Angela heaney

[Niall McConnell 🇮🇪 @NiallMcConnell5]

Wholesome interaction. Irish patriots stop to thank me for the work I’m doing. There is still hope left. Thoughts?
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[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

Time for Americans to boycott the WNBA.

[Angela heaney @Angelaheaney1]

@TheRealMadOx Life

[Angela heaney @Angelaheaney1]

@EricLDaugh Agree

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 JUST NOW: President Trump calls for a NATIONAL BOYCOTT of the WNBA after the league refuses to act on the trashy players walkout out on the USA National Anthem

"It's a big deal going on. They LEAVE THE COURT when the national anthem's playing. The NFL did that for a while, they stopped because people stopped WATCHING. You should do the same thing with women's basketball unless they [fix it]."

NFL ratings tanked during the kneeling era, and the league changed course!

The WNBA players get rich off America then disrespect it.

Hit them where it hurts and TUNE THEM OUT

The WNBA should be ripped apart.

[Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives @dom_lucre]

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: A New Jersey mayor had to be physically RESTRAINED at his own council meeting after charging at a resident, caught on camera yelling 'I'm getting you. I'm f*cking getting you.'

Pemberton Township Mayor Matthew Bianchini lunged across the room during Wednesday night's meeting before others grabbed him and held him back.

This comes after residents spent the meeting 'confronting' township leadership.
Bianchini afterward: "That was wrong."

[Niall McConnell 🇮🇪 @NiallMcConnell5]

Man threatens me on the streets of Letterkenny while I campaigned against the mega mosque — and gleefully says “Up the Muslims!” Thoughts?
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[Rebel News @RebelNewsOnline]

Ireland is prosecuting a man for his signs — I'm going back for his trial 🇮🇪

Hugh Fagan sits on a bench in Wexford with seven homemade signs and his headphones on. The Irish state has charged him with a public order offence. His trial is October 27, and Rebel News has hired him a lawyer.

The Irish government is prosecuting a man for his signs.

His name is Hugh Fagan. He lives in Wexford, a lovely little tourist town in the south-east of Ireland — cobbled streets, coffee shops, a medieval abbey. Most days he walks down to the town square, four blocks from his house, and sits on a bench with seven handmade signs propped up around him.

He wears headphones. He doesn’t shout. He doesn’t hand out leaflets or ask anyone for anything. He isn’t a member of any party. If you want to talk to him, he takes the headphones off and talks to you — and he told me that happens every day. If you don’t, he just sits there.

And for that, a summons came in the post. He’s charged with a public order offence. When I asked him which of the seven signs he was being charged over, he said the police hadn’t told him, that he’d find out in court.

I (@EzraLevant) sat with Hugh in the square this spring, when I was in Ireland for Kirk Loco’s case, and talked to him for 20 minutes.

(It was filmed in May, so when Hugh says his hearing is “next week,” that was an earlier appearance. His trial is now set for Tuesday, October 27.)

Let me tell you how he started.

In May of last year, he was walking past a church near the Tesco on a Sunday. A funeral was coming out, the casket was being put into the hearse, and a beggar was lying across the entrance. Hugh said to himself, enough is enough, and the next week he was in the square with two signs; now, there are seven.

They’re about mass immigration, about churches being burned down across Europe, about the safety of women and children, about the European Union.

I’ll be honest with you: the signs are blunt. I read one of them out loud on camera, and I don’t agree with every word. Where I disagree, it’s with the style more than the substance — I’m worried about mass immigration too, and about what’s happening to women in Ireland. But even if I disagreed with all of it, that’s the point of freedom of speech. It’s the gift you give your opponents if you want it for yourself.

Here’s what gets me.

The Guards — that’s what the Irish call their police — get called on Hugh almost every week. People walk up to him and scream “racist” and “fascist” in his face. The buskers have told him to move. Pro-Palestine activists have told him “nobody wants you here.” Tourists have stood over him waiting for the Guards to come and arrest him. The local paper has written about him twice.

None of those people have been charged with anything. The only person charged is the man sitting quietly on the bench.

Hugh said something to me that stuck. “We’re living in the upside down at the moment,” he said. “What’s true is not true anymore.”

By the way, Hugh told me he’s lived in four countries and never so much as had a parking ticket. He’s not a troublemaker. He’s an unusual man with an unusual way of making his point — I called him the Unreasonable Man, after Bernard Shaw’s line that all progress depends on the unreasonable man, and he liked that.

It reminded me of my friend Chris Elston back in Canada — better known as @BillboardChris — who stands on street corners with a sandwich board. Eccentric, maybe. Criminal? Come on.

This is the pattern in Ireland now, and the more I look at it the more worried I get. Kirk Loco was charged under an anti-terror law for a tweet — for reposting a warning that a migrant had exposed himself to a teenaged girl on a bus. The migrant wasn’t charged; Kirk was. His next hearing is in Bray on October 23, four days before Hugh’s. And now a man with cardboard signs.

The Taoiseach, Ireland's prime minister, goes abroad and calls the country a bastion of free speech. The Irish media cheer the prosecutions on. Nobody in Ireland is pushing back in an organized way.

So we are.

An old friend of mine used to say it’s easier to fight in the first ditch than in the last ditch. Hugh Fagan is the first ditch. If the state can shut up a quiet man with signs in a tourist town, it can shut up anyone. He’s the tripwire. If they get him, they move on to the next one, and the next.

We’ve hired him a proper legal team: Laoise de Brún, a Dublin barrister, and Padraig Langsch, a solicitor. They’re the same lawyers defending Kirk. Their fee for Hugh’s case is €10,000 euros, all in. We’ve already paid half, through the Irish free speech crowdfund you’ve been supporting. The rest is due after the hearing.

And I’ll be in Wexford District Court on October 27, in person, live-tweeting from inside and filming outside. I’ll be in Bray for Kirk four days earlier. One trip, two trials, and you’ll get a report from both courtrooms.

[He said she said what @hesaidshesaidwt]

This delusional lib thinks America needs to be handed back to indigenous people. TPUSA Pick Up The Mic

[Angela heaney @Angelaheaney1]

@MattPinner_ Lassie

[Malimum 🇩🇪 @Malimum17]

@LoneStarChica @Dragonfruitxyz How disgusting! These kind of people should never be around a dog again. Shared. Adopt Cody💔

[Angela heaney @Angelaheaney1]

@MassDailyNews Joke

[Ultra MAGA Joyce Day @Daytobehappy]

I have undertaken this project to put a face to 9/11 by posting a photo of everyone killed that day. If after everything that happened you can vote for the ideology that brought it about it's as if you are killing them yourself! Pictured below was 69 year old Touri Bolourchi who was aboard Flight 175. She had been visiting her married daughter in Boston and was returning home to California that Tuesday morning telling her daughter that she would see her again at Christmas.. She and her husband had fled Iran in 1979 with their two daughters when the Ayatollah took over. She had trained to be a nurse in England and her husband was a doctor. She was fluent in six languages and loved literature and cooking. To forget even a single one of these people is a blasphemy!

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 BREAKING: Two former senior FBI officials have been ARRESTED and charged with lying to Congress about the Bureau's role in the Hunter Biden investigations, Kash Patel says

THE HAMMER 🔥

Nikki Cole Floris and Bradley Benavides ran the FBI's Foreign Influence Task Force during the 2020 election. Both testified the task force was NOT involved in the Hunter Biden investigations

Kash Patel says documents, messages from the time and witnesses all contradict that. Floris was even caught privately bragging that she was "running a shadow government."

That task force was the FBI unit meeting with Big Tech in 2020, right before the Hunter laptop story got buried 🤯

The deep state is finally facing consequences! LET’S GO

[Angela heaney @Angelaheaney1]

@Erin_Vibes Walk

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

Stephen A. Smith CLASHES With The View Hosts After Explaining Why 77 Million Americans Voted for Trump

Smith argued that Trump’s victory reflected Americans’ frustration with the direction of the country. Trump is a change agent.

He explained why it’s better to WORK with Trump than against him, revealing that he personally raised concerns about HBCU funding, college sports legislation, and unemployment among black women.

The View would never have Trump on, but they’ll have on Stephen A. Smith or Bill Maher. That’s what’s so smart about having these dinners. They’re delivering Trump’s message to a new audience.

Genius.

[Vince Langman @LangmanVince]

Look at how beautiful and clean Warsaw, Poland, is at night!

I wonder what they are doing right 🤔

[LD Basler @ArmaLite15OU812]

If you're so disrespectful that you can't take a moment of your time to set aside your BLM bullshit and pay a little respect to our country's national anthem, then you should be banned from whatever sport you're being paid to play in.

I've said it many times in the past and I'll say it again..
Fuk LeBron James.

[aileen B 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @AileenBart60380]

DON'T FORGET DANNY TOMMO. #freedannytommo

[DE GOLDSMITH🪙🪙🪙⭐ ⭐⭐ @vickervics9]

MAX FINALLY FOUND THE PEACE AND LOVE HE DESERVED 🐾❤️🥹

Max was an older dog who had spent years waiting in a shelter, hoping someone would finally choose him. As time went by, it seemed like the world had forgotten about him, and even Max appeared to have lost hope of ever finding a family.
But one day, everything changed. A family came along and decided to give him a chance.
They soon understood that Max didn't need some big, dramatic rescue. After everything he'd been through, all he really needed was a little patience, kindness, and a safe place where he could finally relax and feel loved.
His past had left him with emotional scars that nobody could see. He didn't need anyone to rush him into becoming a happy, playful dog overnight. He just needed time to rest, breathe, and discover that life could be kind to him again.
And that's exactly what his new family gave him.
Little by little, Max began to open up. He started feeling more comfortable, exploring his new surroundings, playing with his toys, and showing his family the affection he'd kept hidden for so long.
Day by day, the frightened, forgotten dog slowly transformed into a loving companion, finally free to be himself without fear or uncertainty.
For Max, finding a family meant so much more than simply being adopted.
It meant having a place where he could rest peacefully, feel safe, receive endless love, and finally belong. 🏡❤️🐾

AFTER ALL THOSE YEARS OF WAITING, MAX FINALLY FOUND WHAT HE HAD ALWAYS DESERVED — A HOME, A FAMILY, AND PEACE AT LAST. 🐶❤️🥹