@adrianweckler No wonder they care more about corp tax payers than the rest of the plebs. Much easier to keep a small number happy for nearly the same return
I think there is a much bigger story here..
Last weekend, the Sunday Independent revealed how 34 bunk beds had been crammed into a small bungalow in South Dublin to house Chinese restaurant staff.
Ian Keegan and Xiaohua Wen are the directors of the restaurant.
But using our new database "Public Data Unpacked" we can easily find at least 18 other companies connected to Ian Keegan and Wen.
These companies received 187 employment permits since 2020! 🤯
Surely this raises serious questions about the work visa scheme??
Are any of these jobs, wages or workplaces inspected?
How many other houses are being used?
Did anyone check whether this network of companies could accommodate foreign workers?
The State repeatedly approved these 187 permits with ease. It should now conduct a full audit and publish the findings.
@Independent_ie Given the tax receipts they have collected over recent years, if they need to dip into emergency funds for this, it is a case in point that they are mismanaging the economy and are highly incompetent. But this is prob the Indo just doing their job 😔
@PaulTreyvaud They don't even bother to pay for a "Fact Check" anymore and just throw out meh, I think even the far left are getting weary of the constant need for defensive articles.
Honest to God, absolutely everything that is wrong with the British governing powers is in the case of Axel Rudakubana.
The family given refugee by the British state from Rwanda.
His parents ignore as the growing threat their ultra-violent grows.
A female headteacher tries to warn about the threat AR poses, she is shut down because of DEI.
AR is found on a bus with a weapon, not arrested because DEI.
He targets, hunts down and murderers three young girls, and would have murdered all the girls, as they make friendship bracelets at a summer holiday club when he is 17.
Rudakubana was sentenced to 52 years for three counts of murder, 10 of attempted murder, one of producing the biological toxin ricin and one of possession of an Al Qaeda training manual, an offence under the Terrorism Act.
He is not executed which other sane countries would do, instead he is imprisoned at the gross expense of the British taxpayer.
He is then moved to Broadmore, he is a patient not a prisoner.
Today it emerges that he has been charged, with
· Assault on an emergency worker on 6 May, 2025;
· Attempted grievous bodily harm on 8 May, 2025;
· Unauthorised possession of an offensive weapon in prison on 26 June, 2025;
· Assault on an emergency worker on 28 October, 2025.
All of this will be paid for by the taxpayer in the name of ‘compassion’ or some nonsense. It is utter, utter madness. Honestly, anyone who thinks this is sensible needs to go to Broadmore too.
The Social Democrats posted this on Facebook 2 days ago:
"The fact of the matter is Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez has shown what it means to have a fearless leader at the helm. The Irish people deserve no less."
Think about that in light of Ceuta invasion. https://t.co/rj19ZYA78q
There is no end to the rip off in energy prices and the useless regulator has approved another price hike, just make sure heating and lighting your home for Christmas puts you in debt even more.
It’s no wonder young people are leaving our shores.
@LPerrins@SimonHarrisTD I actually changed jobs this year and took a less pressurised lower paid job, I just couldn't watch as my unjustifiably high tax payments were being squandered. Of course they still are being wasted/misdirected but with less of my time. I feel others are considering this too.
@PaulTreyvaud Great idea, then they can give that tax money to the journal to keep us up to date on more stories regarding acid rain, global warming and now climate change!