"There's an organised group of people who are deliberately causing trouble that seem to be coming from the far-right." -RTÉ Radio One Coverage of the BLM riots.

Oliver Callan on RTÉ Radio One attempts to assuage listeners' fears that the BLM protest in Dublin did not abide by social distancing rules — "I don't think many of the health experts are complaining about them yet."

Nothing will ever be good enough for these people

Racial grievance expert Dr. Ebun Joseph tells Joe Duffy that she isn't a fan of her parody account. Dr. Joseph was recently served a glass of Ribena in a Galway restaurant by accident when she ordered wine and there was a mix-up with a display bottle. As a result, she said she would "continue to cry out against race and racism until we stamp it out of our society. "

https://twitter.com/EbunJoseph1/status/1211667276585406464

You can follow Dr Ebony Joseph's parody account here although some of her real tweets are funnier:

https://twitter.com/EbonyOSeosamh/

Brendan O'Carroll wants to discuss black fathers having to sit their children down to talk about the racism they will face but is interrupted to be told about the high rate of absent fathers in black children's lives in America.

Karen Miano, founder of Origins Eile, an organisatio for "queer people of colour" spoke to Joe Duffy:

"Have you experienced racism, Karen?"

"I think that's not even a question. I'm black. Of course. It's not really a debate. Yes, every black person in Ireland has experienced racism, of course."

Karen tried to draw a correlation between the Magdalene Laundries and Direct Provision centres where predominantly fake asylum seekers are housed while they re-apply ad nauseam their spurious asylum claims as they are rejected.

In Direct Provision, asylum seekers are provided with free meals, education, healthcare and €38 euro pocket money a week. They are allowed to work if they have not received a response to their asylum application within 9 months. Approximately 90% of asylum seekers fail their asylum claim yet 80% of deportation orders are never implemented.

Simple solution for Africans who want to avoid their perceived racism in Ireland: Stop abusing the asylum system to move here for a better life.

Dominican man congratulates the Latin Kings in Chicago for protecting their neighbourhoods against black rioters and advises Hispanics to have solidarity with each other. He warns other Dominicans to stop "cucking for savages" and to put their people first.

"If being racist means protecting your people and putting your people first, then be racist."

How's that intersectionality working out?

ANTIFA vs the suburbs.

"The Antifa guys are not doing well here. They're all getting the shit kicked out of them"

Thought this was funny yesterday. RTÉ host becomes increasingly distressed because she's running up on time but can't cut black professor from San Francisco off because that would be racist.

Nurses Union in Ireland appalled by BLM protest in Dublin for flouting covid-19 regulations.

Larry Elder on BLM riots: You're far more likely to end up in jail without a dad then because of a racist cop.

New post from self-described "grime poet" Denise Chaila who has been promoted by the state and the establishment and counts President Michael D Higgins as a fan.

She calls Ireland racist and says the only reason so many deny it isn't is because Irish people are so good at it — proof at least that she isn't Irish despite her claims to the contrary as she doesn't count herself among these so called racists.

One of her demands is that we "end direct provision" so that infinite asylum spoofers from any where in the world can just land here and place demands on us without the need to prove they are fleeing anything but their own people's incompetence and inadequacies.

No consideration is given to wellbeing of the Irish people who might not want to be displaced into a perpetual stew of foreigners.

https://www.facebook.com/denisechaila/posts/579973672937424

RE: BLM protest Dublin

"My issue however is not with these mindless pawns who are told how to think, what to think and when to think and into what cause their outrage should be channelled, but with their puppet masters and the media and political establishment who unequivocally support them."

MASI are still pushing ahead with the next BLM protest in Dublin

http://jrnl.ie/5114253f

Belfast 1973: African soldier supporting the occupation of Ireland and the subjugation of the Irish people. Dr. Ebun Joseph and the black race have never apologised.