They see Ireland as a cow, and they're giving us a good milking.

Irish homeless kicked out of a Cork hotel to make room for Ukrainians. This should boil your blood.

RETURN TO SCHOOL AUGUST 2022: This video will cover the following topics:
1. Current Covid-19 school policies, including the requirement to complete a return to school health form for your child
2. Vaccines in schools – this will include whether the school can ask if your child has been vaccinated against Covid-19 and whether parents can be refused entry to information evenings depending on their covid-19 vaccination status.
3. Social, Personal and Health Education (also called SPHE) and Relationship and Sexuality Education (also called RSE) https://youtu.be/a0FP8CU4a70

Stephen Manning and his son Danny are still homeless.

While ukrainians protest in the streets of Cork looking to be housed theres tens of thousands of Irish homeless. The war in Ukraine is over. Its time they went back to their own homes. The ukrainian embassy in Kiev is open again.

"The smell of burning turf is the scent of our past" 🔥
Duration: 3:43
https://fb.watch/f7fyEzK6TI

The best thing to come out of RTE in years ..

Damp cloth over the windscreen of my car and rinsed it into a glass of water with every breath is embedding these metal shards into your lungs. County Antrim

Ireland has been listed among 17 territories used as a tax haven by big European banks who are shifting their profits around the world to minimise their tax bills, according to a report from a Paris-based independent research group.

The analysis by the EU Tax Observatory found that the main European banks book €20 billion or 14 per cent of their total profits in what it describes as tax havens each year, while the percentage of their staff employed in these jurisdictions is only 4 per cent.

The study, which covers the period from 2014 to 2020, found that profits booked by the banks in tax havens were “abnormally high” at €238,000 per employee, as opposed to about €65,000 in non-haven countries. The mean pretax profit per employee for Ireland was about €250,000.

@auraxchan
https://www.irishtimes.com/business/financial-services/ireland-among-bank-tax-havens-listed-by-french-think-tank-1.4665540

Forwarded from BrQeder BQb, DaQmar and the Resistance *** (Bob)

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Meanwhile, they are making serious decisions at NATO.

They call this "ART", so in the name of "ART" they can basically do anything they want, even satanic rituals.


Ondertussen nemen ze serieuze beslissingen bij de Navo.

Ze noemen dit "KUNST", dus in de naam van "KUNST" kunnen ze in principe alles doen wat ze willen, zelfs satanische rituelen.

Mic drop...

Dáil éireann September 2nd 1939 minutes of proceedings "Time Of War" and 1st amendment to the 1937 Irish Constitution Án bhunreacta....
https://photos.app.goo.gl/nkNYDTLV1qtkMmmU6

Vaccine injured lives matter...........

Speed camera video showing the effect of chemtrails.

Chemtrails GeoEngineering HAARP Weather Manipulation.

Rolf kane: Factual Irish constitutional position in éiRe 2022🇮🇪

i :rory-brian:
Irish national native in the territory éiRe;
"A Call To All Men And Women In The Territory éiRe"

Instead of having a system that allows corrupt politicians to accept an uncapped number of refugees or economic migrants...
We should have a concrete number that the State is willing to provide for. That number should be low (1,000 per year maybe) so as not to be a financial burden on the taxpayer, or change the demographics and culture.
After that number has reached its limit, let the big mouth do-gooders open up their homes and sponsor a foreigner without any taxpayer aid.
And all refugees should be repatriated at the earliest possible opportunity.
I think that's fair personally. Some may disagree, and I welcome hearing your own views on the topic.