Somewhere in Europe retweeted
Replying to @sharrond62
The British army waged a war of terror in my country. They directed and sponsored, armed and then hid their proxy murder gangs like the Shankill butchers.
Your parachute regiment executed civillians, your SAS murdered unarmed men, your prison service tortured the innocent while your paramilitary police battered and humiliated an entire community.
It many not ne convientient to your old boys club, colonial narrative, but it was the British eho imposed their project on my clutch and people, not the other way around, you came to us.
Whats the odds that the Israeli journalists will come out and say it was an irish player who spat on an Israeli member of staff? Hope that player gets a hefty ban. Disgusting.
🔺Latest: Reports coming in from the stadium that one of the Ireland back-room staff was spat at by an Israel player during that half-time clash. Fitness coach Damien Doyle has alleged he was spat as the teams went off for the break.
Live updates here: irishtimes.com/sport/soccer/…
We dont hate these animals enough!! Bring back capital punishment.
🇫🇷🔴 BREAKING: 93-year-old Marie-Louise was found dead and covered in blood in her bathroom in Toulouse, France.
A 33-year-old Sudanese illegal migrant was found n naked and asleep on top of her body when police arrived.
The Sudanese homeless migrant is accused of sexually abusing the disabled and bedridden woman and of moving her through several rooms in the house.
He also reportedly beat Marie-Louise.
Neighbors heard screaming at the house and alerted the police, who arrested the man while he violently resisted.
The suspect fell asleep after consuming large amounts of alcohol, according to police. Police found him a "altered state."
So far, an exact cause of death has not been established.
Residents say Marie-Louise was a fixture in the neighborhood. Local residents are mourning her death.
Follow: @RMXnews
Fuck @FineGael and @fiannafailparty anyway.
Immigration to Welfare:
Did you know the Govt passed a new Social Housing law this summer ?
“The Housing and Residential Tenancies Act 2026”
This Act sets the rules for asylum seekers’ access to social housing
To qualify for social housing you must be “lawfully resident” and “habitually resident” in Ireland.
“lawfully resident” includes:
• Refugee status
• Subsidiary protection
• Permission to remain
• Programme refugee status
• Certain qualifying family permissions
So once someone moves from being an asylum applicant, they have an immediate legal gateway to the social housing list.
Social housing is NOT for citizens only.
And To be clear:
Until this summer, the rules governing migrants’ access to social housing were largely contained in a Departmental circular from 2012.
The Govt has now written them directly into law.
This was a chance to tighten up access to social benefits.
Remember the Govt admit most are “economic migrants”
But Instead they have doubled down.
This directly affects the housing crisis.
It puts new arrivals in direct competition with with disability campaigners & others for housing resources.
Why are they doing this?
These are the people @FineGael and @fiannafailparty allow in. Not doctors and scholars who come the legal route with visas.
Somewhere in Europe retweeted
'Potential' absolute negligence @HSELive
A man tries to enter politics because he believes ordinary people are being crushed by the cost of living. He later loses his business, and one of Ireland’s biggest newspapers gloats about it.
You're a disgrace @IrishTimes , absolutely gutter rag of a paper.
This quoted post is unavailable.
Somewhere in Europe retweeted
Day 11
Irish Times delighted to report that my doggy business is closing down.
But yet still not a mention of the latest Dublins social housing statistics.
Funny world we live in.
Which should be bigger news ?
His country is bombed to rubble, whole families killed, lack of rights, limited medical supplies as well as food and drinking water, but getting refused a student visa the worst feeling experienced?? Fuck right off @IrishTimes xitter.cf/IrishTimes/status/2101…
Somewhere in Europe retweeted
Irish people are leaving this county for lack of access to housing while Somalis (among others), who have no ties to this ancient land, are being handed homes.
This is shocking. #EU is actually eroding the values of democracy through immigration.
Sweden 🇸🇪
Has immigration hacked democracy?
The voting statistics coming out of this Swedish election are frightening.
When you subtract the non-European immigrants: Tidö (the right wing parties) would win its own majority with 181 against 168 seats.
Non-European immigrants vote left for High benefits, high taxes on work, and open borders so that the family can come.
Somewhere in Europe retweeted
This is Wild...
9% of people on Dublin's Social Housing waiting list are from Somalia.
If this is true @EU_Commission @fiannafailparty @FineGael have very serious questions to answer about the traceability of OUR money when it goes to Ukraine.
Jokeshop of a country. They are reducing being irish to a passport. Piss off @EbunJoseph1 you bigot.
Somewhere in Europe retweeted
OFFICIAL: Goodbye to Brazilian Beef
“Everything we have said in relation to Brazilian beef has been proven to be correct.”
Michael Fitzmaurice TD and Ciarán Mullooly MEP respond to the official confirmation that Brazilian beef will be banned from the EU from this Thursday, 3 September.
This is the result of two years of campaigning, raising awareness and building support among farmers, contractors and rural communities across Ireland.
We want to thank everyone who stood with us and helped ensure that unsafe and inferior-quality Brazilian beef will not reach Irish shores or stores.
This is a significant victory — but the fight continues.
#NoToMercosur #IndependentIreland #irishfarming
@ciaranmullooly @MichaelC_IND_TD @kenoflynnTD @RichardODonoghu @AgrilandIreland @farmersjournal
Somewhere in Europe retweeted
Back in Ireland a little over an hour after leaving Spain, and I already feel defeated and demoralised.
The parts of Spain we visited were easily 95% native Spanish. There were tourists of course, but they were mostly Europeans too.
I land at Dublin Airport and the arrivals hall is full of Indians and Africans waiting for their families to arrive in Ireland. The departure lounge in Spain was mostly Spanish, with European travellers, Germans, Italians, French, British and Irish.
At the taxi rank I walk past a line of African drivers to our Nigerian one. We took several taxis in Spain. Every driver was Spanish.
I get to my apartment and see a Middle Eastern middle-aged couple getting into their car parked next to mine, husband in front, hijabi wife in the back. I don't recall seeing a single hijab on holiday.
We go to the supermarket. Pakistanis, Africans and Indians are as common as Irish people.
I'm so sick of this. I came home only to be hit with what I already knew but had almost forgotten, my home is being rapidly changed into something that resembles my home less and less every day.
Somewhere in Europe retweeted
Hey @fiannafailparty now tell us about the recruitment drives ye did in foreign lands while there was a recruitment freeze here in Ireland...go on
🎓 Minister @lawlessj is determined to deliver a third-level education and training system that futureproofs Ireland’s workforce.
🏥 That’s why Fianna Fáil is expanding healthcare training capacity by 612 places annually across a range of disciplines.
Somewhere in Europe retweeted
The story of Nolan Wells gives insight into the epidemic of black paranoia all over the country, and how the media incites murders on a daily basis out of it.
Somewhere in Europe retweeted
The NGO eco-system needs to be exposed.
Benefacts was de-funded for getting too close.
But what I don't understand is:
Why are Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael & rural independents willingly funding these far-left policy shapers?
These NGOs are literally spawning Social Democrat voters & giving them €60k a year "do-nothing" jobs.
FF in particular is literally funding its own downfall.





























