What's the response from the media after an Irish mother was attacked by 3 black youths with knives who laughed as they beat her?

''shhhhhhh its not happening its all racist agenda conspiracies shhhhhhhhhh''

“Edmund Lukusa and the New Irish”

- this is Sinn Féin’s token candidate lol (vid from like 2014)

https://youtu.be/7Uk06esMNTk

Reminder: I'm not being paranoid when I say that British intelligence has its tentacles all over Ireland - read pic and full article here

Since the foundation of the Free State they never went away. The same British Elites who sent their natives to die two World Wars to later cast them aside + ethnically cleanse them + feeding their children with self hatred + the LGBT agenda now still have their grip on Ireland. They lost it during foundation of Free State due to how Nationalist the populace was but since the 1960s till the 2010s they've been consolidating their power not by might (although they did this in Troubles) but instead by manufacturing consent and running intelligence operations etc (''soft power'').

Hence we have Two London Based ThinkTanks, ISD and Moonshot both funded by MI5 + also Drew Harris, Garda Commissioner who is confirmed MI5 who's focus is to tackle Nationalists at all costs to protect their Pedo Elites as they can't let a rise in Irish Nationalism happen to inspire other countries.

Imagine telling Collins that 100 years after the Tan War and his own information warfare that forced the Anglo-Irish Treaty into existence that the Garda Commissioner would be a British Intelligence stooge and that London Based ThinkTanks funded by British Intelligence were trying to crack down on Irish Nationalism as the current political parties have all sold out with again ties to British Intelligence.

I'd say the Anti-Treaty lads are all doing a big ''What did we try tell ye Mick'' in heaven.

Hazel Chu knew there was a protest and still decided to walk past it.

A Nigerian I can work with.

This man suggests instead of using all their energy to change Ireland, wouldn't it be a better idea to make Nigeria a better place to live in with all the skills they have learned living in Europe. He acknowledges Africans living in Ireland are foreigners.

"Trying to force your way on people won't necessarily change things...Let's not beg for bread. Let's stand on our feet."

The idea is shot down by the host who reasons that as she as lived in Ireland for 20 years, she knows nowhere else. It's more comfortable to racial grievance monger here.

To that I would say: Her parents lived nowhere else but Nigeria until they decided to move to Ireland with her and they managed. We live in a globalised world now and people move around all the time. Time to have some of that movement in Africa's direction...

I like his Malcolm X glasses — no doubt a deliberate choice.

Imagine being this Based

You might remember Okezie as the Nigerian who failed to convince Balbriggan voters of his plan that as a Fine Gael councillor he would turn an old social welfare office (guess they needed a bigger one) into a yoot centre to curb the plight of anchor babies rampaging around the town.

His new plan is to get the African yoots into the gardaí. Their "proper cultural knowledge" would prevent gardaí shooting knife wielding Africans running in their direction while when all they need is a witch doctor and a gourd of root tea or something.

Okezie wants to stop "selective policing" which I have agreed is a real phenomenon.

Okezie also reveals that a recent recruit to the gardaí who was found to have been involved in the sham marriage industry was a Bangladeshi. There was a 2018 case involving a Bangladeshi but Okezie says this happened a few weeks ago so maybe it's a new case that wasn't reported 🤷🏻‍♂️

New ad blitz by IHREC running on RTE tonight and onto people's social media feeds past few weeks where basically an African woman saying she fears leaving her house for fear of racist attacks lol

IHREC Tweet

Guide to beating censorship:

"I wanna hurt a white person today."

An African living in Ireland is discussing the reaction from African youth over the death of George Nkencho that he has witnessed.