@evinh111@1rorycowan@ConorBlessing He is a vile piece of 💩
No doubt he would not have posted the same joke if her views on Gaza matched his but because they didn't he unleased his "joke".
Vile cretin
@1rorycowan @OglachEireann2 As soon as someone shows an innocent Palestinian child you have no interest but you constantly talk about no one cares about Israeli hostages.
Basically you believe in human rights for Israelis but not for anyone else you don't like.
I said in parliament 25 years ago that the "Liverpool Pathway" would pave the way to hell. Today a huge leap into the inferno was taken by MPs. "The Lord hath set his cannon against self-slaughter" said Shakespeare in Hamlet. Satan is smiling tonight. The state is now his accomplice. #AssistedSucideBill
Thank you @georgegalloway for your unwavering leadership on all matters to do with Palestine 🇵🇸 for decades I am so grateful to our local councillors and @WorkersPartyGB leaders @FarooqAhme45678 & @Minaam4Deeplish for all their efforts to make this happen in Rochdale and my thanks to @RochdaleCouncil for making this happen.
It is very important that we all stand by the Palestinian people at this time and show solidarity as they face a genocide.
#Gaza
Today you can make history.
By voting Sinn Féin, you can change the government.
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Vote for change today. Vótáil Sinn Féin.
@MaryLouMcDonald Never thought I'd see the day where I'd vote for a Sinn Fein government. Now is the time to move on from the past and imagine a new future for Ireland by at least giving someone else a chance. The idea of more of the same from the two boyos is sickening. Wishing you all the best
Tonight’s poll confirming what we are feeling on the ground: The momentum for change is with Sinn Féin
It is growing every day!
We can do this together!
We can change the Government
#ge24#VoteSinnFéin
Everyone wants change. And the only way guaranteeing that is by having a proven fearless campaigner rooted in the community in the Dáil.
I have been that voice - as a trade union rep, as a councillor, as a TD, an MEP, an activist and a campaigner.
If you want that voice heard for Dublin Central, I ask you to give me your No.1 vote tomorrow, or highest possible preference