🚨The Immigration Council of Ireland have created videos in Arabic to educate Muslims how to vote in Irish elections.
The ICOI is and NGO funded by me, you, all of us, the taxpayers of Ireland. Our taxes are being weaponised against us.
Does anyone seriously think Muslims will vote for Irish candidates that empower us or one of their own to strengthen their own communities?
Outrageous, this needs to be stopped, immediately.
Three recent high-profile public events suggest we might already be living in Keir Starmer's ‘island of strangers’. My latest piece (£). ⬇️ https://t.co/FR2OT8KPPe
The deafening silence from the national and alternative media in Ireland to Trump's extraordinary speech in Riyadh speaks volumes about Ireland's irrational hatred of the man and skewed moral compass.
In 2009, Barack Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize based on his campaign messaging, his call to action and vision of 'hope'. Newsroom walls and computer screens across Ireland were covered in ejaculate as journalists worked themselves into a lather churning out praise.
Did Obama deserve a Nobel Prize? No. It remains the moment when the council reduced the value of the prize to nothing. Does Trump deserve a Nobel Prize for his speech? No. Of course not. But he sure as heck deserves some even handed coverage in the press.
Trump's speech in Riyadh and Vance's speech in Munich were blueprints to a more peaceful and prosperous world. They are the antidote to decades of neocon bloodshed and ruin and a vision for a world where trade is carried out with mutual respect, not with the a neo-colonial gun to the temple. I dare say if Obama had delivered either speech, he'd be on the first plane to Oslo to receive a second Peace Prize.
“I saw the quietest guys switch, show serious psychopathic traits. They were lawless. They felt untouchable.”
Newly released eyewitness testimony from former UK Special Forces members gives a detailed account of systemic, routine, and approved unlawful killings by British troops in Afghanistan and Iraq — with war crimes allegations stretching over a decade.
For the first time, the Royal Navy’s elite SBS unit is accused of executing unarmed and wounded individuals. “They handcuffed a young boy and shot him,” one veteran recalled. “He was clearly a child, not even close to fighting age.”
In one SAS incident, an operator allegedly slit the throat of a wounded Afghan man — to “blood his knife” — after stopping an officer from shooting him again.
These were not isolated incidents, multiple former soldiers said, but part of a pattern embedded in the chain of command. “Everyone knew. There was implicit approval,” one recalled.
Veterans describe a culture where the laws of war were deliberately broken. Officers allegedly helped falsify post-op reports to avoid scrutiny. “The reports were a fiction,” one UKSF veteran said.
When narratives risked triggering investigations, legal advisers would coach operators on how to rewrite events: “Do you remember someone making a sudden move?” “Oh yeah, I do now.”
Panorama also reveals that David Cameron, then Prime Minister, was repeatedly warned that British forces were killing civilians.
Apparently these are the rules:
White countries must accept all migrants
White people aren't allowed to be refugees
White countries are all colonizers, even ones that didn't have colonies
All indigenous lands must be protected - except white ones
Skort debate.. from 2013!
See top camogie players give their opinions to me at a Championship launch in Croke Park 12 years ago.
'Skorts or Shorts' was the simple question.
It's interesting to look back now, with Anna Geary, Fionnuala Carr, Kate Kelly, and more. #skorts
HUGE IMPLICATIONS 🇮🇪
The Irish Govt must react FAST to the UK’s change on immigration policy 🇬🇧
Failure to do so means the Northern border becomes an even BIGGER back door.🚪
We already saw a huge spike of UK migrants flocking here when Sunak was trying to introduce the Rwanda scheme.
This will be 10x at least that.