The reviews keep pouring in for this new poster campaign, and it's annoying all the right people.
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That's three videos to surface now of Alamin Mohammed assaulting children in Kilkenny.
Think of all the new laws they're always pouring energy into which they say we need to give added protection to "the most vulnerable members of our communities".
None of those laws do anything for the victims here. They're not designed to. They're only designed to shut you up.
Remember some kids pushed a Chinese woman into a canal and the subsequent onslaught of concern and anguish in the media with NGOs and politicians calling for this, that and the other.
Where are their comments on these assaults? No where to be found. The only thing happening with these clips is they're being censored and ignored.
Think of all the new laws they're always pouring energy into which they say we need to give added protection to "the most vulnerable members of our communities".
None of those laws do anything for the victims here. They're not designed to. They're only designed to shut you up.
Remember some kids pushed a Chinese woman into a canal and the subsequent onslaught of concern and anguish in the media with NGOs and politicians calling for this, that and the other.
Where are their comments on these assaults? No where to be found. The only thing happening with these clips is they're being censored and ignored.
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Pharmacy forced to hire Irish graduate
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Claire Byrne had an item on during the week about a shortage of pharmacy staff.
It's so bad, this poor pharmacist speaking here was forced to hire an Irish graduate — imagine! Had to train them up and everything. Absolutely shocking.
Apparently the sector had been reliant on cheap labour from the EU but it went home during covid and didn't bother returning as the poor standard of living here is no longer worth it.
Consequently pharmacies want to import fully trained-up pharmacists from non-EU countries who are willing to suffer the conditions as out of 500 million EU citizens, they can't staff willing to work in their industry here — not even among the Ukrainians or asylum seekers we're told we need to pad our workforce.
In a functioning, sustainable economy, this would demonstrate the desperate need to improve the conditions of employment but instead they're allowed to reach for cheaper and easier solution and there's a mob primed to call you names if you object (who pretend they're for the workers).
It's so bad, this poor pharmacist speaking here was forced to hire an Irish graduate — imagine! Had to train them up and everything. Absolutely shocking.
Apparently the sector had been reliant on cheap labour from the EU but it went home during covid and didn't bother returning as the poor standard of living here is no longer worth it.
Consequently pharmacies want to import fully trained-up pharmacists from non-EU countries who are willing to suffer the conditions as out of 500 million EU citizens, they can't staff willing to work in their industry here — not even among the Ukrainians or asylum seekers we're told we need to pad our workforce.
In a functioning, sustainable economy, this would demonstrate the desperate need to improve the conditions of employment but instead they're allowed to reach for cheaper and easier solution and there's a mob primed to call you names if you object (who pretend they're for the workers).
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>The CSO figures show that the population of the Irish state has increased by 361,671 since the last Census taken in 2011. This represents a combination of a natural increase of births minus deaths of 171,338 plus a net inward migration of 190,333.
>we are clearly in the midst of a demographic change unprecedented since the mass starvation and emigration of the mid 19th century, and the earlier plantation of settlers from England, Scotland and Wales.
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>we are clearly in the midst of a demographic change unprecedented since the mass starvation and emigration of the mid 19th century, and the earlier plantation of settlers from England, Scotland and Wales.
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That Irish people are now a minority in two thirds of north inner city Dublin and the trajectory is looking bleaker by the day elsewhere across the nation is "progress" for who exactly?
Certainly for the anti-Irish Times it seems. They have a legacy to live up to, I suppose. The eradication of Ireland as progress.
That's also what China calls the state-driven migration of huge numbers of Han Chinese into Tibet. It's all positive stuff. The Dalai Lama calls it genocide and cultural cleansing meanwhile.
And you don't get to throw citizenships around like confetti and then poll the immigrants on whether they think their immigration into Ireland was a positive thing. They need to be excluded from any polling on immigration. Otherwise you're just putting their thumbs on the scales...but they know that.
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Certainly for the anti-Irish Times it seems. They have a legacy to live up to, I suppose. The eradication of Ireland as progress.
That's also what China calls the state-driven migration of huge numbers of Han Chinese into Tibet. It's all positive stuff. The Dalai Lama calls it genocide and cultural cleansing meanwhile.
And you don't get to throw citizenships around like confetti and then poll the immigrants on whether they think their immigration into Ireland was a positive thing. They need to be excluded from any polling on immigration. Otherwise you're just putting their thumbs on the scales...but they know that.
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They're calling the Dungarvan drag queen story fake news because the flasher was wearing underwear.
They think it's okay to make sexual gestures at children as long as you're covering your genitals...
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They think it's okay to make sexual gestures at children as long as you're covering your genitals...
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The trans apostate who tweeted about the anguish he has suffered over the mutilation of his genitalia at the hands of the NHS is suing them over their failure to take his mental health into account before the procedure.
'My first thought as I came round was Oh God! What have I done?'
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Some of the tweets about his ordeal were deleted by twitter but you can read them in an archive here which JK Rowling shared.
Ritchie Herron says not one professional explored whether mental health issues may have led him to believe he was trans.
Encouraging someone who thinks they're transgender to believe that they might in fact have a mental disorder is illegal under New Zealand's ban on "conversion practices". You're only allowed to "affirm their gender".
As I mentioned here, New Zealand's ban on "conversion practices" was cited as model for the legislation our current government wants to implement. The UK has excluded the trans element in their ban, but our Taoiseach doesn't want the type of debates around transgenderism taking place in the UK occurring here.
The NHS can't use the excuse that it was illegal to suggest to this man that his transgenderism was a mental health disorder. That might not be the case here once the ban comes into place.
The Daily Mail report says NHS gender clinics have seen a 1,700 per cent rise in referrals over the past ten years, accounted for mainly by children and young adults.
I can't see how all this transgenderism stuff isn't going to blow up in the faces of the people promoting it, but there's going to be a lot of tortured people before it does.
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'My first thought as I came round was Oh God! What have I done?'
🔗 dailymail.co.uk
Some of the tweets about his ordeal were deleted by twitter but you can read them in an archive here which JK Rowling shared.
Ritchie Herron says not one professional explored whether mental health issues may have led him to believe he was trans.
Encouraging someone who thinks they're transgender to believe that they might in fact have a mental disorder is illegal under New Zealand's ban on "conversion practices". You're only allowed to "affirm their gender".
As I mentioned here, New Zealand's ban on "conversion practices" was cited as model for the legislation our current government wants to implement. The UK has excluded the trans element in their ban, but our Taoiseach doesn't want the type of debates around transgenderism taking place in the UK occurring here.
The NHS can't use the excuse that it was illegal to suggest to this man that his transgenderism was a mental health disorder. That might not be the case here once the ban comes into place.
The Daily Mail report says NHS gender clinics have seen a 1,700 per cent rise in referrals over the past ten years, accounted for mainly by children and young adults.
I can't see how all this transgenderism stuff isn't going to blow up in the faces of the people promoting it, but there's going to be a lot of tortured people before it does.
🔗 dailymail.co.uk
Mail Online
'My first thought as I came round was Oh God! What have I done?': Man suing the NHS over trans surgery he bitterly regrets has…
EXCLUSIVE: Ritchie Herron, 35, has waived his right to anonymity to share his ordeal after he claims the NHS failed to take his mental health crisis into account before performing irreversible surgery.
“It’s not just vandalism against the monument, it’s vandalism against our heritage, our past and our future. It’s vandalism against Ireland.”
YES.
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YES.
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Footage of some of the 500 Africans who made it through the border of Morocco and Spanish-owned Melilla on Friday. Around 2,000 had attempted the border breach.
Looks like they must have been fleeing women and old people.
140 Moroccan security personnel and 49 Spanish police were injured while trying to prevent the invasion.
Last year the leader of a Western Saharan liberation movement was treated for covid-19 in a Spanish hospital. This upset Moroccan authorities to the degree that they unleashed 10,000 Africans on the border of Ceuta as punishment. You might remember Belarus was denounced for launching a similar weapon of mass migration, although the worst culprits are European leaders themselves and NGOs.
Anyway, Spain's relations with Morocco were patched up recently so Morocco did want to prevent this latest incursion, hence the large number of casualties. Moroccan TV reported 23 Africans also died of the injuries they sustained. Footage here and here.
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Looks like they must have been fleeing women and old people.
140 Moroccan security personnel and 49 Spanish police were injured while trying to prevent the invasion.
Last year the leader of a Western Saharan liberation movement was treated for covid-19 in a Spanish hospital. This upset Moroccan authorities to the degree that they unleashed 10,000 Africans on the border of Ceuta as punishment. You might remember Belarus was denounced for launching a similar weapon of mass migration, although the worst culprits are European leaders themselves and NGOs.
Anyway, Spain's relations with Morocco were patched up recently so Morocco did want to prevent this latest incursion, hence the large number of casualties. Moroccan TV reported 23 Africans also died of the injuries they sustained. Footage here and here.
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Interesting part of the above story is Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called the border-breach a “violent assault” and blamed it on “mafias who traffic in human beings”.
Earlier this month he warned that “Spain will not tolerate any use of the tragedy of illegal immigration as a means of pressure” and will seek to have “irregular migration” listed as one of the security threats on Nato’s southern flank.
He's from the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party.
This month Spain’s conservative Popular Party scored a huge election victory in Andalusia, Spain’s southernmost region. The Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party had never lost in Andalusia. But this time they captured only 30 seats. The Popular Party won 58 while the liberal Ciudadanos party went from 21 seats to none. Vox won 14.
Earlier this month he warned that “Spain will not tolerate any use of the tragedy of illegal immigration as a means of pressure” and will seek to have “irregular migration” listed as one of the security threats on Nato’s southern flank.
He's from the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party.
This month Spain’s conservative Popular Party scored a huge election victory in Andalusia, Spain’s southernmost region. The Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party had never lost in Andalusia. But this time they captured only 30 seats. The Popular Party won 58 while the liberal Ciudadanos party went from 21 seats to none. Vox won 14.
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Tomorrow I'm starting a 1000km walk from Galway, Ireland to Brussels, Belgium in protest against the EU and the current housing, homeless and cost of living crisis in Ireland. The walk will take approximately 28 days to complete and will enter Wales, England, France and Belgium. The walk is to highlight the current plight of the Irish people who are facing another upcoming recession less than 10 years after covering 50% of the overall debt generated by the EU in the previous recession.
The reason I'm walking to Brussels is to highlight the devastating impacts that the EU has had since Ireland joined. These issues involve home ownership decreases, land ownership decreases, child birth decreases, a growing mental health crisis, a growing homeless crisis, debt enslavement as well as watching Ireland's interests being shafted aside in order to entertain EU policies.
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The reason I'm walking to Brussels is to highlight the devastating impacts that the EU has had since Ireland joined. These issues involve home ownership decreases, land ownership decreases, child birth decreases, a growing mental health crisis, a growing homeless crisis, debt enslavement as well as watching Ireland's interests being shafted aside in order to entertain EU policies.
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This is why you can't afford a hotel Paddy.
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>“The departments now wish to examine and learn from other countries that have enacted legislation, supported and engaged with gender recognition for under-16s,” a tender request document states. The research, it said, will also “provide practical advice on establishing mechanisms to recognise the preferred gender of children aged under 16 in Ireland”.
>During the review of the 2015 Act, a public consultation was carried out and 54 submissions were received on the issue of gender recognition for under-16s. “The majority of submissions were broadly supportive of extending provision for gender recognition to children under 16 years,” the request for tender states.
>The review recommended “a system of gender recognition should be introduced for children of any age” where there is parental consent. There should also be a legal process for cases where parents do not give consent or if it is not possible or safe to seek parental consent.
🔗 irishtimes.com
>During the review of the 2015 Act, a public consultation was carried out and 54 submissions were received on the issue of gender recognition for under-16s. “The majority of submissions were broadly supportive of extending provision for gender recognition to children under 16 years,” the request for tender states.
>The review recommended “a system of gender recognition should be introduced for children of any age” where there is parental consent. There should also be a legal process for cases where parents do not give consent or if it is not possible or safe to seek parental consent.
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