Migrant gang interrupts Sky News running a smear piece on the far right

Army strength falls below 6,000 for first time in living memory https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-41454847.html

📍Dundrum Today Forced Plantation Continues.

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Shocking scenes in Dundrum right now old age pensioner receiving cancer treatment dragged to the ground and ARRESTED. Shame on you!

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Fighting age men 👀
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📍Dundrum, Co Tipperary

Listen to what Shane James says here and I dare anyone to try dispute a single word of it.

He's right about all of it.

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📍Dundrum, Tipperary.

This tiny Irish village of 200 people was forcibly planted this morning. 280 ‘asylum seekers’ are to be housed in this hotel, replacing the local population overnight.

Ireland is ground zero for population replacement.

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DUNDRUM HOUSE HOTEL ENTRANCE.

VIEW Point (anon):

You probably never heard of the Counter Disinformation Unit, CDU. You definitely have never heard of the National Security Online Information Team, NSOIT, which has replaced it. This is really just a rebranding. The CDU was originally set up in January 2021 to monitor on-line anti lockdown rhetoric and spied on such people as the epidemiologist Carl Heneghan and the Conservative MP David Davis who had the temerity of calling for the CDU to be closed down. It’s successor organisation, the NSOIT, has recently been in the news as it has just been tasked with monitoring on line material about the murder of the three children in Southport and the follow on people protests. It’s job is to spy on the internet to build a profile on people who government would describe as anti government. Have we similar in our country.

Minister of Health Stephen Donnelly engaged media company Kinzen to spy on people who had an on-line presence and had an alternative viewpoint to government on the management of covid. We only know this because of a series of parliamentary questions asked by Mattie McGrath and Carol Nolan. In replies to those parliamentary questions it was revealed that media company Kinzen was awarded the government contract without going through any of the normal processes such as tendering. The contract which was worth €110,000 involved producing monthly reports for the minister on all anti lockdown activity. The online activity of all the usual suspects was spied upon including myself. It was a waste of taxpayers money because everybody I know would have been quite happy to have given the material to government and everybody else for free. That’s why it is produced, it’s for distribution not private perusal. However in May 2021 a cyber attack occurred which curiously deleted all Kinzen records up to October 2021 when the contract ended. Is this the governments version of time travel. You couldn’t make it up! So a lot of the information on what was actually gathered from ‘anti government’ social media is lost. They are welcome to my contributions pro bono. You don’t have to pay for what I write. But this does show the seriousness that the government views criticism of its policies. It is unclear if another contract was entered into by the government but it is very likely.

Cyber stalking today would probably focus on immigration or opposition to the governments LGBQT policies. They can do what they like without telling you as the material is in the public domain and they can collate it into a report for presentation to government. All perfectly legal although a bit Stasiesque. The commenteriate won’t comment for sure because they will only comment if it is the left that is being spied upon which is not going to happen. They get a free pass. This becomes more serious when combined with ‘hate speech’ legislation because then it’s about collecting evidence to procure prosecutions as opposed to just keeping ahead on information. How often do we hear calls from frenzied left wingers calling for all social media posts to be examined with a view to prosecuting those that post material that they personally don’t agree with. If they don’t agree or approve of your post it’s simply hate from their point of view.

The Institute of Strategic Dialogue is a left wing global ‘think tank’ that monitors and advises on material that offend their sensibilities. I am sure I must be culpable for some of their apoplexy. If so, tough. But they do keep a watch on all social media that generates what meets their definition of hate or misinformation. They have recently published a report on the Irish social media scene called ‘Uisce Faoi Thalamh’.

This report examined 13 million postings from 1640 Irish accounts up to April 2023. Comments on vaccines, immigration, climate and the Ukraine was examined for what the ISD would consider as hateful or misleading. With the ISD government doesn’t need Kinzen. All that is missing is hate speech legislation that could mark the end of free speech.

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