40 years to the day since Bobby Sands died for gay rights.

🔗Republicans Against Catholicism

“There are people who have worked for Sinn Féin, Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, for 40 or 50 years, leafleting for them, putting up posters for them, going door to door to get their candidates elected, only to find that the Party was not the Party they joined. And 40 years of their lives are gone on this new thing that they don't recognise anymore. Sinn Féin is a classic example. People have died for them. And you can say what you like about the Provisional IRA's campaign in the 6 county area, the morality of it or not, whether it was just war or not but you can't question the sacrifice. And this to me is an appalling thing. That the organisation that they sacrificed for, and which embodied their perception of Irish nationalism, turned around and became a completely different Party. And betrayed everything it claimed to stand for.”

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“I remember when Bobby Sands died. I remember the announcement on the radio. I was ten years of age at the time and I don't mind telling you tears flowed down my face. You can't argue with that kind of courage, whether his cause was absolutely right, you can't argue with that kind of courage. To literally starve yourself to death for a cause that you believe in... I dare anybody to tell me that Bobby Sands died for LGBTQ because that's what Mary Lou McDonald would have you think. He didn't starve himself to death either to ensure that this country was overrun by mass-immigration.” — Justin Barrett, Ceannaire an Pháirtí Náisiúnta

Gript now saying Keaney is not Eamonn Ryan's nephew.

https://gript.ie/a-retraction-and-an-apology/

Late-stage Ireland.

🔗 Irish Times

>A govt minister is meeting with local authority managers before the end of the week to kickstart the buying programme for houses for asylum applicants. They can move fairly fast when they want to. Just not for Irish people.

🔗243cal

Telling indigenous people they need to change their culture.

#EthnicAppropriation

NGOs are where the Big Tech & state convergence happens.

>Who better to get the ball rolling in the programme than Sinead Gibney the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commissioner? Neither she, on north of €125k large, nor the IHREC which pockets over €6.75 million from the taxpayer, (with over half of it to pay themselves for being our conscience), got where they are today by not calling out bad eggs who hate equality and diversity.

>In the interests of full disclosure (by me, you may not see this on RTÉ) Gibney used to work as the leader of Google Ireland’s “social responsibility” section. Google of course has several times been exposed for its less than even-handed approach to what people who use its search engines might see.

🔗 RTÉ’s “exploring racism” series is self-serving nonsense
👉🏻 follow Dr Matt Treacy on twitter

25 of their brightest sitting around a table and the best they could come up with was "ecobordering" — the latest academic sounding jargon to try to pathologise a genuine argument.

Since it makes too much sense to debunk, it's best to just fence it off and pretend it's "far-right" deception, then throw in something about colonialism and "climate apartheid". 🤣

🔗 ‘Ecobordering’: casting immigration control as environmental protection

Wholesome family workout.

"It's in our blood."

"That's it. It's in our blood, son. It's in our blood."

#tradlife

EU Commission spreading far-right conspiracy nonsense now.

https://twitter.com/eurireland/status/1388106382591803392