Incredible range of restaurants.

https://twitter.com/VirginMediaNews/status/1325863620383748097

>Tradlife
>Import the third world and submit to globohomo
Saoirse thinks she can have both.

https://twitter.com/ComhraDublin/status/1325928181778567168

Over a hundred years ago, to decolonise our education system was thought to involve a process of de-anglicisation. Today, it means the reverse.

This is Dr Susan Flynn from Carlow IT, director of EDUcore

https://twitter.com/orlaredchan/status/1326176181696290818

The unemployment rate for Africans living in Ireland is 5-8 times higher than western Europeans and 3-5 times higher than Eastern Europeans. -Dr. Ebun Joseph

This year Ireland was downgraded in an assessment of its response to eliminating human trafficking by a US State department annual report. This means the USA believes Ireland had not increased its efforts to eliminate trafficking.

That's why we are seeing an arrest like this. This scummer has been here for ten years!

There have no been human trafficking convictions in Ireland since 2013 despite there being 108 NGOs focused on racism and migrant related issues.

You already know where they concentrate their efforts.

https://www.sundayworld.com/news/irish-news/human-trafficker-featured-on-romanian-polices-most-wanted-list-lifted-in-dublin-39730183.html

Dr. Ebun Joseph thinks that maybe black slavers thought they were doing something good for the blacks they sold into slavery 😂

Teresa Buczkowska from the immigrant council admits migrants are over-researched in Ireland. As an employee of one of the 108 NGOs focused on the migrants, she is of course correct. It was also mentioned she now works on the Arts Council too.

She admits she was barely passing in her Maths class but still blames her teacher suggesting she drop down a level on unconscious bias. This is what happens when you promote racial grievance.

Dr Ebun Joseph says she meets a lot of Africans living in Ireland who get suggested to lower their ambitions instead of going for the high point courses. 🤔

Here's the full Webinar on "Decolonizing the Curriculum" with Dr Ebun Joseph and Teresa Buczkowska from the Immigrant council.

I tortured myself watching it but you've seen most of it covered on this channel before.

Dr Joseph starts with the usual racial grift about how Ireland's education system needs to be blacked.

We need more black teachers.
We need more black centred courses (like Ebun's).
Courses should feature content from black experts and and fewer white ones.

I've shown you video of a Nigerian girl saying her affluent parents moved to Ireland because the education system is better (not because they were fleeing anything) so why we need to now Africanise it is never addressed.

Teresa Buczkowska then speaks about being constantly bothered by requests to provide migrants for research which she's tired of unless the research is focused on politicising them which is one of her NGO's goals.

In this clip, an Irish lecturer gushes that she won't be able to teach her course on leadership after watching Dr Joseph's slide show because she now realises it was all written by white men.

This is what winning looks like.
https://twitter.com/realDaveReilly/status/1326209602405494784

from @theburkeanie

>Along with the tacit support of the Catholic Church in allowing the use of parking facilities, eyebrows must be raised at the support given to the proposed mosque by two very progressive politicians Paul Gogarty and Madeleine Johansson of People Before Profit. While both politicos and PBP in particular have led the charge for the secularisation of Irish schooling, how can they now square that with their support for an Islamic madrassa facility.

>While the die is not fully cast on the Lucan centre, it is incumbent on locals and nationalists to muster an effective and immediate response should they wish to prevent the altering of their parish, even going beyond arguments of traffic congestion and affirming the Irish character of the area against an Islamic incursion. 

https://www.theburkean.ie/articles/2020/11/10/who-is-behind-irelands-newest-mosque-development-in-lucan