Gardaí Monitoring Facebook Comments On Tullamore Direct Provision Centre Protest

https://www.midlands103.com/news/midlands-news/gardai-monitoring-facebook-comments-on-tullamore-provision-centre-protest/

Gardaí are monitoring comments on a Facebook group opposed to the new direct provision centre in Offaly [FULL]

The "Tullamore Says No To Inhuman Direct Provision" group is planning to protest tomorrow, after local reps and the public voiced concern over a lack of consultation with the Department of Justice.

Local woman Lorraine Dormer has been speaking out about the contents of the social media forum, in which she says people are making racist comments and spreading false information about the arrival of asylum seekers.

She's reported it to Gardaí, who she says are now investigating the matter.

In 2016, Eurostat revealed that 90% of asylum applicants fail their claim in Ireland.

In 2017, the ESRI revealed that 80% of deportation orders against failed asylum seekers are never implemented.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/MEkljrJYuAe0/

Asylum spoofer from Pakistan wins appeal to allow him into the defence forces
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/courts/pakistani-man-wins-appeal-over-refusal-to-enlist-him-in-defence-forces-1.4187941

Also on the board: Sorcha Pollack's father.

Irish NGOs attacked by Greek patriots in Lesbos

Two Irish doctors volunteering in a camp for asylum seekers in Greece were among a group of volunteers who were attacked by locals on the Greek island of Lesbos who wielded planks of wood and baseball bats last night.

"Our organisers had arranged some volunteers from some of the other NGOs to help to drive us. There were roadblocks everywhere. Anger was directed towards the ports where there were some boats trying to land with refugees. They were very angry with NGOs, they seem to believe the NGOs were encouraging refugee arrivals.

"We went in five little rental cars driven by predominantly volunteers from Drop in the Ocean down the country roads. As we approached, there were angry mobs on the road, very angry people with a lot of weapons and sticks, some on foot, some on motorbikes and they started to attack the cars. They shattered all the windscreens with big whacks from planks of wood."

https://www.bitchute.com/video/ewTCE4LkrLlo/

Migrants are here caught on camera holding their children close to the fire smoke to make them cough, splutter and shed tears, feigning distress. The cameras catch the footage and report it as "migrant anguish" at "Greek tyranny". I've had enough of the disgusting Lügenpresse; henceforth we must treat them not only as liars, but as vicious enemies deliberately orchestrating the ethnocide of native Europeans.

Don't hold your breath that descriptions of the "gang" will be provided.

https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/stabbing-dublin-gardai-luas-breakingnews-17851582.amp

Prof. John O'Brennan, Jean Monnet Chair in European Integration at NUI, Maynooth says Europe needs the migrants amassing at the border of Greece.

"Let's remember, looking to the future, most EU member states have a demographic crisis. We actually need people and we will need people long into the future so to argue that we should operate this fortress Europe is really not just going against the economic interest of the EU in the longer term but it is really at odds with the value system the EU is supposed to stand for."

"Germany accepted more than a million people. All the evidence we have shows that that has been a very successful absorption of a very large number of people..The burden on the German state didn't increase dramatically and into the future if you look at this in a very narrow way, it'll be an asset to the German economy."

Germany expects to spend around €78 billion on migration-related issues through 2022 according to Der Spiegel in 2018.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/WbKBHIaqApiP/

Second patient tests positive for Covid-19 in Ireland.
Woman travelled from northern Italy to east of Ireland.
Almost 400 people have been tested for the virus in Ireland so far.
St Patrick's Day festival to go ahead unless virus rapidly spreads - Simon Harris.

https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/second-case-of-coronavirus-confirmed-in-ireland-not-connected-to-school-shutdown-39012211.html