Helen Mc Entee should resign after it has emerged that she named the Garda whistleblower on defective holsters.
In a functioning state, she would probably go to jail.
#HowIrelandWorks
I live in a small city in the southeast of Ireland with a population of approximately 60k people.
This is what my morning stroll to the shop looks like.
The Irish are being wiped out.
Mogadishu to Turkey.
Turkey to Dublin Airport.
Dublin Airport to Carroll Village IPAS centre Dundalk.
Yes, it's that easy for Somalis to get a new life paid for by the Irish taxpayer.
They are not fleeing war, they are fleecing us.
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This is a Labour Party campaign video for Helen Ogbu.
She says, and I quote, "the first time I came to Ireland was my husband was involved in politics. There was a target on his life. So the best thing for us was for us not to be around."
His formal political campaign only launched in August 2010. He was assassinated two months later in October 2010. She was claiming asylum 4 years before this.
She also leaves out that the real first time she ever came to Ireland was 2001. While heavily pregnant. She gave birth to her first child in an Irish hospital. Her daughter received automatic Irish citizenship.
That is NOT a small detail to forget. She had her first child here in one of our hospitals. Why isn't that presented as the first time she came to Ireland?
This was during the height of Ireland's birth tourism crisis. She then presents her husband's death nine years later as the starting point of her Irish story.
Why are Labour and Helen presenting it this way?
Economic migrants are given layers and layers of appeal mechanisms, after their claims for asylum have been rejected, at the expense of the Irish people.
This is a photo of Helen Ogbu and her husband in Nigeria.
Look at the bottom right corner.
It was taken in 2010, 4 years after Helen first claimed asylum in Ireland.