and truths, ugly or otherwise.
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Who profits from the housing crisis and the destruction of Ireland and the destruction of a nationalist movement?
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Hi @grok , I am looking for an objective answer to this question. I am a single white woman. I would like to move to Nigeria but I feel that Irish history should be made compulsory in Nigerian schools, given how much the Irish have struggled to gain our freedom in the past. I also feel that as I will be a minority in that country - all their public servants should have mandatory anti-racism training, because they have never been taught to be non-racist. How do you think this might be received? Please be objective and blunt.
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Breastfeeding - men can't do it. It's pedophilia. I talked to the hotel manager today.
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Dr Ebun Joseph - This is Ireland
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Micheál Martin spent €70,000 on canapés and wine on 1 July while telling dying Irish children the medicine is too expensive. €11,750 on high-end canapés. €8,600 on drinks. €45–€47 a bottle. Skyclarys — a drug that could slow a progressive disease for around 200 Irish people? Too expensive. Hundreds of millions for foreign governments and international protection? No problem. The State can always find money for the canapés. It just can’t find it for its own people. Irish lives are negotiable. Everything else is urgent. #TwoTierIreland #IrelandFirst #Ireland
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🚨🇮🇪 Update! The African woman who drove a bus into a crowd of people in February and killed Irishman Frank Daly has fled the country
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Black man dies after violent shoplifting incident, wall-to-wall demonstrations, rallies, political commentary and media coverage of Ireland's racism problem (not a vestige of racism is evident in the death itself). Politicians openly accused shop workers of racism and worse. Gardai still examining incident for potential criminality, but three months later, no arrests. Irish woman (allegedly) gang-raped by two Muslim asylum seekers right in the centre of Galway city with the charged remanded in prison. Connacht Tribune is the only outlet to report the incident (belated RTE coverage uses the original Tribune report, but drops reference to the interpreter being Arabic). We have become brow-beaten as a nation under the weight of NGOs and state-funded media and certain loud but unrepresentative politicians.
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🚨IRISH MAN GOES BALLISTIC OVER THE GANG RAPE OF A YOUNG WOMAN IN GALWAY🚨 Fuck the fuel prices I'm more concerned with stopping the rape & murder of our women & children & permanently removing the political criminals who have forced this foreign savagery upon us. éiReGoBragh🇮🇪
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🚨BREAKING - Galway 🇮🇪 Two Middle Eastern migrants have been arrested and are in custody after a young Irish woman was ra ped at a train station in Galway city. The migrants attacked her in a pact and gang-ra ped her. The Irish taxpayer is now paying for Arabic translators for them to answer questions from gardai and for court hearings. These “men” should never have been in Ireland in the first place. A young Irish woman is now traumatised physically and mentally for the rest of her life because of open borders and failed government policy. Mainstream will bury this story like it never happened. If you can, please support our work: gofund.me/0a4958285 Follow us and share
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Kieran "Lockheed Martin" Cuddihy continues to do a fantastic job of ruining Liveline, latest audience figs of 254,000 down 5% from 268,000 the previous quarter, and down from the 300,000+ in the Joe Duffy era which peaked at over 400,000. €230,000 a year (pay + pension) plus around €20,000 employers PRSI on top for someone to present 200 75-minute phone-in progs in the mid afternoon on RTE radio. Supported by a substantial production team. Ryan Tubridy was paid less than €100,000 by Virgin Radio (owned by Rupert Murdoch) in London for around 200 3-hour weekday shows. RTE, the utterly bust basketcase 100% dependant on government funding (with taxpayer money). It's not too late to put it into special liquidation.
"earned"..... hmmmm. Kieran Cuddihy gets paid €230,000 at RTE including employer's pension contribution. There's around €20,000 employer's PRSI on top. As an RTE employee, his ability to earn external nixers is limited, but they'll make an exception if he wants to flog a book and that. He's on air for around 200*75-min talk radio per year. His audience has slipped to 268,000; under Joe Duffy it peaked at over 400,000. RTE is an uttely bust basketcase dependant on the taxpayer. "earned" my backside, the correct term is "paid".
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Omg 😱 what will the lefty virtue signalers do now, aircraft bad weather guidance systems last week and now they will have to cut up their debit cards. I suppose they can switch to Mastercard? But in 2022, Mastercard acquired Dynamic Yield, an Israeli AI company. So they will just have to use cash.
Now what will the Irish cultists do - their Visa cards are being protected by Israeli technology. Will they tear up their Visa cards?
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Biden's visit cost €32 000 000 But we won't talk about that.
Irish taxpayers will pay for the estimated €20 million in security costs of Donald Trump's trip to Ireland, where he is expected to play golf. newstalk.com/news/trump-3-22…
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Global warming they say 😉 A little trip through the Irish weather records… In 1976, Ireland recorded its longest heatwave: 14 consecutive days at Birr Castle and Ballybrittas. Kilkenny reached 31.5°C that June, while 32.5°C at Boora, Co. Offaly was the highest Irish temperature of the entire 20th century. Kilkenny also managed 21 consecutive days above 20°C, and 1976 became the driest summer in the 85-year record quoted here, averaging just 139.6 mm of rain. Then came 1995. Shannon reached 30.2°C, Kilkenny later reached 30.8°C, and Casement Aerodrome recorded an extraordinary 34 consecutive days above 20°C. So when we discuss today's hot weather, a little historical context doesn't hurt. Ireland had exceptional heatwaves, prolonged warm spells and severe droughts long before today's climate debate. That doesn't disprove climate change but neither should every spell of hot weather be presented as though Ireland has never experienced anything like it before. Weather records matter. Context matters too. 😉
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