Sometimes I feel like I am the only person watching the law
Yesterday on the MSM, I heard how a person who committed an alleged “hate crime” was going to be the first person prosecuted under Helen McEntees’ new Hate Crime Act
Irelands’ war on free speech is eagerly supported by the current government cabal and their bosses in the EU. Irelands political elites have energetically eroded Irish citizens’ rights to housing, healthcare, and safe streets. Immigration is out of control.
Mullen and Keogan are not quite the heroes of the hour we think they are.
Wayne O’Rourke was sentenced to 3 years in prison after the court heard he “posted misinformation” about the Southport killer being a Muslim terrorist.
He was right. Police would have known he was right. Everyone in power would have known he was right. Yet he’s still in jail.
Hate Speech Laws through the back door. The Hate Crime Bill inserts Section 7A in the Criminal Justice (Public Order Act), 1994 which makes it an offence to distribute or display material in a public place which is ‘threatening, abusive, insulting or obscene’ aggravated by ‘hatred’
Interesting bio- the global VP of Dublin X used to work with McEntee
The Lunatics Have Taken Over The Asylum.
The Dáil passed the Hate Offences Bill last night by a vote of 78 to 50, while 30 members didn’t even bother to attend. This legislation is a direct attack on the principle that all citizens are equal before the law. Irish people are being sidelined in their own country, and it’s time to push back.
While some may have valid excuse, we suspect the majority of total moral cowardice OR having made a strategic decision to be absent.
These TDs could have changed last night’s shameful outcome