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THE ‘NEW’ FRANCE: RECORD DEBT, RISING TENSIONS, MASS IMMIGRATION AND A GOVERNMENT PAINTED INTO A CORNER.
THE ‘NEW’ FRANCE: RECORD DEBT, RISING TENSIONS, MASS IMMIGRATION AND A GOVERNMENT PAINTED INTO A CORNER. Is what’s happening in France an immigration problem? Yes and no. France has record debt, some of the highest taxes in the developed world, high welfare and a government spending around €1.7 trillion a year while bringing in only €1.5 trillion. In 2025, it paid around €65 billion just in interest on its debt. That’s €65 billion gone before a single extra hospital bed or teacher can be paid for. And the bill is only going to get bigger. So what happens when you’ve taxed people to the hilt, services are under pressure and borrowing more becomes increasingly expensive? You cut spending or you tax people even more. Either way, ordinary people lose. Now throw mass immigration, failed integration and rising tensions into the mix. Do you see the problem? People are fighting over immigration, left versus right, native versus immigrant, while France’s finances are getting worse and the government is running out of room to manoeuvre. And this is where it gets interesting. Because when people are angry, struggling to pay bills and watching their standard of living fall, they look for someone to blame. The immigrant. The left. The right. Anyone but the people making the decisions. And that’s the real danger. Immigration is a problem. But it’s not the only problem. And if we only argue about immigration, we miss the bigger picture. It’s not just France though…..is it? Look at the debt. Look at the division. Look at the direction we’re all heading. While everyone is looking at each other, very few, nowhere near enough, are looking up.
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Regarding the consent ad. The fact is, children are legally incapable of giving consent. I’d be wary of any weirdos who invoke the concept of children’s consent when discussing rape and sexual subjects.
🇮🇪 The Irish state has published an advert discouraging grandparents from hugging their grandchildren, as part of a campaign designed to promote "consent".
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We, the Irish people, call on the Irish Government to support a joint-petition to the President under Article 27 of the Irish Constitution. This joint-petition will enable the President to call a referendum on the proposed removal of Ireland’s Triple Lock for the Irish Defence Forces to operate in overseas operations, which we believe to be of paramount national importance. Sign the petition... independentireland.ie/petiti…
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"what should we do about the rise of the far left?" Another unexpected and excellent article in the legacy media this week. This time it is Eoin O Malley Malley writing for The Sunday Independent (he is also an Associate Professor in politics at the School of Law and Government at Dublin City University) who wonders if everybody has been wrongly focusing on so called "far right" when really it is the far left who are a threat to our society, with their propensity for being violent and encouraging violence in the pursuit of their ideological obsessions. We have put the full article within this post. He has a go at @pb4p here, and won't be popular with his students after the mid term for that. Perhaps he may even have to deal with what we have had to deal with on a regular basis now for years - unprovoked aggressive physical and verbal attacks from far leftists, along with targeted campaigns of harassment, that most often go unpunished. They view everything through the lens of oppressor versus oppressed, and apparently having an opposing view to them makes you "the oppressor", hence they feel they have a right to unleash hell upon you. We hope @AnMailleach will not have to deal with these so called "anti fascists" (they are of course the real fascists), yet that is the reality of what you have to put up with when these ideologues feel entitled to target you. The far left have really let their mask slip and others are FINALLY starting to see how dangerous they actually are, and how they've marched through our institutions, capturing them along the path. A lot of damage has been done by now - but we welcome the change of tone, even if it is as the clock strikes thirteen... "After alarmism over far right, has France shown we’re looking in wrong direction?" Every month, the Sunday Independent asks a sample of Irish people to choose the issues that most concern them. Top come cost of living, housing and immigration. At the bottom are usually social media, the Trump administration, Gaza and the rise of the far right. Though the polls show few people regard these as very important, the State spends an inordinate amount of time and energy on them. The rise of the far right was the reason the previous justice minister, Helen McEntee, wanted to introduce hate-speech legislation. When asked what the far right was, she couldn’t define it, but she saw it was people who might question migration policy and be "anti-government". I was in the US last week, having been asked to speak about the rise of the far right in Ireland. As many cities in France burned because of protests encouraged by far-left leaders, I asked whether concerns were misplaced. Should we not be asking what to do about the rise of the far left? The protests in France emerged from concerns over school funding and probably a sense that career progression has been upended. In the rioting and looting that followed, far-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon praised “white and ugly”. We also see intellectuals such as Nobel prize winner Annie Ernaux defending the protests on the basis that they are standing up to “austerity”, ignoring the galactic cost of the French state. They stood up to austerity by looting luxury shops. Louis Vuitton for all? While some of that rioting and looting might have been opportunistic and recreational, one might have said the same about the Dublin riots two years ago. Yet those riots sparked reams of statements from politicians concerned about the rise of the far right. We see no such hand-wringing for events in France. In fact, People Before Profit has celebrated what it terms the “youth revolt”. The Denakryte party has a meeting next Thursday where it will bring together people to “build a movement here capable of confronting capitalism”. PBP wants to bring protests “from the streets of Paris to the streets of Dublin”. Were it not for the haplessness of PBP’s leadership, one might think that the State should do something about this. It is hardly overstating the case to say that the threat to France is existential. We absolutely do not want what we’ve seen on the streets of Paris brought to the streets of Dublin. *The danger of the far left is not confined to France.* Last week in Spain, the ethno-nationalist party Vox had its opening event in the Spanish election disrupted by masked anti-fascist protesters. Riot police were needed to allow the meeting go ahead. Anti-fascism looks an awful lot like fascism when they try to prevent those they disagree with from holding electoral events. The dangers of the far left are not confined to its violent attempts to upend the economy and democracy. It is also a threat to normal social relations. Take the Government-funded ad telling us that grandparents should think twice before hugging their grandchildren: one of these occasional flare-ups where ordinary people get to see the capture of the State by ideologues who have no sense of Irish people or their values. There is now, it seems, nothing that the far left feel the State should not regulate, including normal family relationships. We might dismiss this as a thoughtless and zany group pushing an agenda. But it is far from thoughtless. It is planned. The aim is to transform social relations, including how we think and speak. *Another example was the "Family A versus Family B" case study that was being taught* to our Junior Cert students through a SPHE curriculum that is pure ideology. It characterised a traditional red-headed family wearing Aran jumpers, who eat bacon and cabbage, play GAA and holiday in Ireland, as inferior to the “diverse” mixed-race “blended” family who holiday in Europe and eat exotic foods. As with the ads permission for a bus ad, that particular exercise was withdrawn because its absurdity was widely seen. But the ideological capture of the State continues through the state funding of NGOs."
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Please support Dr. Pat Morrisey who will appear before the Medical Council in Stilorgan this Tuesday 27th October.
Dr Pat Morrisey will appear before the Medical Council in Stilorgan on Tuesday 27th October. He faces charges for his public criticism of Covid Vaccines and for attempting to protect people from these terrible, cancer- causing injections. These toxic products that even RFK himself cannot remove from the shelves -so powerful are the sinister forces working behind the charade of politics. Dr Morrisey stands against the power of a Pharmaceutical Industry that is in complete control of our public health policy and health guidelines, all blindly followed in the name of profit, regardless of the human cost. In many respects both at home and abroad - healtchcare has become a dangerous disease. Many Doctors are aware of this truth, but only the smallest few have had the courage to speak out, and face the inevitable consequence. Dr Morrisey's hearing will be held at the Talbot Hotel Stilorgan at 10am. I will be there along with several of our colleagues. We are but few, yet we proudly stand beside a Doctor who has more integrity and more honesty in his heart, than the remainder of our Profession combined. Please do come along to this utterly disgraceful Inquisition. It is open to the Public and I look forward to seeing you there. Love and truth will win in the end. Dr Marcus de Brun Doctor’s tweets during Covid went against ethics guidelines, committee hears – The Irish Times share.google/zs9Rs8Mauoylkxk…
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TUSLA IS FAILING OUR MOST VULNERABLE CHILDREN
TUSLA IS FAILING OUR MOST VULNERABLE CHILDREN An opinion piece in today’s Mail on Sunday by Liam Herrick, Chief Commissioner of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission, warns that Ireland is failing vulnerable children who are at risk of sexual exploitation, trafficking and criminal exploitation. Herrick points to two recent High Court cases involving children in State care. One concerned a 14-year-old girl with a learning disability who was allegedly being subjected to “horrifying” sexual exploitation by multiple men, while Tusla was unable to provide her with a special-care placement. The second involved a 16-year-old boy who was allegedly being used by older criminals to take and sell drugs and hold significant quantities of heroin and crack cocaine. He argues that these cases should force Ireland to confront whether vulnerable children are being recognised as potential victims rather than simply being viewed through the lens of their behaviour. Research has documented the targeting of vulnerable children, including those in residential care, by groups of adult men, while HIQA has also highlighted missing-from-care incidents and safeguarding weaknesses. Herrick stresses that exploitation does not always look like coercion. A child may believe an exploiter genuinely cares for them or may be drawn in through gifts, affection, drugs or promises of protection and belonging. Under European law, he says, trafficking of children does not require proof of force or coercion. He also highlights what he describes as a major failure in identifying child-trafficking victims. Only ten child victims were formally identified in Ireland in 2024 and 18 in 2025, none of whom were Irish nationals. He argues that these figures reveal how few children are being formally recognised despite evidence that Irish children are being exploited. Particular criticism is directed at Ireland’s failure to fully implement a National Referral Mechanism for identifying and supporting victims of human trafficking. Although legislation was enacted in 2024, Herrick says the mechanism remains unimplemented and that the Government has indicated key provisions will not commence until the corresponding EU directive is transposed by July 2026. He argues that the present system is inadequate because responsibility for identifying victims largely rests with An Garda Síochána, even though exploited children may first come to the attention of social workers, teachers, healthcare professionals or specialist organisations and may be too frightened to approach Gardaí themselves. Herrick concludes that Ireland already has an opportunity to establish a proper system in which identification, safe accommodation, specialist support and effective protection work together. He warns that failing to act would mean continuing with a system that leaves serious gaps in identifying and protecting some of the most vulnerable children in society.
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What the hell is going on in this country?
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This is devastating. These poor people. The terror they must have felt. Robert O Connor described to Gardaí how his mother had asked him to let his younger brother with additional needs go as he held them by knife point. He also described how his father bled profusely but would not die for a long time. The accused said previous to the murders he went upstairs to "do some cocaine" and "watch porn." The accused said his parents then called him back down, as they wanted to talk about his cocaine use. He continued: "In that conversation, they said 'we are not comfortable with this happening in this house'. The accused said his parents asked him whether he enjoyed doing cocaine. "I said no … they were very understanding about it as they always were" he said. Mr O’Connor said he saw "them all sitting in the sitting room" and "got a knife; all angry and shit". "I went into the sitting room and walked over with the knife and asked my mother why she didn't feel empathy and why she didn't feel the pain," he said. He said he had "slashed" his mother first "on the head" before she looked at him and said "Rob I have to go to the toilet". The accused continued "she gave me that look and I was supposed to know that face". He said the look his mother gave him was like "in 'Love/Hate' when Tommy let the girl go". "I saw the three in the room, they both said 'please let Evan over' and I don't know why I didn't". The accused told detectives he was pointing a knife at the three members of his family and telling them "not to be opening their mouths at the one time". "I made two stand there and one stand there, then I tried to make them stand with their heads facing the ground so they couldn't look at me," he said. Mr O’Connor said his mother went for the door. "I slammed it back shut and said get the f**k back in there". He said his father had charged at him to try to get out the door but he thought he stuck "it in his stomach or something". The accused told gardaí "can I please not give details about the stabbing". "I stabbed them multiple times, I can't remember. Can we stop asking about the murders, I've given a good bit of detail on it," he added." Mr O’Connor also told detectives that he had taken cocaine "a lot regularly in the last three or four years" but he had never been violent. He has schizophrenia and was not taking his medication. The accused said he was from a very loving family and began to cry at this stage. He said he had got a kitchen knife from between the oven and the sink to stab his father and slash his mother. When asked how long it took, the accused said it "took anywhere from 15 minutes onwards; I don't want to talk about it". Asked what had happened "after the murders occurred", Mr O’Connor said he thought "they went down the hall" and "it started freaking me out when my dad wasn't dying, loads of blood was coming out, I don't want to revisit it". Mr O’Connor repeated "it freaked me out at the amount of blood coming out of my dad". When asked if he wanted to change or add anything to his statement, he said: "I wish to add that my mother asked me to let Evan go". "Is it fair to say you are telling us you murdered them?" asked gardaí, to which the accused replied: "Yes." Mr Kopanov said the accused would tell him if he did not take his medication, his "head would go" and he would hear voices. The case continues at the Central Criminal Court tomorrow.
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This is truly remarkable and insulting gas lighting and deflection. "I hear all grandparents are rapists now father? For hugging their grandchildren?" Is this where we are at in Ireland? Is this the kind of messaging that is warranted? The vast majority of grandparents are loving and kind. Meanwhile, there are numerous documented cases of traumatised young girls in care (as young as 12, and some with learning difficulties or disabilities) being gang raped and drugged repeatedly by multiple men and "large numbers of men". It is "repeatedly" because there never appear to be any arrests despite authorities knowing exactly who these men are. A UCD report identified a Rochdale/Rotherham situation unfolding in Ireland - and identified that no one is stopping it.
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A dark moment... OUR #TripleLock is well on the way to being gone. We The People have no say because the triple lock is part of domestic legislation (the Defence Acts) rather than Bunreacht na hÉireann (the Irish Constitution). This means the Government is "legally permitted" to alter it by a standard Oireachtas majority vote without requiring a constitutional #referendum. Cowardly bought off politicians like @HMcEntee and @MichealMartinTD are selling your children down the river and somewhere along that river there will be blood. What will be interesting to see is if Catherine Connolly @PresidentIRL will sign off on it when the bill passes through all stages and then through the Seanad. Our guess is that she will. Her moral code feels as flimsy as that of the government who are pretending to themselves and everyone else that they are doing what is best for Ireland and her people, when deep down they know that they will be remembered for nothing good.
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Please do not tolerate this crap being shoved in your face. Remember when Tony Houlihan had the audacity to grant you "permission" to hug your grandchildren (after he and the Irish government banned it)? The mistake everyone made was putting up with that. It was a test of your tolerance. Everything else that has been thrown at you since that point is a consequence of not standing up against that tyranny and madness then. Now they want you to believe the Irish government cares about consent, while not caring a jot about yours. Which is evidenced by this unsolicited nonsense below. I tell you what I don't consent to. What is being done to my country. I don't consent to having to look over my shoulder in my once safe nation and, call me old fashioned, but I'm far more worried about illegal male migrants coming into the country who don't understand or (rather) care about consent at all - and I'm not talking about hugging. In the UK many have walked free from court because Judges take pity on migrants who didn't (allegedly) understand that consent is required for sexual activity with a female. Courts are blatantly ignoring that "ignorance is no defence" (even in cases involving child victims). This will make its way into our courts if it hasn't already. In any case these men know what they're doing but they just don't give a damn. Perhaps the Irish government would be better off pouring money into booklets for illegal male migrants? Like the one published by the UK Home Office? Reminding men that raping women is not acceptable? Then again, maybe lets just not take the chance of letting anyone in who doesn't already understand these basic concepts that ensure civil society remains civil? It is remarkable that this (ad) is what our money is being spent on. Telling old people that hugging their grandchildren without absolute explicit consent is wrong. Sure, some kids may not like it and that should be respected. But who needs an ad to hammer this home? Absolutely no one. Don't even get me started on the cast and the message being shoved in there. Killing two birds with one stone while killing our country. The government sure is great at multi tasking. That, and destroying all we hold dear. Do not allow it. As I always say the power of the people is greater than the people in power.
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RAPE OF A 14 YEAR OLD GIRL IN THE CARE OF TUSLA BY MULTIPLE MEN IS IS NOT SO MUCH ABOUT “RECRUITMENT OF STAFF” AS THE TAOISEACH CLAIMS, IT’S ABOUT THE FAILURE TO IDENTIFY THE GANGS OF MEN INVOLVED AND PUT THEM BEHIND BARS
RAPE OF A 14 YEAR OLD GIRL IN THE CARE OF TUSLA BY MULTIPLE MEN IS IS NOT SO MUCH ABOUT “RECRUITMENT OF STAFF” AS THE TAOISEACH CLAIMS, IT’S ABOUT THE FAILURE TO IDENTIFY THE GANGS OF MEN INVOLVED AND PUT THEM BEHIND BARS A 14-year-old child with an intellectual disability is reportedly being sexually exploited by multiple men while in State care. Deputy Liam Quaide raised this horrific case directly with the Taoiseach. And what became the “fundamental issue” in the Taoiseach’s response? Staffing. Recruitment. Special-care beds. Those failures are serious. But listen to this exchange and ask yourself: WHO ARE THE MEN? Where is the outrage about the adults sexually exploiting this child? What is being done to identify them, stop them, investigate them and bring them to justice? Why does the conversation so quickly become about finding a secure bed for HER, rather than also putting the full force of the State behind pursuing THEM? This child needs protection. But she should not become the focus of the State’s containment while the adults exploiting her fade into the background. RAPE IS NOT A STAFFING ISSUE. PUT THE SPOTLIGHT ON THE MEN.
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⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ HARD TRUTH... These men who came on boats are willing to say on camera that they tie women's hands together and throw them in the sea on those boat journeys. In the belief they are witches (or probably to hide evidence of their crime of gang rape). You see how they are not only willing to kill but are willing to admit it when they arrive on the shore they want to be on? What do you think that means for you? It means they don't care about your laws. They will do what they like. Some of these people from highly backward societies really do believe in witches. In tribal parts of South Africa orphaned CHILDREN are slain as witches. This is easily verifiable fact (I made a video on this once). What has also come to light recently (as if some of us didn't know) is that almost all women on migrant boats are gang raped. This is what they do to their own women and girls. So what do you think they would do to you? This reality of most women being gang raped was even reported in the mainstream. In one instance recently the vile media actually reported that three women had heart attacks on a migrant crossing and all died. What are the chances of three young women all having heart attacks and dying on the same crossing? You are quite literally allowing men into your country who think of life and bodily autonomy as seriously as they think about their next shit. I hate to be crude. But that is the hard truth. You are welcoming invaders at every turn and the fact they are arriving now and not in a different timezone means nothing. They come with the same savagery now as they possessed then. Just because you think of yourself as civil, doesn't mean everyone is like you. You will pay for your liberal stupidity. We will all pay. France is only the beginning. Get used to it. You welcomed it here, now it's going to bite you in the ass. Or worse.
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This man is being instructed or manipulated into sending your children to die. That is not an overstatement. The Military Industrial Complex is a cash cow for "elites" who don't care about you other than how much you might he worth dead versus alive. There IS no true resale value in kinetic weapons- bombs, guns etc (except on the black market which is limited). The value in those weapons comes from using them to kill people. Then more money can be pledged to make more weapons. Human dead meat equals more profit. This is how the world works. Martin is too low IQ to know what is really going on in Ukraine (a massive land grab by Blackrock and others - made possible by Zelensky signing the Land Rerform Act - read War and Theft - The Oakland Report). But Martin is also narcissistic,and self serving - too much so to not be open to selling us all down the river of blood for status and money. There are big plans for Ukraine, and the people are in the way. Russia is NOT coming to invade us. But the EU and Miss Von Der Leyen want to invade Russia. It is the last bastion of white Christianity for a start, and has gone from being a communist stronghold to now facing an impending or intended war with the new communist stronghold (the EU). No one has to like Putin to agree with that statement. Don't let a dislike of Putin blind you to the truth. I personally don't look up to any powerful person in this world. No matter who they are. I look to myself and God and try to be discerning at every turn. I owe my daughter this. You owe your children too. "The powers that be" want a financial reset. They have overprinted "their" money. A World War has traditionally been the best way to steal existing money under the guise of whatever crisis they create. They can use that for what they wish (invest in Gold or spend it on more weapons) and then make a new system (Central Bank Digital Currency, Carbon Credits and Universal Basic Income, implemented with the dawning of Artificial Intelligence or Artificial Super Intelligence). Our neutrality stands in the way of HUGE plans.
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Minimising Language as Four (Needing Interpreters) Charged With Sexual Offences Against a Child By Susanne Delaney Four males, who needed interpreters (along with their family members), have appeared in court charged with several serious offences including rape, sexual assault, attempted sexual assault, and possession of child pornography "involving a minor" [a child]. At least one of the accused has an identity card that was issued in an Eastern European country. The four accused were granted bail. A fifth male is expected to be charged. Despite the nature of the charges (sexual crimes involving a child), the males are allowed to go to school (and therefore be around children). Gardaí received authorisation from the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) "and arrested them at their homes on Monday morning over the incident" (that's what the media refer to as gang rape) which was "allegedly captured on video." Sounds like they filmed it (judging by the child sexual abuse imagery charges), but the media doesn't want to explicitly point that out. They were brought before Judge Brendan Toale at the Dublin Children’s Court. Two of the boys, aged 16 and 15, are accused of rape and sexual assault of the child at a location in south Dublin on a date in February 2025. The co-defendants, both aged 16, face separate charges. One is accused of "attempted sexual assault" of the girl on the same date (I'm perplexed as to what an attempted sexual assault is, as opposed to an actual sexual assault), while the other faces a single charge for possession of child pornography, which is "allegedly one video thumbnail on a mobile device, on the same date" (nice media minimising here again). The accused "were affected by the escalation of the solicitors’ dispute" with Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan, and none of them were represented at the hearing." "The boys" (they're just children, see?) are eligible for legal aid. One would presume they would not be affected by such delays if they did not land in court in the first instance for allegedly sexually assaulting, raping, and filming a child during such depraved acts. In any case, because these four are alleged by the courts to be youths, their case will be prioritised and pushed ahead of other cases. Meaning "victims" who are waiting—such as myself, for 11.5 years for justice in a serious case—will have their cases pushed back (I use inverted commas because victims of crime are NOT legally classed as victims in court, but are referred to instead as "witnesses"). During the proceedings, one of the accused said, “May I say, how long until this case is over?” The judge replied that [because of the solicitors' ongoing strike] their cases could be delayed (however, it will still be pushed ahead of other cases where juveniles and people on remand are not involved). The DPP has authorised a trial on indictment in the Central Criminal Court, which deals with rape cases. The judge is to decide "if the other charges will be severed and remain in the Children’s Court." Under Section 75 of the Children Act, the juvenile court has discretion to choose to hear serious cases in the Children’s Court and "use factors such as age and level of maturity to decide what is considered appropriate." The judge explained bail conditions to "each youth" and instructed them to stay at their stated addresses, notify Gardaí of any changes, and provide a contact phone through which they must be contactable at all times. The four males must surrender their passports and travel documents, but have a whole 24 hours to comply (inexplicably). The "boys" (they're just children, see?), who have yet to enter a plea, have the legal right to anonymity. If found guilty, these males will be out in a few very short years, without anyone ever knowing who they are. The victim herself will never even have the right to identify them publicly without severe repercussions. The case resumes next month.
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