After the internet was saturated with footage of Afghan men scrambling through the airport desperate to exit Kabul having abandoned their families, fair play to RTÉ for finding the one picture of women and children fleeing for their narrative jamming purposes.

🔗 rte.ie

Pat Kenny pressed science rockstar Luke O'Neill on the use of Ivermectin in treating Covid19 today.

Luke said it was incredible how many studies are out there about the inexpensive generic drug but the evidence just isn't there, you see.

He's awaiting the results a proper totally non-biased trial at Oxford University where the AstraZeneca vaccine was also developed. 🤔

One listener wrote in to say both he and his wife have been suffering three months of fatigue after being given that particular vaccine.

Luke said this demonstrated the sad truth of Long Covid that 5 to 10 percent of people will have some kind of persistent symptoms, you see.

When Kenny clarified it was the AstraZeneca vaccine they believed had caused the fatigue, Luke replied that you couldn't say one particular vaccine was causing the fatigue over any other, and that just a small number of people might suffer fatigue from vaccines which might go on for just a couple of weeks, you see.

The man had said three months.

It's a nice fantasy but the reality of the modern Irish pub is you're more likely going to be served by a stone-faced slav who's renting some cramped dive on Transient Street and all he's thinking about is the day he'll have enough money saved up to fook off back to Poland.

🔗 JamesonIreland

Starting to believe the theory Trump has been office the entire time using face-swapping technology or whatever.

🔗 @POTUS

We’re told the biggest victims in Afghanistan are women but the refugees look like this. Wouldn’t you at least expect the planes to be full of women?
Instead we get the rapists and, presumably, Afghanistan is turned into some sort of Asiatic Lesbos

https://t.me/DevonStack/1644

The Daily Mail would be accused of stoking hatred if they wrote this headline about Rotherham, Rochdale, Telford, Newcastle, Oxford, Bristol, Aylesbury, Peterborough or any town where the rape of British children by Muslim rape gangs has been hushed up.

Kabul might actually be safer.

Shitlibs will now be using stories like these to promote unlimited Afghan refugee resettlement (90% will probably be Somalians and Maghrebs) while they ignore the rape gangs they've already brought in.

🔗 dailymail.co.uk

But Craig here wants to make sure it's as unsafe as theirs.

It wasn't by luck that my predecessors fought, struggled and died to create the nation that I could be born into.

Shitlibs always ignore this.

🔗 CraigJCG

>The Taliban spokesman got a question about freedom of speech and he said the question should be asked to US companies like Facebook who claim to promote it while still censoring

🔗 mliammccollum

We've gone from taking in 150 to 300 bearded women and children in the space of a day.

🔗 rte.ie

History doesn't end. But empires do. Joe Biden's latest assertion that Afghanistan was never supposed to be about “nation building” signals the end of many things: an era certainly and yes, perhaps an empire. We may never again see a country bombed, occupied and taught that putting urinals in art galleries constitutes a revolution.

American proverb.

🔗 SuigunHeishi

PROJECT 2040: THE FANTASY NUMBERS BEHIND IRELAND’S HOUSING POLICY

>Every 10,000 migrants require an average of 4,000 new dwellings.

>So, if net migration returns to even pre Covid levels, immigration alone will add 450,000 new builds required between now and 2050. That’s of a total of 1,450,000 – an average of 50,000 new builds every year – which is close to what Lyons believes will be necessary to meet overall demand.

>The purpose of IIP, who commissioned the report, is of course to influence policy in the direction which best suits their members who include Cairn Homes, formerly owned by George Soros, the Ronan Group whose founder was one of the stars of the financial debacle, and the state’s largest landlord Ires Reit. The thrust of the report is that housing strategy should be based around high rise one and two bed apartments, to be rented not owned. Lyons points to the fact that Ireland is way below the European average of apartment dwellings.

🔗 Matt Treacy