Incident at Lost Lane on Saturday

weldoninhio

Sleeper12 wrote: »

You haven't read this thread at all have you? You have had people try convince us the this gang are form Balbriggan. I mentioned Blanchardstown here almost two week ago but that didn't suit some peoples agenda. They wanted to pigeon hole them all into one group


When you say , what exactly do you mean? There were black entertainers & a small amount of black people at the two gigs but the vast majority were White attending these gigs. Stevie Wonder was here wasn't that a too?


There are gangs a White kids roaming our streets with weapons too. We don't treat these gangs as A white cultural thing or crime. We treat it as crime. It's no different where they are black people carrying the weapons. It's called crime. Not Black crime. Plain old crime

Such waffle. No one tried to claim it was a gang from Balbriggan.

Sleeper12

weldoninhio wrote:

Such waffle. No one tried to claim it was a gang from Balbriggan.

You haven't read the thread so.

Bobblehats

Sleeper12 wrote: »

Stevie Wonder was here wasn't that a too?

He is but one. There’s more musicality in his little pinky than an entire weekend of those clowns. Blindfolded.

weldoninhio

Sleeper12 wrote: »

You haven't read the thread so.

I have indeed. The Balbriggan gang were given as an example of the type of gangs they congregate in.

Sleeper12

weldoninhio wrote:

I have indeed. The Balbriggan gang were given as an example of the type of gangs they congregate in.

Nope. Read it again. This gang is one of the DART gangs. I stated that the Gardai had told us that this gang was from Blanchardstown. Some posters insisted that the dart gang came from Balbriggan.

I correctly stated Blanchardstown from the start of the thread. There are posters who for god knows what reason wants to label Balbriggan with all trouble caused by black people.

weldoninhio

Sleeper12 wrote: »

Nope. Read it again. This gang is one of the DART gangs. I stated that the Gardai had told us that this gang was from Blanchardstown. Some posters insisted that the dart gang came from Balbriggan.

I correctly stated Blanchardstown from the start of the thread. There are posters who for god knows what reason wants to label Balbriggan with all trouble caused by black people.

The gang from Balbriggan also use the DART.

gerogerigegege

Man jailed for his part in mob that tried to storm Dublin nightclub
Moses Lulendo (19) joined up with the group of males which tried to push past doormen at Lost Lane nightclub off Grafton St in 2019.


https://www.thejournal.ie/lost-lane-man-jailed-mob-stormed-nightclub-5305069-Dec2020/?amp=1

TuringBot47

They say "A DUBLIN MAN".... then you hear the name "Moses Lulendo" :rolleyes:

Dyr

gerogerigegege wrote: »

The anchor babies are growing up fast

I'd say, "Lulendo’s 16 previous convictions include public order offences committed on 16 July, 2019, nine days after these events."

19 years old with more previous form than Ladbrokes, truly we are enriched by such diversity.

James Brown

TuringBot47 wrote: »

They say "A DUBLIN MAN".... then you hear the name "Moses Lulendo" :rolleyes:

The most ignorant comment I've read in recent times.

suicide_circus

He's certainly has many of the hallmarks of a Dublin scrote

Quantum Erasure

Bowie wrote: »

The most ignorant comment I've read in recent times.

You havent read much so

ExMachina1000

Bowie wrote: »

The most ignorant comment I've read in recent times.

How so?

Bonniedog

Bowie wrote: »

The most ignorant comment I've read in recent times.

He's not Irish and I doubt he claims to be.

No more than the Irish of second generation in Britain do,

Only ones who claim him to be a "Dub" are the naifs who think all black people are saints. Which is just as racist as believing they are all like our man Moses.

James Brown

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

How so?

Assuming someone not called O'Reilly wasn't a Dubliner, or had parents born here. Obvious, no?

Bonniedog wrote: »

He's not Irish and I doubt he claims to be.

No more than the Irish of second generation in Britain do,

Only ones who claim him to be a "Dub" are the naifs who think all black people are saints. Which is just as racist as believing they are all like our man Moses.

If he's not, he's not. His Surname doesn't mean he isn't.
He's a Dub if he was born and raised in Dublin or they might say he's from Dublin if he lives in Dublin. Thinking it's to do with 'all black people are saints' is your own hang up. He might be an arsehole and a Dub, it happens.

Dyr

Bowie wrote: »

Assuming someone not called O'Reilly wasn't a Dubliner, or had parents born here. Obvious, no?

Assuming that someone called Moses Lulendo hasnt a drop of Irish blood in him is a fairly safe assumption.

Believing that someone with 16 convictions at 19 is somebody this country could have done without is a fairly rational position.

kildare lad

Bambi wrote: »

I'd say, "Lulendo’s 16 previous convictions include public order offences committed on 16 July, 2019, nine days after these events."

19 years old with more previous form than Ladbrokes, truly we are enriched by such diversity.

And labour want to open the floodgates again . The amount of wasters we allowed to settle here 20 odd years ago. The far left and NGOs claim they're all future doctors and engineers that are going be paying our pensions . Seen a video of loads of Africans teenagers punching the heads off each other in o connell street the other day . There should be zero immigration from Africa to here. There's far too many social problems that comes with it.

James Brown

Bambi wrote: »

Assuming that someone called Moses Lulendo hasnt a drop of Irish blood in him is a fairly safe assumption.

Believing that someone with 16 convictions at 19 is somebody this country could have done without is a fairly rational position.

Why?
I don't know the chap.

Not related to my comment.

ExMachina1000

Bowie wrote: »

Assuming someone not called O'Reilly wasn't a Dubliner, or had parents born here. Obvious, no?



If he's not, he's not. His Surname doesn't mean he isn't.
He's a Dub if he was born and raised in Dublin or they might say he's from Dublin if he lives in Dublin. Thinking it's to do with 'all black people are saints' is your own hang up. He might be an arsehole and a Dub, it happens.

What he is though is a violent criminal with an ever growing list of convictions and a burden on law abiding taxpayers and the justice system..

A real poster child

end of the road

TuringBot47 wrote: »

They say "A DUBLIN MAN".... then you hear the name "Moses Lulendo" :rolleyes:

well yeah, that tends to be what happens when someone is from dublin and is called moses.

end of the road

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

How so?

because it's obvious what the poster was trying to state.

dd973

Why would anyone want to Londonise Dublin? London is a f**king s**thole.

Eric Cartman

Bambi wrote: »

Assuming that someone called Moses Lulendo hasnt a drop of Irish blood in him is a fairly safe assumption.

Believing that someone with 16 convictions at 19 is somebody this country could have done without is a fairly rational position.

And at any moment therell be a cohort along to chastise the working class irish to excuse this behaviour . “Let him stay, surelads from darndale are worse” etc....

hatrickpatrick

Moses Lulendo (19) joined up with the group of males, some with their faces covered

Why is nobody commenting on the fact that others in this group were irresponsibly spreading the Coronavirus like this? :eek: :pac:

And before the virus even existed! What is wrong with some people?

Omackeral

end of the road wrote: »

well yeah, that tends to be what happens when someone is from dublin and is called moses.

Exactly. Like this sh*tebag also called Moses. Killed his poor ma. If you’ve ever met him he sounds exactly like a Dub because, well, he is one.



https://www.google.ie/amp/s/www.irishtimes.com/news/man-26-jailed-for-life-for-killing-his-mother-1.981509%3fmode=amp


Black people can be Irish ffs. It’s ridiculous to think otherwise. I’d love to know how long someone’s family has to be here before they can “allowed” to be Irish. How many generations is acceptable?

ExMachina1000

Omackeral wrote: »

Exactly. Like this sh*tebag also called Moses. Killed his poor ma. If you’ve ever met him he sounds exactly like a Dub because, well, he is one.

[img][/img]https://m-independent-ie.cdn.ampproject.org/i/s/m.independent.ie/migration_catalog/ed120/25033337.ece/AUTOCROP/w800/m

https://www.google.ie/amp/s/www.irishtimes.com/news/man-26-jailed-for-life-for-killing-his-mother-1.981509%3fmode=amp


Black people can be Irish ffs. It’s ridiculous to think otherwise. I’d love to know how long someone’s family has to be here before they can “allowed” to be Irish. How many generations is acceptable?

2nd generation for EU
3rd generation for non EU

Pkiernan

Its important that we allow foreign criminals to commit crimes here and not deport them.

No better way for our workshy lefty student types to virtue signal to the world how woke we are as a nation.

Never mind if hard working taxpayers get hurt or killed in the process, its worth it.

Brian?

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

2nd generation for EU
3rd generation for non EU

Nice and arbitrary

ExMachina1000

Pkiernan wrote: »

Its important that we allow foreign criminals to commit crimes here and not deport them.

No better way for our workshy lefty student types to virtue signal to the world how woke we are as a nation.

Never mind if hard working taxpayers get hurt or killed in the process, its worth it.

Rather than being concerned about crimes commited its much more important to be concerned about the language used by people who are talking about the crimes.

The investigating garda detective commented on how she hadn't seen anything like it in 17 years as a garda while the bouncer said same and also retired due to the incident.

Brian?

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

Rather than being concerned about crimes commited its much more important to be concerned about the language used by people who are talking about the crimes.

The investigating garda detective commented on how she hadn't seen anything like it in 17 years as a garda while the bouncer said same and also retired due to the incident.

So people's feelings trump facts now? That's an interesting take on it.