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The Irish government will increase public debt to record levels over four years in an effort to meet the twin objectives of saving and investing in infrastructure, the Business Post can reveal.
businesspost.ie/politics/gov…
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Another deportation flight left Dublin today and has now landed safely in Bucharest. There were 24 Romanian nationals on board, all of whom had been convicted of crimes in Ireland.
As EU citizens, they were removed under the Free Movement Directive.
Most of the violence is about hatred of the West (other than the welfare state) - France has a Trojan horse that will only get worse. Putin & the like are laughing - divide & conquer tactics working well in the EU…
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J’ai entendu dire que la France était finie, qu’il était trop tard pour la sauver.
Mais la France est toujours aussi belle, enviable même. Sa grandeur n’a pas disparu, elle ne demande qu’à renaître.
Nous avons surmonté en un an un problème cent fois plus grave, sans avoir les moyens dont dispose la France.
La France pourrait y arriver en une semaine.
Well said - Europe would be in a lot better place with this attitude. An uphill task in Brussels no doubt - the place seems to have been ideologically captured by open-border loons. Best of luck.
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Polska nie powtórzy błędów innych europejskich państw, nie będzie też za nie płacić. Twardo bronimy granicy przed nielegalną migracją, mamy własną politykę azylową (nie przyjmujemy wniosków), deportujemy tych, którzy łamią polskie prawo. W kwestii bezpieczeństwa będziemy bezwzględni. To usłyszeli ode mnie liderzy Europy w Brukseli.
Nobody made them do the degrees, & there does seem to be an element of an international student scam with some courses. They should not feel entitled to stay in Ireland, if they are not able to get a job.
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"Is it just a standard memo that goes around from the government to the MSM as they are told what to print?"
Almost literally, yes (though the government in question here is the French government)
Look at the bottom of the two reports at RTE and The Journal. They're both credited to AFP, which is Agence France Presse which is funded and controlled by the French government.
It’s a result of the West indulging far-left politics.
Also, flooding Europe with people who don’t seem to like Europe that much (other than its welfare state) mightn’t be such a good idea…
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Macron is blasted for dancing at a Celine Dion concert with Brigitte while France burns and rioters take to the streets trib.al/lb8mqbH
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BREAKING: Bell tower of Limoges' historic 143-year-old town hall collapses amid raging fires during riots in France.
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When you burn down a building that houses a democratic entity you are attacking democracy itself. This is extremists manipulating grievances to attack Democracy itself. The Democratic State either defends itself or it’s lost.
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Pour ceux d’entre nous qui aiment la France, cette nuit a été tragique, surtout après l’effroyable vandalisme culturel survenu à Limoges. Les barbares ont gagné. Et le président Macron brille par son absence. Si l’establishment français, parfaitement inutile, continue sur cette lancée, il ne sera même pas nécessaire de procéder à un second tour lors de l’élection présidentielle du printemps prochain : Mme Le Pen obtiendra 50 % des voix dès le premier tour. Une tragédie est en train de se jouer.
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The Nazis thought of destroying this historic city hall. And decided against it. These bastards have just done it.
Le clocher de l'Hôtel de ville de Limoges s'est écroulé
Toute l'info est à retrouver sur cnews.fr
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Matt and Leo somehow think because new migrants are largely in private rented accommodation and living in wealthy areas that that somehow means it's a net benefit for society
How exactly does it benefit the country to have a greater share of higher earners demanding private rental accommodation, thus raising prices, when we're facing growing rental inflation ?
As @SineadOS1 has said, this also creates a clash with the existing middle class: "The middle class is about to experience what the working class has experienced for years: brutal competition for their livelihood in a system designed by employers, enthusiastically endorsed by the Irish state, and built without any institutional framework to manage the consequences."
