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The governments vision for a utopian society by the plantation of incompatibles seems to be worth it to them no matter what the cost is to the Irish people.
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Replying to @zeeemedia
Can everyone see how absurd all of this is, one minute its every life matters when they want to save you from C, next minute go get slaughtered in their war games.
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🚨 A minor shouting "Allahu Akbar" attacked a Serbian gendarme guarding the Israeli 🇮🇱 Embassy in Belgrade with two knives. The attacker was shot dead by the gendarme in self-defence. Serbia has raised its terrorist threat level to RED. The investigation is ongoing.
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Ireland is now locked into an immigration doomloop: "We need more workers to build houses for the workers we brought in to build houses." This is the insanity of GDP-chasing scaled up to an entire nation, compounded by the freedom to kill your unborn kids. Irish minority by 2050.
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Imagine you are a dental hygienist and live in Sweden.. You are employed to help “migrant children” with their dental issues. As part of your job you examine the wisdom teeth development of the kids and you notice that 80% of those “kids” have fully formed wisdom teeth, implying they are not kids at all but adults older than the age of 18. You tell the Swedish Migration Agency and they advise you to put it in writing. When you send exact details, with examples of specific patients you are suspended, investigated and fired for disclosing private information relating to patients. This happened to Bernt Herlitz in 2017. When he appealed the unfair dismissal he ultimately lost and was fined about $50,000. He and his family faced financial hardship and almost lost their home, until some generous benefactors raised money for him. Bernt remains unemployed today, despite staff shortages for dentists in his area in Gotland. At the time, Sweden scoffed at the tests and claimed they were “discriminatory” but since then they have quietly brought in mass dental testing, for those whose age is in doubt, by the National Board of Forensic Medicine. Bernt deserves a medal. Not vilification and unemployment.
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🇫🇷🇺🇦Marine Le Pen sur l’Ukraine: “Madame Von der Leyen, avec la complicité de Macron fait tout ce qui est en son pouvoir pour empêcher la paix”
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Dermot Foley retweeted
Believe it or not at your peril ..
How many migrants were allowed into Ireland while you were locked down will shock you, plus are new climate type lockdowns drawing near as Tony Holohan, Mary Robinson and Mike Ryan hold an event in Dublin where they will discuss if C19 measures can be applied to the "Climate Crisis". They and the World Health Organisation are seeking to have it declared as a Public Health Emergency of International Importance (PHEIC). This is the highest level of warning the WHO issues and is ordinarily reserved for you diseases or viruses.
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Replying to @DOGDEGA
This scene was brought to you by Senator Lindsey Graham who bravely said that if Russia can be weakened a little, we're willing to sacrifice Ukraine to the last man.
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Ireland is ruled directly from Brussels by Unelected Ursala since Victor Orban was removed They are fast tracking Ukraine EU membership to make the EU directly at War with🇷🇺legally The removal of our triple lock is legally removing Irish neutrality IREXIT enlargement.ec.europa.eu/new…
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Another nutter.
Reducing Ireland's "reliance on fossil fuels" is key to easing costs for households and businesses in the long term. That's according to Deloitte Ireland Chief Economist Kate English. #TonightVMTV
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🇺🇦Ukraine without moral values🤦‍♂️ In Kropyvnytskyi, the grave of a Ukrainian soldier was defaced with the word “traitor” because the headstone with his name & dates of birth/death was in Russian. That was his will, because Russian was his native language as to all Ukrainians, btw.
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Replying to @ScaryEurope
They don't self-regulate (a prefrontal cortex problem). They see>want>take. Our advanced thinking (a prefrontal cortex asset) has the advanced morality of 'Just because I could doesn't mean I should'. We filter. They just self-gratify. Primitive male ego selfish dominance. 💩🤮
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A Nigerian man tried to fly from Dublin to Canada in 2023 using a lost Irish passport. He claimed a taxi driver gave it to him and told him Ireland wasn’t safe, so he should go to Canada. He pleaded guilty last month. The judge says the story doesn’t add up. He’s been working in a residential home for disabled people in Rosslare the entire time, and is still working there. That’s the quality of person being employed to take care of vulnerable people. crimeworld.com/courts/nigeri…
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While the media keeps everyone fixated on the parliamentary theatre of immigration debates, the real damage is being done in silence, through the legislative pipeline. Here’s my update since June as we head into winter 2026. 1. Irish Nationality and Citizenship (Amendment) Bill (Approved for drafting, Sept 2026) Proposes an 8-year residency threshold and “civics tests.” Sold as “tough on immigration”, yet work permits, protection appeals and discretionary regularisations continue. Do not fall for the 8-year carrot. The problem is the visa regime, not the residency clock. Changing the clock does not stop the machinery. 2. Criminal Justice (Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing) (Amendment) Bill 2026 (General Scheme, 7 Oct) Implements the EU financial “Single Rulebook”. Financial Intelligence Units could suspend suspicious transactions for up to 10 working days and restrict bank, payment and crypto accounts for up to 5, subject to safeguards. To me, this is the most dangerous proposal: the foundations for digital debanking. A suspicion, rather than a criminal charge, could disrupt fundraising, independent publications and peer-to-peer financial networks. What stops “terrorist financing” powers being turned against political dissidents? Once labelled a threat, who gets to decide whether your accounts stay open? 3. Communications (Interception and Lawful Access) Bill (Active drafting) Modernises the 1993 Interception Act for private digital communications. Ministers say the old laws cannot adequately cover modern platforms. Even with promised judicial authorisation, this creates a new route to intercept private messaging and digital traffic, as discussed on AntiBol. 4. Garda Síochána (Powers) Bill 2026 (Before the Oireachtas) Expands search, seizure and access powers. Section 19(1)(f) proposes compelling passwords, PINs and biometric unlocking. Section 27 proposes allowing a superintendent to authorise urgent searches for up to 24 hours without a judicial warrant. Phones and laptops hold address books, private messages and entire organisational networks. Sweeping powers to take and unlock devices should concern everyone, not just Nationalists but whistleblowers too. 5. Criminal Justice (Protection, Preservation of and Access to Data on Information Systems) Bill (Prioritised, Sept 2026) Supports electronic-evidence treaties, requiring providers and platforms to preserve and disclose computer data during investigations. It deepens cross-border access to Ireland’s digital footprints. 6. National Cyber Security Bill (Drafting nearing completion, Oct 2026) Transposes the EU NIS2 Directive and gives the National Cyber Security Centre statutory footing. It expands oversight of essential digital infrastructure and strengthens coordination between state agencies and technology operators. Who decides what qualifies as a threat? 7. Harassment, Harmful Communications and Related Offences (Amendment) (No. 3) Bill 2026 (Introduced 13 Oct) Presented as protection against non-consensual AI images, but also provides for court-ordered identification of anonymous publishers and High Court blocking of online services. This is the Trojan Horse: powers introduced to protect women and children could later be extended to identify political dissidents or suppress speech under labels such as “harassment” or “disinformation.” 8. Criminal Justice (Violation of EU Restrictive Measures) Bill (Prioritised, Sept 2026) Criminalises breaches or evasion of EU sanctions and asset controls, adding another route to restrict international funding and alternative payment channels. None of these are designed to protect the Irish people. They are not preparing to halt the demographic transformation; they are writing the statutes needed to manage, surveil and silence anyone who tries to stop it. While the headlines distract us, the legislative machinery keeps moving.
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Imagine being outraged at diplomacy
Denmark’s PM is outraged that the leaders of Finland and Norway broke with Europe and called Putin to talk about peace
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Replying to @georgegalloway
They're outraged at 2 things: 1. Trying to solve the problem that makes them rich 2. Not following the group. Which to be fair, are the 2 worst things that can be done in their circles.
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But using his own words, he wants nothing to do with "a backward looking idea of Sovereignty in Ireland." What a fu-kin hypocrite
Ireland supports a future democratic Belarus. Taoiseach @MichealMartinTD met Belarusian democratic leader, Sviatlana @Tsihanouskaya in Government Buildings today. Read more: gov.ie/en/department-of-fore…
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Within 1-5 years they'll be in a war & it'll be an absurd one created by some kind of NATO misadventurism. These Fine Gruel people are notorious liars.
"Comments that if we get rid of the Triple Lock we'll be sending our sons to war - that is deeply untrue" - Paula Butterly. #TonightVMTV
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This tactic to silence those speaking the truth is used by tyrants all around the world.
BREAKING: Journalists investigating corruption in Ukraine will face 5 years in prison. Zelensky wants me and my journalist colleagues to stay silent about how he’s stealing your billions. He’s taking the last thing left - freedom of speech. We bring you the truth.
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Replying to @TonightVMTV
No problem supporting foreign criminals in getting citizenship, or migrants in direct provision working and not contributing to their keep. Irish citizens are second-class citizens.
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