Immigration and Ireland - MEGATHREAD *Mod Note Added 02/09/25*

Thats a sitting TDs brother. Not his first account either. He tried to dox me and tried to get me sacked. I door stepped him. A quivering wreck he was. They aren't well.

They are the best pirates though.

This has to be a pisstake right😂

The ministry said that DRC's government remained committed to the protection of its citizens living abroad and to safeguarding their dignity, as well as respecting human rights and the principles of justice.

https://www.rte.ie/news/politics/2026/0528/1575783-drc-minister/

These groups probably receive government funding.

The security guards are entitled to the presumption of innocence until forensic evidence proves them at fault.

The Henry Nowak case in the UK has me wondering now. Vickrum Digwa, a Sikh, has now been convicted of murdering innocent 18-year-old uni student Henry Nowak after stabbing him to death with a kirpan.

There is no specific legal exemption for Sikhs to carry a kirpan in Ireland, and it needs be treated like any other knife after the Nowak case. The video below shows the interaction between the Gardai and and father concerned regarding the man armed with kirpan “I understand that but it’s different cultures and religious beliefs.” I just think that this is mental.

*Im only using this account for the video. Its not an endorsement of the account.

https://x.com/OffgridIreland/status/2055028650907431356

There's been a several reports on the radio over the past few days about how medics working in the Congo with Ebola patients are getting grief from the locals for bringing Ebola into the country, equipment being burnt and the police and military having to protect the facilities, all the unrest led by local witchcraft and shamen, it's one very backward country

Seriously you’d want to be a **** hot diplomat to listen to that crap while managing to keep a straight face. The sick pandering to this crap needs to stop

came "for a better life here"

I wonder where the Killer is from and how much their contribution to Ireland has cost us over the years ?

As always, the question still remains unanswered on what is the benefit to Ireland?

I think a proposed women and children only policy could be interesting. It would probably be the only possible way to make certain people complain about discrimination against men.

It's interesting that the more feminist minded people in Ireland will use the old slogan "yes all men" when talking about predatory and dangerous behaviours towards women but for some reason don't think bringing even more men into the country is an issue at all.

Sometimes in polite society I think we are playing a messed up game of "chicken" with each other. Watching all of these horrific events taking place, unsustainable uses of taxpayer money a grim outlook for the future of Ireland but we're keeping an eye on each other to see who complains first so that they can be called "Racist!"

The thing is that this situation seems to be getting progressively worse. Incident after incident.

It's completely unsustainable but anybody who says so is shouted down.

Its a bit rich having a Minister from Congo giving us a lecture on what should be happening in our country.

Maybe she should concentrate on sorting out her own house first before telling us what to do in ours.