Gardaí to be calling decent citizens over free speech.... if not STOPPED
Anti-Freespeech law Madness... listen to the phone call ⬇️
FYI.. via late stage Ireland on telegram ⬇️
''This is Kellie-Jay Keen AKA Posie Parker who's a charismatic English campaigner for women's rights.
Keen doesn't believe men who think they are women should be allowed in female spaces, nor does she believe children should be encouraged to take puberty blockers or remove their genitalia.
Keen holds rallies and gives talks all over the world. This is probably her best presentation.
The British police have just phoned Keen and asker her to come to Brighton for an interview because she's been accused of committing a hate crime while holding a rally there earlier in September. She didn't assault anybody in Brighton. All she did was speak to a group of like-minded people and expressed her views on the transgender ideology. The interview will be used to to try to incriminate her.
This is the power gardaí will have under the new hate speech legislation in Ireland. ''
STOPPING Helen McEntee's Anti-Freespeech laws, that the Government is rushing to get passed, MUST right now be a priority for every freedom loving person.
Otherwise you will be gagged in what you can say ... if the Government don't like it they can call it illegal 'hate speech'
Free Speech People's Rally is happening on Saturday the 3rd of December.
Defend your Free Speech
Assemble at O'Connell Bridge at 1pm .. we will be moving through the city. Please attend and support if at all possible. Share notice & tell people. Thanks
Let your voice be free
Let your voice be heard
#SaveOurSpeech #SOS
Video posted by Posie Parker 7 hours ago .. police call
https://youtu.be/SC905EneF0s
Anti-Freespeech law Madness... listen to the phone call ⬇️
FYI.. via late stage Ireland on telegram ⬇️
''This is Kellie-Jay Keen AKA Posie Parker who's a charismatic English campaigner for women's rights.
Keen doesn't believe men who think they are women should be allowed in female spaces, nor does she believe children should be encouraged to take puberty blockers or remove their genitalia.
Keen holds rallies and gives talks all over the world. This is probably her best presentation.
The British police have just phoned Keen and asker her to come to Brighton for an interview because she's been accused of committing a hate crime while holding a rally there earlier in September. She didn't assault anybody in Brighton. All she did was speak to a group of like-minded people and expressed her views on the transgender ideology. The interview will be used to to try to incriminate her.
This is the power gardaí will have under the new hate speech legislation in Ireland. ''
STOPPING Helen McEntee's Anti-Freespeech laws, that the Government is rushing to get passed, MUST right now be a priority for every freedom loving person.
Otherwise you will be gagged in what you can say ... if the Government don't like it they can call it illegal 'hate speech'
Free Speech People's Rally is happening on Saturday the 3rd of December.
Defend your Free Speech
Assemble at O'Connell Bridge at 1pm .. we will be moving through the city. Please attend and support if at all possible. Share notice & tell people. Thanks
Let your voice be free
Let your voice be heard
#SaveOurSpeech #SOS
Video posted by Posie Parker 7 hours ago .. police call
https://youtu.be/SC905EneF0s
Stopping the Helen McEntee's Anti-Freespeech laws, that the Government is rushing to get passed, MUST right now be a priority for every freedom loving person.
Otherwise you will be gagged in what you can say ... if the Government don't like it they can call it hate speech
Free Speech People's Rally is happening on Saturday the 3rd of December.
Defend your Free Speech
Assemble at O'Connell Bridge at 1pm .. we will be moving through the city. Please attend and support if at all possible. Thanks
Let your voice be free
Let your voice free
Sharing FYI
As regime far left lackeys, IRSP etc, try to hijack decent people's protest ...
You can let the anti-irish slimes know what u think at the fb link below
22/11/22
>A second demonstration took place on Monday in response to the arrival of 100 male asylum seekers in East Wall and the same number at a property on North Richmond Street. The arrival of people from Afghanistan, Nigeria and Somalia was not flagged to Dublin City Council officials and councillors, political sources suggested.
>[V]ideos showed men being filmed disembarking a bus, the entire scenario referred to in one post as the “new plantation of Ireland”.
>Politicians believe such responses are the product of far-right and, in other cases, far-left groups who often piggyback on the concerns of local residents. Demonstrations organised locally are then promoted online and exploited to further political agendas.
>A campaign in Kill against efforts to house refugees at a local equestrian centre has encountered similar issues. Organisers, in an attempt to protect the legitimacy of their concerns, have attempted to distance themselves from “a small group… that have tried to infiltrate the group and hijack” a demonstration on Sunday.
>The Kill group and members of the East Wall community are due to protest outside the Dáil on Tuesday.
-Mark Hilliard
https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/social-affairs/2022/11/21/exploitation-of-community-fears-around-housing-for-refugees-sparks-concern/
https://archive.ph/C8X8u
https://twitter.com/IrishTimes/status/1594839402001203200
https://www.facebook.com/45441411157/posts/10159290592316158/
Otherwise you will be gagged in what you can say ... if the Government don't like it they can call it hate speech
Free Speech People's Rally is happening on Saturday the 3rd of December.
Defend your Free Speech
Assemble at O'Connell Bridge at 1pm .. we will be moving through the city. Please attend and support if at all possible. Thanks
Let your voice be free
Let your voice free
Sharing FYI
As regime far left lackeys, IRSP etc, try to hijack decent people's protest ...
You can let the anti-irish slimes know what u think at the fb link below
22/11/22
>A second demonstration took place on Monday in response to the arrival of 100 male asylum seekers in East Wall and the same number at a property on North Richmond Street. The arrival of people from Afghanistan, Nigeria and Somalia was not flagged to Dublin City Council officials and councillors, political sources suggested.
>[V]ideos showed men being filmed disembarking a bus, the entire scenario referred to in one post as the “new plantation of Ireland”.
>Politicians believe such responses are the product of far-right and, in other cases, far-left groups who often piggyback on the concerns of local residents. Demonstrations organised locally are then promoted online and exploited to further political agendas.
>A campaign in Kill against efforts to house refugees at a local equestrian centre has encountered similar issues. Organisers, in an attempt to protect the legitimacy of their concerns, have attempted to distance themselves from “a small group… that have tried to infiltrate the group and hijack” a demonstration on Sunday.
>The Kill group and members of the East Wall community are due to protest outside the Dáil on Tuesday.
-Mark Hilliard
https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/social-affairs/2022/11/21/exploitation-of-community-fears-around-housing-for-refugees-sparks-concern/
https://archive.ph/C8X8u
https://twitter.com/IrishTimes/status/1594839402001203200
https://www.facebook.com/45441411157/posts/10159290592316158/
The Irish Times
Politicians voice concern over nature of protests against housing for refugees
Extremist groups believed to be hijacking protests over lack of community consultation in East Wall and Kildare
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So this is what the regime's propaganda rag, the Anti-Irish Times is publishing for their masters. ⬇️
if anyone cares .. just sharing in case anyone wants to know what they are saying for 'official' Ireland ..and find that is behind a paywell
Politicians have expressed concern at the ability of far-right groups to exploit community anger over a lack of consultation about the housing of refugees and asylum seekers in some areas.
Demonstrations in Dublin’s East Wall area over the arrival of dozens of men in recent days have generated a noticeable response from fringe interests online and on the ground. Local representatives said this followed a lack of consultation about the move from the Department of Children, which is responsible for housing people at a time when accommodation options are in short supply.
“A vacuum is formed,” said Fine Gael councillor Ray McAdam of cases where information is not provided in advance. “When you have a vacuum, all sorts of information and details are bandied about; a lot of it is false but very quickly it is perceived to be true.”
Since plans to use a former ESB office building in East Wall as an accommodation centre emerged late last week, a good deal of anti-immigration rhetoric has circulated online in response. With protests being promoted through social media, the line between local concerns around a lack of consultation and the broader agendas of certain groups has been blurred.
A second demonstration took place on Monday in response to the arrival of 100 male asylum seekers in East Wall and the same number at a property on North Richmond Street. The arrival of people from Afghanistan, Nigeria and Somalia was not flagged to Dublin City Council officials and councillors, political sources suggested.
“It’s a bit much to arrange a meeting with councillors on a Friday evening after people have moved in already,” said Labour councillor Joe Costello, who called for officials to circulate information leaflets in advance.
‘Far-right’ fuel
“It’s the sort of scenario that gives fuel to the far-right. They can play on it and get people’s fears worked up.”
A video posted online on Sunday showed a man, having apparently walked out of the East Wall facility, being approached and questioned by a “citizen journalist” who had made similar recordings in Kill, Co Kildare, and Killarney, Co Kerry, other areas where accommodation plans have sparked unrest.
“Do strangers come into your country?” he was asked.
Another man can be heard asking: “Are you here claiming asylum [wearing] them nice runners?”
Other videos showed men being filmed disembarking a bus, the entire scenario referred to in one post as the “new plantation of Ireland”.
Politicians believe such responses are the product of far-right and, in other cases, far-left groups who often piggyback on the concerns of local residents. Demonstrations organised locally are then promoted online and exploited to further political agendas.
Playing down anti-immigrant sentiment generally, Green Party councillor Janet Horner said a large proportion of the community in the East Wall area came from outside Ireland and had been welcomed.
Frustration felt
“People live well alongside each other; there are [as] many languages, colours, ethnic foods as you will find elsewhere in the country,” she said, while also noting the frustration of some who felt they were left in the dark over the recent plans.
Mr McAdam said the last three days
had been “all about the hard-right and the far-left… geeing this up and causing consternation and further fear”.
A campaign in Kill against efforts to house refugees at a local equestrian centre has encountered similar issues. Organisers, in an attempt to protect the legitimacy of their concerns, have attempted to distance themselves from “a small group… that have tried to infiltrate the group and hijack” a demonstration on Sunday.
The Kill group and members of the East Wall community are due to protest outside the Dáil on Tuesday.
if anyone cares .. just sharing in case anyone wants to know what they are saying for 'official' Ireland ..and find that is behind a paywell
Politicians have expressed concern at the ability of far-right groups to exploit community anger over a lack of consultation about the housing of refugees and asylum seekers in some areas.
Demonstrations in Dublin’s East Wall area over the arrival of dozens of men in recent days have generated a noticeable response from fringe interests online and on the ground. Local representatives said this followed a lack of consultation about the move from the Department of Children, which is responsible for housing people at a time when accommodation options are in short supply.
“A vacuum is formed,” said Fine Gael councillor Ray McAdam of cases where information is not provided in advance. “When you have a vacuum, all sorts of information and details are bandied about; a lot of it is false but very quickly it is perceived to be true.”
Since plans to use a former ESB office building in East Wall as an accommodation centre emerged late last week, a good deal of anti-immigration rhetoric has circulated online in response. With protests being promoted through social media, the line between local concerns around a lack of consultation and the broader agendas of certain groups has been blurred.
A second demonstration took place on Monday in response to the arrival of 100 male asylum seekers in East Wall and the same number at a property on North Richmond Street. The arrival of people from Afghanistan, Nigeria and Somalia was not flagged to Dublin City Council officials and councillors, political sources suggested.
“It’s a bit much to arrange a meeting with councillors on a Friday evening after people have moved in already,” said Labour councillor Joe Costello, who called for officials to circulate information leaflets in advance.
‘Far-right’ fuel
“It’s the sort of scenario that gives fuel to the far-right. They can play on it and get people’s fears worked up.”
A video posted online on Sunday showed a man, having apparently walked out of the East Wall facility, being approached and questioned by a “citizen journalist” who had made similar recordings in Kill, Co Kildare, and Killarney, Co Kerry, other areas where accommodation plans have sparked unrest.
“Do strangers come into your country?” he was asked.
Another man can be heard asking: “Are you here claiming asylum [wearing] them nice runners?”
Other videos showed men being filmed disembarking a bus, the entire scenario referred to in one post as the “new plantation of Ireland”.
Politicians believe such responses are the product of far-right and, in other cases, far-left groups who often piggyback on the concerns of local residents. Demonstrations organised locally are then promoted online and exploited to further political agendas.
Playing down anti-immigrant sentiment generally, Green Party councillor Janet Horner said a large proportion of the community in the East Wall area came from outside Ireland and had been welcomed.
Frustration felt
“People live well alongside each other; there are [as] many languages, colours, ethnic foods as you will find elsewhere in the country,” she said, while also noting the frustration of some who felt they were left in the dark over the recent plans.
Mr McAdam said the last three days
had been “all about the hard-right and the far-left… geeing this up and causing consternation and further fear”.
A campaign in Kill against efforts to house refugees at a local equestrian centre has encountered similar issues. Organisers, in an attempt to protect the legitimacy of their concerns, have attempted to distance themselves from “a small group… that have tried to infiltrate the group and hijack” a demonstration on Sunday.
The Kill group and members of the East Wall community are due to protest outside the Dáil on Tuesday.
Much of the response has stemmed from a sharp rise in the numbers seeking asylum in the State. There have been some 14,000 international protection applications in the last 12 months, up from a previous annual average of some 3,500, and there is currently a chronic lack of available accommodation. Government projections indicate a possible shortfall of 15,000 beds by December.
“The pressure to accommodate over 64,000 people (including those fleeing the war in Ukraine) since the start of the year has led to significant shortages particularly for the international protection cohort,” a Department of Children spokeswoman said. “The department has been forced to avail of all offers of accommodation made, including the use of office buildings such as the building in East Wall.”
Capacity at the East Wall building is 380, with families and single adults accommodated on separate “access-controlled” floors, she said, adding that more information would be provided directly to the community in the coming days.
“The pressure to accommodate over 64,000 people (including those fleeing the war in Ukraine) since the start of the year has led to significant shortages particularly for the international protection cohort,” a Department of Children spokeswoman said. “The department has been forced to avail of all offers of accommodation made, including the use of office buildings such as the building in East Wall.”
Capacity at the East Wall building is 380, with families and single adults accommodated on separate “access-controlled” floors, she said, adding that more information would be provided directly to the community in the coming days.
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Forwarded from Tracey O'Mahony
On the 16th of November 2022, TD's were asked to vote on whether the new Hate Speech/Crime Bill should be read for a second time, noting that if TD's voted No, this would mean the Bill would not be considered any further. This vote is important because it gives an indication of who and how many TD's will vote to criminalise YOUR speech once this Bill has gone through all 5 stages of Dail Eireann. Note that the Bill is now at stage 2. From the attached you will note that 120 TD's voted to have this Bill moved to the next stage, whereas only 13 TD's objected. You need to start HOUNDING every TD in this country if you want to stop this Bill becoming a law. It starts with speech you cannot use, and soon evolves into speech you are compelled to use. They will further distort history, biology, science etc and we will be under criminal sanction if we disagree or criticise them.
Forwarded from Tracey O'Mahony
On the 16th of November 2022, TD's were asked to vote on whether the new Hate Speech/Crime Bill should be read for a second time, noting that if TD's voted No, this would mean the Bill would not be considered any further. This vote is important because it gives an indication of who and how many TD's will vote to criminalise YOUR speech once this Bill has gone through all 5 stages of Dail Eireann. Note that the Bill is now at stage 2. From the attached you will note that 120 TD's voted to have this Bill moved to the next stage, whereas only 13 TD's objected. You need to start HOUNDING every TD in this country if you want to stop this Bill becoming a law. It starts with speech you cannot use, and soon evolves into speech you are compelled to use. They will further distort history, biology, science etc and we will be under criminal sanction if we disagree or criticise them.
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Forwarded from Peter Madden
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At the moment it seems that only certain views are allowed…
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Dáil Éireann debate -
Wednesday, 16 Nov 2022
Vol. 1029 No. 4
Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Bill 2022: Second Stage (Resumed)
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Catherine Connolly
An Leas-Cheann Comhairle
I must now deal with a postponed division relating to Second Stage of the Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Bill 2022 (Second Stage) taken on Thursday, 10 November 2022. On the question, "That the Bill be now read a Second Time", a division was claimed and in accordance with Standing Order 80(2) that division must be taken now.
Question put: "That the Bill be now read a Second Time."
The Dáil divided: Tá, 120; Níl, 13; Staon, 0.
Tá
Bacik, Ivana.
Berry, Cathal.
Brady, John.
Brophy, Colm.
Browne, James.
Browne, Martin.
Bruton, Richard.
Buckley, Pat.
Burke, Colm.
Butler, Mary.
Byrne, Thomas.
Cahill, Jackie.
Cairns, Holly.
Calleary, Dara.
Cannon, Ciarán.
Carey, Joe.
Carroll MacNeill, Jennifer.
Carthy, Matt.
Chambers, Jack.
Clarke, Sorca.
Collins, Joan.
Collins, Niall.
Costello, Patrick.
Cowen, Barry.
Cronin, Réada.
Crowe, Cathal.
Crowe, Seán.
Cullinane, David.
Daly, Pa.
Devlin, Cormac.
Dillon, Alan.
Doherty, Pearse.
Donnelly, Paul.
Donnelly, Stephen.
Donohoe, Paschal.
Duffy, Francis Noel.
Durkan, Bernard J.
Ellis, Dessie.
English, Damien.
Feighan, Frankie.
Flaherty, Joe.
Flanagan, Charles.
Fleming, Sean.
Foley, Norma.
Funchion, Kathleen.
Gould, Thomas.
Griffin, Brendan.
Guirke, Johnny.
Harkin, Marian.
Harris, Simon.
Haughey, Seán.
Heydon, Martin.
Higgins, Emer.
Howlin, Brendan.
Humphreys, Heather.
Kehoe, Paul.
Kenny, Martin.
Kerrane, Claire.
Lawless, James.
Leddin, Brian.
Mac Lochlainn, Pádraig.
Madigan, Josepha.
Martin, Catherine.
Martin, Micheál.
Matthews, Steven.
McAuliffe, Paul.
McConalogue, Charlie.
McGrath, Michael.
McGuinness, John.
Mitchell, Denise.
Moynihan, Aindrias.
Moynihan, Michael.
Munster, Imelda.
Murnane O'Connor, Jennifer.
Murphy, Catherine.
Mythen, Johnny.
Nash, Ged.
Naughten, Denis.
Naughton, Hildegarde.
Noonan, Malcolm.
O'Brien, Darragh.
O'Brien, Joe.
O'Callaghan, Cian.
O'Callaghan, Jim.
O'Connor, James.
O'Dea, Willie.
O'Donnell, Kieran.
O'Donovan, Patrick.
O'Dowd, Fergus.
O'Gorman, Roderic.
O'Reilly, Louise.
O'Rourke, Darren.
O'Sullivan, Christopher.
O'Sullivan, Pádraig.
Ó Broin, Eoin.
Ó Cathasaigh, Marc.
Ó Cuív, Éamon.
Ó Laoghaire, Donnchadh.
Ó Murchú, Ruairí.
Ó Ríordáin, Aodhán.
Ó Snodaigh, Aengus.
Pringle, Thomas.
Quinlivan, Maurice.
Rabbitte, Anne.
Richmond, Neale.
Ring, Michael.
Ryan, Patricia.
Sherlock, Sean.
Shortall, Róisín.
Smith, Brendan.
Smith, Duncan.
Smyth, Niamh.
Smyth, Ossian.
Stanley, Brian.
Stanton, David.
Troy, Robert.
Tully, Pauline.
Varadkar, Leo.
Whitmore, Jennifer.
Wynne, Violet-Anne.
Níl
Barry, Mick.
Boyd Barrett, Richard.
Canney, Seán.
Collins, Michael.
Fitzmaurice, Michael.
Kenny, Gino.
McGrath, Mattie.
McNamara, Michael.
Murphy, Paul.
Murphy, Verona.
Nolan, Carol.
O'Donoghue, Richard.
Shanahan, Matt.
Staon
Tellers: Tá, Deputies Jack Chambers and Brendan Griffin; Níl, Deputies Mattie McGrath and Michael Collins.
Question declared carried.
Tailte Éireann Bill 2022: Report and Final Stages
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Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Bill 2022: Referral to Select Committee
Dáil Éireann debate -
Wednesday, 16 Nov 2022
Vol. 1029 No. 4
Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Bill 2022: Second Stage (Resumed)
Back to table of contents
Catherine Connolly
An Leas-Cheann Comhairle
I must now deal with a postponed division relating to Second Stage of the Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Bill 2022 (Second Stage) taken on Thursday, 10 November 2022. On the question, "That the Bill be now read a Second Time", a division was claimed and in accordance with Standing Order 80(2) that division must be taken now.
Question put: "That the Bill be now read a Second Time."
The Dáil divided: Tá, 120; Níl, 13; Staon, 0.
Tá
Bacik, Ivana.
Berry, Cathal.
Brady, John.
Brophy, Colm.
Browne, James.
Browne, Martin.
Bruton, Richard.
Buckley, Pat.
Burke, Colm.
Butler, Mary.
Byrne, Thomas.
Cahill, Jackie.
Cairns, Holly.
Calleary, Dara.
Cannon, Ciarán.
Carey, Joe.
Carroll MacNeill, Jennifer.
Carthy, Matt.
Chambers, Jack.
Clarke, Sorca.
Collins, Joan.
Collins, Niall.
Costello, Patrick.
Cowen, Barry.
Cronin, Réada.
Crowe, Cathal.
Crowe, Seán.
Cullinane, David.
Daly, Pa.
Devlin, Cormac.
Dillon, Alan.
Doherty, Pearse.
Donnelly, Paul.
Donnelly, Stephen.
Donohoe, Paschal.
Duffy, Francis Noel.
Durkan, Bernard J.
Ellis, Dessie.
English, Damien.
Feighan, Frankie.
Flaherty, Joe.
Flanagan, Charles.
Fleming, Sean.
Foley, Norma.
Funchion, Kathleen.
Gould, Thomas.
Griffin, Brendan.
Guirke, Johnny.
Harkin, Marian.
Harris, Simon.
Haughey, Seán.
Heydon, Martin.
Higgins, Emer.
Howlin, Brendan.
Humphreys, Heather.
Kehoe, Paul.
Kenny, Martin.
Kerrane, Claire.
Lawless, James.
Leddin, Brian.
Mac Lochlainn, Pádraig.
Madigan, Josepha.
Martin, Catherine.
Martin, Micheál.
Matthews, Steven.
McAuliffe, Paul.
McConalogue, Charlie.
McGrath, Michael.
McGuinness, John.
Mitchell, Denise.
Moynihan, Aindrias.
Moynihan, Michael.
Munster, Imelda.
Murnane O'Connor, Jennifer.
Murphy, Catherine.
Mythen, Johnny.
Nash, Ged.
Naughten, Denis.
Naughton, Hildegarde.
Noonan, Malcolm.
O'Brien, Darragh.
O'Brien, Joe.
O'Callaghan, Cian.
O'Callaghan, Jim.
O'Connor, James.
O'Dea, Willie.
O'Donnell, Kieran.
O'Donovan, Patrick.
O'Dowd, Fergus.
O'Gorman, Roderic.
O'Reilly, Louise.
O'Rourke, Darren.
O'Sullivan, Christopher.
O'Sullivan, Pádraig.
Ó Broin, Eoin.
Ó Cathasaigh, Marc.
Ó Cuív, Éamon.
Ó Laoghaire, Donnchadh.
Ó Murchú, Ruairí.
Ó Ríordáin, Aodhán.
Ó Snodaigh, Aengus.
Pringle, Thomas.
Quinlivan, Maurice.
Rabbitte, Anne.
Richmond, Neale.
Ring, Michael.
Ryan, Patricia.
Sherlock, Sean.
Shortall, Róisín.
Smith, Brendan.
Smith, Duncan.
Smyth, Niamh.
Smyth, Ossian.
Stanley, Brian.
Stanton, David.
Troy, Robert.
Tully, Pauline.
Varadkar, Leo.
Whitmore, Jennifer.
Wynne, Violet-Anne.
Níl
Barry, Mick.
Boyd Barrett, Richard.
Canney, Seán.
Collins, Michael.
Fitzmaurice, Michael.
Kenny, Gino.
McGrath, Mattie.
McNamara, Michael.
Murphy, Paul.
Murphy, Verona.
Nolan, Carol.
O'Donoghue, Richard.
Shanahan, Matt.
Staon
Tellers: Tá, Deputies Jack Chambers and Brendan Griffin; Níl, Deputies Mattie McGrath and Michael Collins.
Question declared carried.
Tailte Éireann Bill 2022: Report and Final Stages
Back to table of contents
Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Bill 2022: Referral to Select Committee
Forwarded from Tracey O'Mahony
On the 16th of November 2022, TD's were asked to vote on whether the new Hate Speech/Crime Bill should be read for a second time, noting that if TD's voted No, this would mean the Bill would not be considered any further. This vote is important because it gives an indication of who and how many TD's will vote to criminalise YOUR speech once this Bill has gone through all 5 stages of Dail Eireann. Note that the Bill is now at stage 2. From the attached you will note that 120 TD's voted to have this Bill moved to the next stage, whereas only 13 TD's objected. You need to start HOUNDING every TD in this country if you want to stop this Bill becoming a law. It starts with speech you cannot use, and soon evolves into speech you are compelled to use. They will further distort history, biology, science etc and we will be under criminal sanction if we disagree or criticise them.
Please share share share guys .. we all need to do whatever we can to make this successful and stop McEntee's Anti-Freespeech law.
Bring whatever you have to amplify your voice, both audio and visually.. make placards , banners , whatever .. bring drums, whistles, musical instruments.
Biscuit tin lids and heavy bolts make some racket .. we need to make a big impact that day.
You might consider putting this picture as ur profile pic to help raise awareness and spread the word and ask others to do so too. Thanks
Bring whatever you have to amplify your voice, both audio and visually.. make placards , banners , whatever .. bring drums, whistles, musical instruments.
Biscuit tin lids and heavy bolts make some racket .. we need to make a big impact that day.
You might consider putting this picture as ur profile pic to help raise awareness and spread the word and ask others to do so too. Thanks
Please share share share guys, across all social media.. we all need to do whatever we can to make this successful and stop McEntee's Anti-Freespeech law.
Bring whatever you have to amplify your voice, both audio and visually.. make placards , banners , whatever .. bring drums, whistles, musical instruments.
Biscuit tin lids and heavy bolts make some racket .. we need to make a big impact that day.
You might consider putting this picture as ur profile pic to help raise awareness and spread the word and ask others to do so too. Thanks
Bring whatever you have to amplify your voice, both audio and visually.. make placards , banners , whatever .. bring drums, whistles, musical instruments.
Biscuit tin lids and heavy bolts make some racket .. we need to make a big impact that day.
You might consider putting this picture as ur profile pic to help raise awareness and spread the word and ask others to do so too. Thanks
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Forwarded from Peter Madden Channel
Please share share share guys, across all social media.. we all need to do whatever we can to make this successful and stop McEntee's Anti-Freespeech law.
Bring whatever you have to amplify your voice, both audio and visually.. make placards , banners , whatever .. bring drums, whistles, musical instruments.
Biscuit tin lids and heavy bolts make some racket .. we need to make a big impact that day.
You might consider putting this picture as ur profile pic to help raise awareness and spread the word and ask others to do so too. Thanks
Bring whatever you have to amplify your voice, both audio and visually.. make placards , banners , whatever .. bring drums, whistles, musical instruments.
Biscuit tin lids and heavy bolts make some racket .. we need to make a big impact that day.
You might consider putting this picture as ur profile pic to help raise awareness and spread the word and ask others to do so too. Thanks
Forwarded from The Irish Inquiry
"Sometimes the oppressed become the oppressors" Senator Eileen Flynn states, referring to the protesters in the disadvantaged community of #EastWall, where a horde of unchecked, fit, young males have been dumped without consultation.
The irony is lost on Ms. Flynn (a member of the travelling community) as she displays a perfect example of a once oppressed person becoming the oppressor the moment she uttered these words.
The dictionary definition of oppressor is an "unjust or cruel exercise of authority or power."
What authority or power does Eileen Flynn think the people of #EastWall have exactly? The reason they are protesting is because they have been given no power or authority and indeed have been oppressed by an unjust and cruel authority. A corrupt machine that Senator Flynn is a part of.
She herself can no longer claim to be oppressed, standing in her role as a now privileged, well paid woman with power, besmirching a community where mothers are rightly concerned and locals don't want to share their already lacking resources or amenities with economic grifters.
She tries as others have, to pass these men off as genuine refugees. Addressing them directly, she arrogantly speaks for both the travelling community and the rest of the country, asserting that "millions" of Irish welcome them.
It's infuriating. But also a good thing. Finally Flynn and many like her are showing the public exactly who they are and what rights they think the Irish working class should have, which is precisely none. It can only serve to go against them, adding power to the momentum of Irish communities rising up and standing their ground, in what is a historical watershed moment in Irish history, perhaps the most significant since the Irish civil war.
https://twitter.com/JRD0000/status/1595208809999482882?t=j8jBaecbwM7xL7m1WtGMBg&s=35
The irony is lost on Ms. Flynn (a member of the travelling community) as she displays a perfect example of a once oppressed person becoming the oppressor the moment she uttered these words.
The dictionary definition of oppressor is an "unjust or cruel exercise of authority or power."
What authority or power does Eileen Flynn think the people of #EastWall have exactly? The reason they are protesting is because they have been given no power or authority and indeed have been oppressed by an unjust and cruel authority. A corrupt machine that Senator Flynn is a part of.
She herself can no longer claim to be oppressed, standing in her role as a now privileged, well paid woman with power, besmirching a community where mothers are rightly concerned and locals don't want to share their already lacking resources or amenities with economic grifters.
She tries as others have, to pass these men off as genuine refugees. Addressing them directly, she arrogantly speaks for both the travelling community and the rest of the country, asserting that "millions" of Irish welcome them.
It's infuriating. But also a good thing. Finally Flynn and many like her are showing the public exactly who they are and what rights they think the Irish working class should have, which is precisely none. It can only serve to go against them, adding power to the momentum of Irish communities rising up and standing their ground, in what is a historical watershed moment in Irish history, perhaps the most significant since the Irish civil war.
https://twitter.com/JRD0000/status/1595208809999482882?t=j8jBaecbwM7xL7m1WtGMBg&s=35
Forwarded from Peter Madden Channel
Please share share share guys, across all social media.. we all need to do whatever we can to make this successful and stop McEntee's Anti-Freespeech law.
Bring whatever you have to amplify your voice, both audio and visually.. make placards , banners , whatever .. bring drums, whistles, musical instruments.
Biscuit tin lids and heavy bolts make some racket .. we need to make a big impact that day.
You might consider putting this picture as ur profile pic to help raise awareness and spread the word and ask others to do so too. Thanks
Bring whatever you have to amplify your voice, both audio and visually.. make placards , banners , whatever .. bring drums, whistles, musical instruments.
Biscuit tin lids and heavy bolts make some racket .. we need to make a big impact that day.
You might consider putting this picture as ur profile pic to help raise awareness and spread the word and ask others to do so too. Thanks
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