'We should facilitate post birth abortions for up to one year in some situations if the mother desires it.' 👇🏻
How quickly they develop immigration concerns when the diversity doesn't service their agenda.
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THE National Gender Service has sought funding for a surgical team to provide ‘gender affirming surgery’ in Ireland, reports the Irish Daily Mail.
>Transgender surgeries are not available here at present, and it takes between two and three years just to secure an initial HSE consultation.
>‘Given the ongoing increase in demand over the last five years, the waiting time for initial assessment continues to increase as demand continues to exceed capacity,’ the hospital group spokesman said.
>In April, there were 939 adults waiting for an initial assessment with the NGS. The average annual referral rate is above 400 a year, up from 270 in 2019 and 57 in 2012. The Ireland East Hospital Group said
>Those seeking surgery are usually referred abroad for treatment with funding from the Cross Border Directive for chest surgery or the Treatment Abroad Scheme for genital surgery. In the last year, there have been 52 chest surgery referrals abroad.
>Transgender surgeries are not available here at present, and it takes between two and three years just to secure an initial HSE consultation.
>‘Given the ongoing increase in demand over the last five years, the waiting time for initial assessment continues to increase as demand continues to exceed capacity,’ the hospital group spokesman said.
>In April, there were 939 adults waiting for an initial assessment with the NGS. The average annual referral rate is above 400 a year, up from 270 in 2019 and 57 in 2012. The Ireland East Hospital Group said
>Those seeking surgery are usually referred abroad for treatment with funding from the Cross Border Directive for chest surgery or the Treatment Abroad Scheme for genital surgery. In the last year, there have been 52 chest surgery referrals abroad.
Senior HSE managers voiced concern about the advice given to service users by the Transgender Equality Network (Teni) and said the support group’s State funding should be reviewed because of this, reports the Irish Independent.
>While the NGS treats patients after detailed psychiatric assessments, Teni has advocated for patients, including under 16s who have parental consent, to be allowed to get hormone replacement therapy or puberty blockers from local GPs in what it calls “informed consent”.
>The NGS currently has more than 1,000 patients on a waiting list who must wait up to two-and-a-half years to be assessed.
>Senior Teni staff and its then-chairwoman Sara Phillips have appeared on podcasts promoting GenderGP, an alternative online service where doctors provide scripts for patients after a remote assessment.
>Michael Webberley, the service’s co-founder, was struck off the UK medical register in May for his failure to provide adequate care to trans patients as young as nine.
>His wife and co-founder Helen Webberley, was suspended for two months last week for failure to provide proper care to patients aged 12 and 17, and for failing to discuss fertility issues with an 11-year old girl.
>Moran said some patients who had started treatments obtained though online services had presented with “significant difficulties”. He accepted there was a long waiting list for the NGS.
>“This is an issue globally that demand is completely outstripping the development of the services,” said Moran.
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>While the NGS treats patients after detailed psychiatric assessments, Teni has advocated for patients, including under 16s who have parental consent, to be allowed to get hormone replacement therapy or puberty blockers from local GPs in what it calls “informed consent”.
>The NGS currently has more than 1,000 patients on a waiting list who must wait up to two-and-a-half years to be assessed.
>Senior Teni staff and its then-chairwoman Sara Phillips have appeared on podcasts promoting GenderGP, an alternative online service where doctors provide scripts for patients after a remote assessment.
>Michael Webberley, the service’s co-founder, was struck off the UK medical register in May for his failure to provide adequate care to trans patients as young as nine.
>His wife and co-founder Helen Webberley, was suspended for two months last week for failure to provide proper care to patients aged 12 and 17, and for failing to discuss fertility issues with an 11-year old girl.
>Moran said some patients who had started treatments obtained though online services had presented with “significant difficulties”. He accepted there was a long waiting list for the NGS.
>“This is an issue globally that demand is completely outstripping the development of the services,” said Moran.
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independent
HSE ‘concern’ about advice trans service gives to users
Senior HSE managers voiced concern about the advice given to service users by the Transgender Equality Network (Teni) and said the support group’s State funding should be reviewed because of this.
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We needed a cap on mass-immigration decades ago.
Now we need more than a cap. We need it reversed.
Now we need more than a cap. We need it reversed.
The Twitter user who published JK Rowling's address while appearing to suggest a pipe bomb be detonated in her vicinity can be revealed as Irish "intersectional feminist" organizer and anti-abuse activist Shane Murray who announced identifying as transgender this past June.
Murray, who told gender critical women to end their lives, was certified in suicide prevention training and was promoted by UCD's Student Union in 2020 on their twitter account as member of End Image Based Abuse Ireland, Youth Against Racism, and ROSA.
Quite the CV.
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Murray, who told gender critical women to end their lives, was certified in suicide prevention training and was promoted by UCD's Student Union in 2020 on their twitter account as member of End Image Based Abuse Ireland, Youth Against Racism, and ROSA.
Quite the CV.
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Forwarded from Neues aus Russland 🪆📢 Alina Lipp
Media is too big
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⚡️The German government is fighting against freedom of speech. I am a free journalist who covers the special operation in Ukraine. They are going to sentence me now to 3 YEARS IN PRISON for telling the truth⚡️
According to current German law, it is only allowed to publish one-sided information that benefits the authorities. Anything that goes against this unwritten law is punished by the biased judicial machine.
But: The independent blogging community is ready to resist censorship in the West.
👉 I continue to work in Donetsk. If you are interested in the special project I mentioned, email me at: wombator2022@mail.ru
My channel: @neuesausrussland
According to current German law, it is only allowed to publish one-sided information that benefits the authorities. Anything that goes against this unwritten law is punished by the biased judicial machine.
But: The independent blogging community is ready to resist censorship in the West.
👉 I continue to work in Donetsk. If you are interested in the special project I mentioned, email me at: wombator2022@mail.ru
My channel: @neuesausrussland
“When a man is born...there are nets flung at it to hold it back from flight. You talk to me of nationality, language, religion. I shall try to fly by those nets.”
*one century later*
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*one century later*
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Forwarded from Derek Blighe
Re-post please.
I'll be on Corks red FM at 9.30 approx to talk about the urgent housing crisis and cap needed on Refugees while we house our own people.
https://redfm.ie/listen
I'll be on Corks red FM at 9.30 approx to talk about the urgent housing crisis and cap needed on Refugees while we house our own people.
https://redfm.ie/listen
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Late Stage Ireland
Derek Blighe (@derekpublic) had volunteered his skills to renovate Kingston College houses in Cork until he learned none of the homes would be going to homeless Irish people. He spoke to Red FM about his decision this morning.
At one point the host (standing in for Neil Prendeville) remarks that once the Ukrainians leave, the homes can be used for Irish people.
1. There's no certainty the people from Ukraine who are housed in them will ever go home to Ukraine. Some of them aren't even from Ukraine and they won't go home now.
2. Even If the Ukrainians do go home, there's no guarantee the homes won't be given to the same type of asylum scammer who has been allowed to abuse the asylum system for the last 25 years. Minister Roderic O'Gorman has offered them their own homes within four months of arrival after all, while Minister Helen McEntee has granted amnesty to all asylum seekers in the system who have been here for two years, regardless of the merit of their claims.
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At one point the host (standing in for Neil Prendeville) remarks that once the Ukrainians leave, the homes can be used for Irish people.
1. There's no certainty the people from Ukraine who are housed in them will ever go home to Ukraine. Some of them aren't even from Ukraine and they won't go home now.
2. Even If the Ukrainians do go home, there's no guarantee the homes won't be given to the same type of asylum scammer who has been allowed to abuse the asylum system for the last 25 years. Minister Roderic O'Gorman has offered them their own homes within four months of arrival after all, while Minister Helen McEntee has granted amnesty to all asylum seekers in the system who have been here for two years, regardless of the merit of their claims.
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Irish Leaving Certificate exams used to promote Black Lives Matter, amnesties for illegal immigrants and concepts like “white privilege” and “micro-aggressions”.
>For example, in the ordinary level paper, students were asked to examine two sources and answer questions about “undocumented” (illegal) migrants.
>The first source was an infographic titled ‘Live Here, Work Here, Belong Here’ published by Migrant Rights Centre Ireland, containing various statistics regarding illegal immigration in Ireland.
>The second source was an adapted extract from left-wing publication The Journal, which contained suggestions that a near blanket amnesty for illegal migrants currently taking place in the country might not go far enough.
>Among the host of questions pupils were asked to complete on these documents, pupils were told to “describe a citizenship project you could undertake, based on organising an event to raise awareness about the plight of undocumented migrants in Ireland.”
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Politics and Society Leaving Cert papers 2022, HL and OL:
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>For example, in the ordinary level paper, students were asked to examine two sources and answer questions about “undocumented” (illegal) migrants.
>The first source was an infographic titled ‘Live Here, Work Here, Belong Here’ published by Migrant Rights Centre Ireland, containing various statistics regarding illegal immigration in Ireland.
>The second source was an adapted extract from left-wing publication The Journal, which contained suggestions that a near blanket amnesty for illegal migrants currently taking place in the country might not go far enough.
>Among the host of questions pupils were asked to complete on these documents, pupils were told to “describe a citizenship project you could undertake, based on organising an event to raise awareness about the plight of undocumented migrants in Ireland.”
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Politics and Society Leaving Cert papers 2022, HL and OL:
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Breitbart
State Exams Contained 'Propaganda' Pushing BLM and 'White Privilege'
Irish pupils were presented with documents promoting BLM and the concepts of 'White Privilege' and 'Micro-Aggressions' in their exams.
Great publicity.
Should Ireland be lumbered with the Sisyphean task of housing the entire world or is the State's duty to the Irish people? Most Irish people will choose B which is why debates are never facilitated on the subject at election time, or ever.
The stickers read: "Ireland has a housing crisis while €16 billionaires have €30 billion. Homes for all. Not racism".
€30 billion might sound like an astronomically large figure to Coppinger, so large in fact that it has short circuited her brain into thinking we could house everybody in the world who wishes to move here if the State just confiscated it all — vote for her and she'll try.
In reality, €30 billion would build approximately 75,000 homes at €400K each or about a year and half's worth of demand.
According to Prof Ronan Lyons, Ireland needs to build 50K units of housing a year for the next 10 years to solve housing crisis. The demand for housing is driven primarily by immigration.
We could just cut demand.
🔗 twitter.com | Ruth Coppinger
Should Ireland be lumbered with the Sisyphean task of housing the entire world or is the State's duty to the Irish people? Most Irish people will choose B which is why debates are never facilitated on the subject at election time, or ever.
The stickers read: "Ireland has a housing crisis while €16 billionaires have €30 billion. Homes for all. Not racism".
€30 billion might sound like an astronomically large figure to Coppinger, so large in fact that it has short circuited her brain into thinking we could house everybody in the world who wishes to move here if the State just confiscated it all — vote for her and she'll try.
In reality, €30 billion would build approximately 75,000 homes at €400K each or about a year and half's worth of demand.
According to Prof Ronan Lyons, Ireland needs to build 50K units of housing a year for the next 10 years to solve housing crisis. The demand for housing is driven primarily by immigration.
We could just cut demand.
🔗 twitter.com | Ruth Coppinger
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The attempt to erase Irish people from public discourse around housing continues. #HouseTheIrish nationalparty.ie/join
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Will Irish Students Lose Out Amid Asylum Surge in September?
https://www.theburkean.ie/articles/2022/07/04/will-irish-students-lose-out-amid-asylum-surge-in-september
https://www.theburkean.ie/articles/2022/07/04/will-irish-students-lose-out-amid-asylum-surge-in-september
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Will Irish Students Lose Out Amid Asylum Surge in September? | The Burkean
Food for thought: The decision yet again to postpone Leaving Cert results this year could possibly mask a government attempt to buy time as the ongoing asylum surge looks set to muscle Irish students from the accommodation market. Ostensibly driven […]
>A teacher has brought a High Court challenge to halt a disciplinary process over several social media posts he made several years ago on issues including Islam, homosexuality, and transgenderism.
>The court heard that in 2020 the City of Dublin Education and Training Board (ETB) dismissed him from Ballyfermot College of Further Education, following an investigation into alleged bullying, which Mr Johnson denies.
>The complaint alleged that Mr Johnson did not appear to be committed to equality and inclusion or respect diversity arising from gender, sexual orientation, religion, ethnicity and other grounds.
>Mr Johnson claims that the council has breached his Constitutional rights to freedom of expression and to communicate, his right to respect for private life, and to hold opinions and beliefs different to others, including the ETB.
One to watch.
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>The court heard that in 2020 the City of Dublin Education and Training Board (ETB) dismissed him from Ballyfermot College of Further Education, following an investigation into alleged bullying, which Mr Johnson denies.
>The complaint alleged that Mr Johnson did not appear to be committed to equality and inclusion or respect diversity arising from gender, sexual orientation, religion, ethnicity and other grounds.
>Mr Johnson claims that the council has breached his Constitutional rights to freedom of expression and to communicate, his right to respect for private life, and to hold opinions and beliefs different to others, including the ETB.
One to watch.
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independent
Teacher claims he was dismissed over his social media posts about religion, family and transgender issues
A teacher has brought a High Court challenge to halt a disciplinary process over several social media posts he made several years ago on issues including Islam, homosexuality, and transgendarism.