Ireland running out of accommodation for Ukrainian refugees due to surge in non-Ukrainian refugees?

That's ok. Ignore what you want. Or head over to the legal forum and ask them to explain what popular innuendo and legal innuendo are in the context of defamation.

As I said, it doesn't concern me what you post.

I don't care. I have no connection with any of those people, any politicians, or boards.ie (other than having an account)

Then why did you reply to his posts if they dont concern you? 🤣🤣

Yeah it’s Putins fault Algerians, Georgians are coming here even though there is no wars in those countries.

What a joke.

If you ever thought Irish politics was anymore than a racket, then here you go. They'll do exactly what Europe tell them as long as there's jobs at the end of the gravy train.

I told him a basic fact. He comes out with some freeman-of-the-law crap.

I presume it must concern you greatly, given that you are responding to my posts. 🤣🤣 🤣

Feel free to post a link outlining why I am incorrect. I've given the explanation and a link where you can read it for yourself. Or you can just join in with the fingers in the ears "nah nah nah nah nah, I can't hear you" childish type of response.

Whatever dude. Tell us again why it is legally dubious? Did ya read it on Facebuke? Do you have "a feeling" about it? Do you suspect some of the members of the Commission weren't wearing the correct colour cap when they took their "oaths"?

Nail on the head. Blaming the EU is a distraction. The fault for the recent hockey stick growth, in extra-EU asylum applications is directly attributable to our own, local incompetents who purport to call themselves 'leaders'.

Roderick O'Gorman is particularly culpable. This is the person who devised the plan for 'own door' accommodation within four months and then broadcast his policy across social media in multiple languages. Who could possibly have foreseen that this would act as a beacon, magnetically attracting applicants across the Balkans, MENA region, and sub-saharan Africa? It takes a special brand of idiocy to not foresee the ramifications of this policy. As for Helen McEntee, the less said, the better.

Denmark suffered under the same wooly-headed thinking for several decades. In recent years, they have course corrected after seeing the outcomes in-house within their own society and by peering across the Oresund bridge, to witness events transpiring in their neighbor's back yard. It's only a matter of time before similar reason is injected into Irish discourse. The questions is: how much damage can the current cohort of clowns inflict, before we hit reverse? History will not judge these people kindly.