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

So what is the acceptable numebr of rapes and murders you are willing to put up with from people that were GIFTED access to our country?

Will it still be ok when we have a guy driving a truck into a market slaughtering people?

Will it still be ok when we have a guy drive a truck down Dun Laoghaire promenade slaughtering people?

Will it still be ok when we have a guy ploughing a truck into Arnotts or Brown Thomas killing people?

Will it still be ok when we have kids slaughtered at a concert in the 3 Arena?

These were all heinous crimes committed by people given sanctuary in Europe at one stage and this is how they rewarded the natives.

Ehgh Manchester was Libyan brothers who were indeed born in UK, but had spent time with old Daddy fighting in Libya.

The family had returned home, but one of them had decided to leave a parting gift to the people of Britain or rather the kids of Britain.

And the weird thing is the fooking bas **** was rescued by Roayl Navy as part of evacuation of British citizens from Liibya.

Does that fact he was born in UK make it ok?

Or maybe if the UK hadn't rescued his ass or taken his parents in instead of letting them rot in a Gadaffi jail a lot of people would be better off.

AFAIK Bataclan involved Belgian and French born individuals of Moroccan, Algerian ancestry.

Yes I do have a major issue with islam because it is an ideology that is totally incompatible to our way of life and it's whole ethos is to conquer.

And it is getting more and more extreme and can never be reformed ala christianity.

The sooner people cop on to this the better.

PS all the truck attacks mentioned earlier were carried out by peole born elsewhere, but allowed entry into European countries.

But of course you cherry picked two incidents to suit your proposal.

We always had a huge Quisling population in this country who were quick to cosey up to anyone that would offer any little thing in return.

How many countless uprising and revolutions down through the years were scuppered because of the sleeveens that went running to the English.

When we finally got rid of the English, even though despite the historic slant a good chunk of the country still sided with them and tried to help them, it was the church and Rome we grovelled to for decades.

And when we finally got out from under that yoke to stand on our own feet, it is Brussels, New York, the NGOs and celebrity whiners that we turn to for validation.

For all the guff about the spirit of the Irish, we really are one of the most suppliant peoples in the world.

Aye, the "fighting Irish" seem to only fight over who should rule us. The Irish in general are very collectively insecure, so much so that I think that we are really afraid of self governance and charting our own path. We have a deep need for love, as all insecure people do, and that makes us highly susceptible to following trends, because those who follow trends usually sit in a safe position, or so they think. It's honestly a great sickness, but it's not going anywhere anytime soon sadly.

It's a psychological theory, no conspiracy involved. You know that though don't you? You're once again trying to get a rise. You've even followed me to another thread to do so. You won't get it, so don't waste your time.

It's called collective psychology, which by its very nature is general. It doesn't apply to everyone, but to enough people that it represents the collective.

This is a very good opinion piece, and dare I say it, actually balanced. It's honestly bizarre to see an article nowadays that doesn't seek to slander and more so to understand. If all of our "journalists" worked like this our nation would be in a far greater shape.

Its no coincidence everyone at theJournal.ie,RTE and every NGO they allow opinion pieces from is a woke progessive feminist.

If journalists expressed views their employers don't agree with they find themselves relegated to being bloggers. Impartiality & objectivity are stamped out, conformity is in, and the wrongthinkers are all alt-right

I've no idea about that event/story but in terms of narrative, the Irish Times opinion pieces were full of NGO's and public sector grifters and the commenters frequently tore them asunder with facts and links to back them up. Authors wouldnt ever dare comment below the line, so they'd post the link to the article on twitter and then talk about it there, where any dissenting/critical voices could be blocked.

Fast forward a few years and the Irish Times have just disabled the comments with no reason given, just a "we might turn them back on in the future - no promises". Quite the kick in the teeth for paid subscribers since they're the only ones allowed comment!

Yep, complete insult to their readers

Very much a paternalistic “We will tell you what is right and what to think, there will be no dissention” attitude - reflective of the politics of a lot their top writers such as Roisin Ingle and Una Mullaly.

Likewise we’re hearing very little at all from these media outlets regarding any issues arising from the current refugee crisis.

Ok Doctor engineer why don't you quote and we can discuss what you agree with and think wasn't nonsense in Tom's post.

Go on I dare ya.