Garda suffers acid attack at hands of East European Heroin Gang

Dr Brown

I don't think this is the sort of "cultural enrichment" we voted for when we signed up to the EU.

Yet some people still wonder why the Brits Voted for Brexit.

Not even the worst Irish Criminals have ever committed a crime like this.


http://www.thejournal.ie/acid-attack-garda-4097579-Jul2018/

Drugs unit garda suffers acid attack at hands of heroin gang he's investigating

The officer received minor injuries to his face and hand at the start of last month and gang members separately turned up outside his child’s school.

A MEMBER OF a garda drugs unit was attacked with acid by members of a heroin gang he is investigating, TheJournal.ie understands.
The gang believed to be behind the attack has its own drug distribution network across the country.
The officer has been part of a group of gardai based in north Dublin which has been probing the activities of this criminal gang. The gang’s leaders are from Eastern Europe and investigations into their activities have been ongoing since 2015.
Sources have told TheJournal.ie that the man has received a number of threatening phone calls in the last few months. It is understood the Garda Representative Association (GRA), which represents rank-and-file members of An Garda Síochána, is aware of the threat to the officer’s life and has been offering him support.

Hector Bellend

Dat's dem aul eastern europeans

Mutant z

Feral scum should go back to where the hell they came and the do gooders can go jump into the river for all i care why should Ireland tolerate foreign criminal gangs of any nationality.

Outlaw Pete

I remember around '89 a Garda in Swords had petrol thrown on him and was set alight. Think he managed to come away with minor enough burns but couod easily have been much worse. Was headlines of the old Evening Press at the time.

Scumbags be scumbagging.

theteal

Dr Brown wrote: »

Not even the worst Irish Criminals have ever committed a crime like this.

No no, never, just the odd journalist killed in broad daylight, that’s all....

Dr Brown

Dr Brown wrote: »

Not even the worst Irish Criminals have ever committed a crime like this.

LOL.... You must be pretty new around here yourself OP

How Soon Is Now

Sure there probably the hardest working heroin gang not like those lazy Irish ones....

anthonyos

mass deportations and ban people with criminal records and no education from coming here.i heard leo on the radio last week talking about accepting more migrants and it being a positive thing for Ireland I don't agree

Our heroin gangs are better than your heroin gangs

Twenty Grand

Dr Brown wrote: »

Not even the worst Irish Criminals have ever committed a crime like this.

While I don't want to make little of this crime, Irish criminals have done plenty worse than this.

Ulysses Gaze

Dr Brown wrote: »

I don't think this is the sort of "cultural enrichment" we voted for when we signed up to the EU.

Yet some people still wonder why the Brits Voted for Brexit.

Not even the worst Irish Criminals have ever committed a crime like this.


http://www.thejournal.ie/acid-attack-garda-4097579-Jul2018/

Wanderer78

Brexit was more a protest vote from the failures of movements such as globalization than those pesky foreigners

flookdgates

No more brother wars

shakeitoff

I don't think when people talk about ''cultural enrichment' they are referring to other Europeans

DEFTLEFTHAND

Twenty Grand wrote: »

While I don't want to make little of this crime, Irish criminals have done plenty worse than this.

There was a stage in the 70s and 80s where dissident republican bank gangs would open fire on unarmed Gardai.

This was a regular occurence all over the country and ended up being the primary reason for the introduction of the ERU.

shakeitoff

You'll always get scumbags, the difference is that a Pole will more than likely be integrated within a generation into Irish society, for someone further afield it may never happen. There's no clash between Irish and Polish culture. I like Muslims, best friend is Muslim, but there's a big difference.

DEFTLEFTHAND

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

There was a stage in the 70s and 80s where dissident republican bank gangs would open fire on unarmed Gardai.

This was a regular occurence all over the country and ended up being the primary reason for the introduction of the ERU.

Indeed they did.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Joseph_Morrissey

"Sergeant Morrissey, alone and on foot, pursued the raiders. As he caught up with them a shot was fired and he fell to the ground grievously wounded. One of the gunmen stood over him and at point blank range shot the Sergeant dead".

Dr Brown

shakeitoff wrote: »

You'll always get scumbags, the difference is that a Pole will more than likely be integrated within a generation into Irish society, for someone further afield it may never happen. There's no clash between Irish and Polish culture. I like Muslims, best friend is Muslim, but there's a big difference.

A few East Europeans would be ok but we have far too many of them here.

They are even building their own supermarkets here that doesn't sound like integration to me.

J. Marston

If they're hanging around outside the kid's school, I know I'd want the family to be put into hiding.

Is witness protection a thing in Ireland or have I been watching too much American TV?

corner of hells

Dr Brown wrote: »

A few East Europeans would be ok but we have far too many of them here.

They are even building their own supermarkets here that doesn't sound like integration to me.

Those damn supermarkets , dens of inequity staffed by women with amazing looking arses.

sameoldname

Dr Brown wrote: »

A few East Europeans would be ok but we have far too many of them here.

They are even building their own supermarkets here that doesn't sound like integration to me.

I would have thought that someone setting up a business to serve an underserved section of the marketplace would be something to celebrate no?

enricoh

Nice folk, as few of their Ilk hacked that Polish fella to death in cork last month. Also ordered his missus' to bring the kids out to witness their father being killed. Utter scum

endacl

The original and best Doc Brown's reaction after checking out Dr Brown's threads when asked if he's 'that guy from Boards who keeps starting all the bluddyforrinnerz threads.

Dr Brown

sameoldname wrote: »

I would have thought that someone setting up a business to serve an underserved section of the marketplace would be something to celebrate no?

Its keeping money within their own community when they could be supporting indigenous Businesses.

bodice ripper

Dr Brown wrote: »

They are even building their own supermarkets here that doesn't sound like integration to me.

And god bless them too. Where else am I going to get cherry cordial?

corner of hells

Dr Brown wrote: »

Its keeping money within their own community when they could be supporting indigenous Businesses.

It's lucky nobody ever thought of opening an Irish bar anywhere in the world.

Wanderer78

Dr Brown wrote:

Its keeping money within their own community when they could be supporting indigenous Businesses.

Would they be avoiding taxes and the like? If so, maybe they should be burned or something! Are Irish people banned from these shops? You have me convinced now, these individuals are pure evil

sameoldname

Dr Brown wrote: »

Its keeping money within their own community when they could be supporting indigenous Businesses.

Unless there is a Polish power plant they've built secretly among other things, I'm pretty certain that they do support indigenous businesses. Also, they're allowed to spend their money how they see fit. They also pay taxes, which benefits all of us.

Honestly, of all the arguments you could choose...

Twenty Grand

Dr Brown wrote: »

A few East Europeans would be ok but we have far too many of them here.

They are even building their own supermarkets here that doesn't sound like integration to me.

Considering there's an Irish bar in every city in the world, its a grave hypocrisy telling polish they cant open shops here.

endacl

Dr Brown wrote: »

Its keeping money within their own community when they could be supporting indigenous Businesses.

If the owners of the businesses are legally resident in the state, then those businesses are indigenous, by definition.

Dr Brown

Twenty Grand wrote: »

Considering there's an Irish bar in every city in the world, its a grave hypocrisy telling polish they cant open shops here.

How many Irish people do you know that shop in Polish supermarkets ?

Twenty Grand

Dr Brown wrote: »

How many Irish people do you know that shop in Polish supermarkets ?

As many as want to.

Dr Brown

Twenty Grand wrote: »

As many as want to.

You've answered my question.

bodice ripper

Dr Brown wrote: »

How many Irish people do you know that shop in Polish supermarkets ?

Or an Italian restaurant?

sameoldname

Dr Brown wrote: »

How many Irish people do you know that shop in Polish supermarkets ?

More than I know people who complain about someone coming over here to setup a business and employ people.

Wanderer78

This debate is weird!

corner of hells

Wanderer78 wrote: »

This debate is weird!

Don't get me started on that Polish coal .

Wanderer78

corner of hells wrote:

Don't get me started on that Polish coal .

Black bastards

endacl

Dr Brown wrote: »

How many Irish people do you know that shop in Polish supermarkets ?

Quite a few. Can't bate the Polish supermarkets for Pickles and Paprika crisps!

As an aside, I once saw a Polish man in Tesco. Can't remember what he was buying. I probably should, seeing as the phenomenon of a non-Irish national shopping in a UK based business in Dublin would be remarkable enough in and of itself.

Question: When you considered the implications of a bluddyfurrinner shopping in a bluddyfurrin shop in Dublin, what harmonic interval did your cognitive dissonance-o-phone produce?

endacl

Dr Brown wrote: »

How many Irish people do you know that shop in Polish supermarkets ?

Twenty Grand wrote: »

As many as want to.

Dr Brown wrote: »

You've answered my question.

He, quite literally (and in the literal sense of literal as opposed to that silly 'litchrally' that all the jungwans go on with), did answer your question.

Well done, you. Sending you a figurative (which is what is generally implied by the erroneous use of litchrally) patronising pat on the noggin!

Ulysses Gaze

Dr Brown wrote: »

You've answered my question.

That's the genius of free enterprise, Doc.

Anyone can set up a business, employ people, pay rent, pay rates and taxes.

And provide goods and services that anyone can buy.

4068ac1elhodqr

Wanderer78 wrote: »

Brexit was more a protest vote from the failures of movements such as globalization than those pesky foreigners

Was it now, really? A protest at fancy luxury German cars, the latest Jap' Playstations and the delightful stirring hum of a Harley D' Softtail - by your average anti-globalist Dave & Daffny in Essex, Tyne or wherever.

Nothing to do then with illegal or mass/uncontrolled migration events.

Here's an idea playback any TV debate (Question Time, Newsnight) or any UK phone-in radio show, count the amount of times these exact phrases are used:
a) Take back control of our borders b) Illegal or mass migration.

AfterLife

Dr Brown wrote: »

Its keeping money within their own community when they could be supporting indigenous Businesses.

Where do you think they're paying Vat, prsi, USC, rates, insurance, rent, mortgages, car insurance, car tax? Sneaky Polish business men and punters are sending it all back to Warsaw I'd say.

ardinn

We have a perfectly good ranger wing that sure be used once a month in a kind of "purge" to cleanse the streets.

If you acid a Guard - you should be shot. It's simple really!

CiniO

Damon Crooked Trio wrote: »

Was it now, really? A protest at fancy luxury German cars, the latest Jap' Playstations and the delightful stirring hum of a Harley D' Softtail - by your average anti-globalist Dave & Daffny in Essex, Tyne or wherever.

Nothing to do then with illegal or mass/uncontrolled migration events.

Here's an idea playback any TV debate (Question Time, Newsnight) or any UK phone-in radio show, count the amount of times these exact phrases are used:
a) Take back control of our borders b) Illegal or mass migration.

And what does EU have to do with illegal or mass invitation, and how not being part of EU is going to help them?

You're taking bit nonsense here.

suicide_circus

They pull a knife, you pull a gun. He sends one of yours to the hospital, you send one of his to the morgue.

Franz Von Peppercorn

endacl wrote: »

He, quite literally (and in the literal sense of literal as opposed to that silly 'litchrally' that all the jungwans go on with), did answer your question.

Well done, you. Sending you a figurative (which is what is generally implied by the erroneous use of litchrally) patronising pat on the noggin!

That’s incorrect, literally is not used to mean figuratively in hyperbole because you generally don’t use figuratively in a sentence but about a sentence.

Franz Von Peppercorn

I haven’t read most of these thread, it seems to have devolved into a bourgeois sneer.

However if the EU needs to survive we probably need a proper, tough, European police force.

At the moment it’s like the US minus the FBI, which was fairly lawless for State hopping criminal gangs.

4068ac1elhodqr

CiniO wrote: »

And what does EU have to do with illegal or mass invitation, and how not being part of EU is going to help them?

You're taking bit nonsense here.

The point was that 'Wanderer78' claimed Brexit was all due to 'globalisation', and not 'migration' factors.

If (full, hard) brexit ever happens you just can't roll in from Bulgaria, Italy, France to the UK to live or work as is currently the case.

Chances are, you'll need a visitor visa of some sort. But Ire may be exempt from most border checks, due to close historical, geographical and cultural ties between these Islands.

Try_harder

Damon Crooked Trio wrote: »

The point was that 'Wanderer78' claimed Brexit was all due to 'globalisation', and not 'migration' factors.

If (full, hard) brexit ever happens you just can't roll in from Bulgaria, Italy, France to the UK to live or work as is currently the case.

Chances are, you'll need a visitor visa of some sort. But Ire may be exempt from most border checks, due to close historical, geographical and cultural ties between these Islands.

Allowing free access to Ireland alone would be impossible given we have free movement with 26 other states

4068ac1elhodqr

Try_harder wrote: »

Allowing free access to Ireland alone would be impossible given we have free movement with 26 other states

Hence why they're all busy brainstorming what to do about the 'border backstop'

I.e. The EU say there is no way every car can be stopped that crosses it to see who's in it, where they're going, and how much butter they're carrying in their boot from another state entity.
An 'arrangement will have to be agreed'.

Already if you fly in/out some airports UK-ROI, it's through a seperate section or area of the airport.