"There's a lot of people having heart attacks last night, I was told....heart attacks and strokes."

"Strokes seem to be every couple of hours....I don't know what it's from. I've never heard of so many people having strokes..."

"...and blood clots as well I was told..."

Wow, I wonder why that could be...
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Interesting little exchange with paramedics and call staff on Liveline during a discussion on ambulance waiting times.

Joe quickly moved on.

🔗 JRD0000

https://youtu.be/z8FDPU-tDBU

Been waiting for this documentary for years. "The Man Who Knew Too Much" is about Colin Wallace, the man who ran psyops in the North.

Ill be watching this asap. The North has always been a testing ground for psychological warfare, the "Hearts and Minds" tactic was developed there.

“The science is not settled”: Irish climate scientist Professor Ray Bates speaks out against the mainstream narrative on climate alarmism, arguing that climate science has become “politicised.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v36HzErkBHA

“Let us be modest and caring in the presence of music that carries the race memories of our people, music that sustained them when they had lost everything else....

What concerns me is that Irish traditional music is being lost ... the essential characteristics, its regional quality, its poetry, its softness, its tenderness ... its centre is being lost."

RIP Tony MacMahon, a loss for Traditional Irish Music

May perpetual light shine upon him,
May he rest in peace, Amen.

Poland's Rachel Dolezal.

🔗 TBuczkowska

Previously:

An African with an American accent has explained St Bridgid's day is about ethnically appropriating Irishness.

Ivana Bacik has stated "Brigid's day could be a modern symbol for an inclusive and equal Ireland" with Hazel Chu agreeing.

The Irish Foreign Ministry commissioned some weird, deliberately non-Irish, voodoo poetry thing in honour of St Brigid's day.

John McGuirk from Gript explains what's going on👇🏻

JOHN MCGUIRK: For almost a year, RTÉ has been giving extensive coverage and backing to a taxpayer funded campaign to redefine St. Brigid as a "celtic goddess, lesbian, and abortionist". But it is complete nonsense:
#gript
https://gript.ie/rte-backs-absurd-campaign-to-redefine-st-brigid-as-a-lesbian-abortionist/

Work conditions for medical staff are dire in Ireland because hospitals can import health care workers from less developed countries who will suffer them.

Consequently an Irish doctor trained here at our expense flees to New Zealand and we end up with a Nigerian with a dodgy Romanian degree.

Meanwhile the Philippines has a chronic lack of nurses because so many of them have moved to Europe.

The people who champion importing medical staff are depriving poor brown people of their of their health care and risking ours.

🔗 independent.ie

UN declaration of "Rights of Indigenous Peoples." All of these things proscribed by the UN are being done to Whites, most of which is directly inline with other UN policies (e.g. Replacement Migration). Fortunately, the UN redefined the term "indigenous" to mean "non-White person," so Whites have no civil rights protected by international law.

And just like that, the Irish media lose interest in the story.

🔗 DailyMail.co.uk

Yesterday, RTÉ were salivating at the prospect this was a "far-right attack".