This is what they want in our primary schools. Here’s Elly Barnes CEO of Educate & Celebrate U.K. She was a keynote speaker at an INTO Equality conference in 2020. Here she is at the conference: https://www.facebook.com/educateandcelebrate/videos/dr-elly-barnes-mbe-at-into-eqconf20/478863212809221/

George Soros bragging about robbing fellow jews during ww2.

History sure is funny.

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As recently as 2013, you could print this in a mainstream Irish publication, but not any more...

>The murder recently of Lithuanian gangster Gintaras Zelvys in Rathcoole, Co Dublin, is a further signal of the invasion of Ireland by foreign criminals involved in everything from organised begging to hi-tech crime.

>They are attracted here, gardai say, by what the criminals regard as a remarkably lenient justice system and the low risk of being caught.

>A remarkable insight into the view of Ireland as a destination for foreign criminals was discovered by gardai in Dublin last year after they had arrested three Nigerian nationals, members of an organised mobile phone theft and drug smuggling organisation.

>The gardai checked the phones of the three arrested and on one, they found a text that had been sent to an associate back in Nigeria. It read: "Come to Ireland. It is a virgin country. There is plenty of money to be made."

🔗 'Ireland? It's a great country for a criminal'
🔗 archive.vn

There's a new study being released today about the foreigners in our prison system. The project was supported by the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission so it probably doesn't contain much useful information.

They've subtitled the study 'The rights, needs and experiences of foreign national and minority ethnic groups in the Irish penal system,' so you can already see what their angle is.

Sorcha Pollak has been given an advanced copy so she can frame it for Irish Times readers:

>The study, the first of its kind carried out in the State, reports that foreign nationals and minority ethnic communities are over-represented in the penal system.

Could it also be then that foreigners and minority ethnic communities are also over-represented in the criminal community?

Impossible. It's because the justice system is racist, you see:

>The found foreign nationals were sentenced to an average of 32 months for controlled drugs offences, compared with a sentence of 23 months for Irish nationals. Foreign nationals jailed for sexual offences were sentenced to an average of 68 months, compared with 52 months for Irish nationals.

Because this couldn't possibly have anything to do with the severity of their crimes. We've all see the reports — 'The judge suspended the final year of the sentence because the defendant would face a harsher time in prison due to his foreign background etc'.

Some of the data:

>About 15 per cent, or one in seven people, in Irish prisons come from a foreign national background. Nearly three-quarters of all committals in Irish prisons were recorded as white, while 3.8 per cent were reported as being an ethnicity other than white. However, the Irish Prison Service could not provide ethnicity data for 22 per cent of committals. These “significant gaps” in data meant it was not possible to give an “accurate depiction” of the Irish prison population, the report warned.

That's a large data gap. Even they're calling the study junk, but it will be used to call us racist and give more lenient sentences to foreigners.

🔗 irishtimes.co,
🔗 archive.ph/ml20f

Welcome to Kerry, Ireland 🇮🇪

Phew. Maybe they'll stop cutting the heads off our gays now. Great work lads.

Ronaldo McDonald here was “very anxious she be detained in a prison facility for females, as she identifies as a female,”

Only going to get worse before it gets better...

🔗 independent.ie

14-year-old girl gang-raped in Limerick.

>Passing sentence on Monday, Justice Eileen Creedon said the men had taken the girl to an isolated area, given her more alcohol and raped her in succession, “robbing her of her innocence” in “extremely degrading and humiliating” circumstances.

>Probation reports said the men had no victim empathy and were at moderate risk of both sexual and non-sexual violent reoffending.

>The court heard that both men considered themselves to be victims in the case and had told gardaí that they believed the girl was aged 16 at the time.

The men cannot be named in order to protect the statutory anonymity of the complainant...

But it doesn't say they're related to her, so why?

https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/two-limerick-men-jailed-for-cynical-and-calculated-rape-of-14-year-old-girl-1301937.html

An Irish restaurant owner featured in Tommy Robinson's new documentary about Pakistani rape gangs in Telford which premiered yesterday.

Robinson had allegations he wanted to present regarding one of his employees raping children in the last place he worked.

His reaction was to not want to hear any of it along with a crass appeal to Irish victimhood.

Bar owner: "As an Irish immigrant I'm very upset with you...how we've been treated over the years..."

Robinson: "Do you want to see a video of a young girl who has been raped by them."

Bar owner: "You're an embarrassment to the Irish people...I'm gonna find where your family are."

He also mumbles a 'tiocfaidh ár lá' towards the end of their encounter as an intimidation tactic.

While it's common to seeing this Irish victim trope being deployed against immigration concerns, it's especially galling to see it used to protect rape gangs. He also reminds me of the type of goon the regime relies on to violently disrupt public displays of protest.

>Journalist Paulie Doyle, who wrote a lengthy investigation into the topic for Vice World News, joins Nicola Tallant on this week’s episode of Crime World.

>The head of the gang, career criminal Kestutis Klemauskas, showed up in Ireland in the mid to late 2000s, Paulie explains.

>“He was involved in stuff like shoplifting rackets and various different criminal enterprises,” says Paulie. “He gets involved with selling heroin and other drugs at some point, and with a group of his mates tries to start an operation in Dublin.

https://www.sundayworld.com/crime/irish-crime/how-lithuanian-gang-trafficked-slaves-into-ireland-to-sell-heroin-in-rural-towns-41639971.html

https://archive.ph/64txr