@AnimeAcid85@BrianGarrigan How hard is it for you people to understand that Irish people cannot be deported. But the feral Africans can. And they shouldn’t be here in the first place. Ireland is not a dumping ground for Africa’s lowest of the low.
The problem with the national children's hospital fiasco is that no single government minister has been held to account. No single minister has resigned.
The hospital is a litmus test for how broken Irish democracy truly is. Other big government failures are often in polarising so an embattled minister can rally the troops and lean into ideology. This obscene, grotesque, incomprehensible failure by several ministers and governments is not a partisan issue. It is simple economics. Every informed citizen should be, and likely is, outraged and that outrage should drive consequences.
And yet...nothing happens.
That is the definition of a crippled democracy - a government that operates in a bubble free from any consequences because they have castrated the national media - who have downplayed and distracted from this outrage - through financial handouts and because their 'opposition' - SF - has acted as a silent partner for the past two decades and care more about Palestine and abortion (social and ideologically-driven policy) than holding the government's feet to the fire on bread and butter economic issues.
When FF/G can overspend on a single project by €1.6 billion and shrug it off, then they know they can get away with anything.
"Kevin Bakhurst seems ready to whip out a tiny violin because RTÉ did not bag an extra €20 million from the Government for 2027. But it still received a huge €240 million, two years after a €725m Govt bailout. Why should it receive an ounce of sympathy?"https://t.co/jWQ8alYHa5
🗣️ @Santi_ABASCAL sobre la crisis de vivienda:
“Si las casas son las mismas y llegan 5 millones de personas, significa que faltan casas.
¿Cómo se resuelve eso? Creando más oferta. Pero no es posible construir a toda velocidad.
Hay que empezar un proceso de remigración de personas que están en España sin trabajar y sin aportar”.
@Scotsmark72@splish85 I do not know you or your family but I’m so sorry for your loss. 💔 Robbie was taken far too early, life can be cruel sometimes. Look at his beautiful smile. An angel now. RIP.
@hippyygoat Correction, You can always count on Ireland’s couple of thousand mentally ill degenerates to stand up for Palestine ✌🏼😊 the rest i.e. the majority, couldn’t care less.
@TwmThomas1@makivoi@MichaelJackByrn It is way worse due to a demographic change. Gangs of African and Roma wasters hanging around loitering on every corner.
Ireland still has no answer on the Brotherhood network at home. In the Seanad on 8 October, Senator Sharon Keogan warned about the state's naivety towards the Muslim Brotherhood and its front organisations across the republic, and demanded the Justice Minister open an immediate investigation into its influence, funding and domestic structures.
Today the Brotherhood is not designated a terrorist organisation in Ireland or in any EU country, and on the same day Keogan spoke, the European Parliament voted to push the EU to change that. Dublin should not be the last to wake up.
BTW, the Muslim Brotherhood is banned in the UAE.
We firmly reject the Irish Presidency’s negotiating box for the next #EUBudget. It cuts defence as threats multiply, reduces investment in competitiveness as Europe loses ground globally, and leaves farmers and regions underfunded.
After three months, the Irish Presidency has delivered little progress, no meaningful new solutions and a weaker budget. It has reversed the European Commission’s efforts to fund Europe’s new priorities. Europe cannot take on greater responsibilities with fewer resources.