Project Ireland 2040 and the Security Forces are Gearing up to put you Down. Democracy!
Batons, pepper spray, water cannons and an expansion of the dog unit:
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16th October 2024. Public letter. Further police charges against helen mcentee.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Fc0jFX3uYbSB
‘I was never told there was a spy in the Oireachtas’ – Tánaiste surprised by reaction to spy reports
1st rule of spy club, never talk about spy club.
Standoff at The Walkinstown Roundabout | The Story of Michael “Chicken” Cullen.
For 21 years Michael “Chicken” Cullen defied a compulsory purchase and eviction order issued by Dublin County Council on his small 19th century workers cottage and delayed the completion of the now notorious Walkinstown Roundabout. He and the people of Walkinstown stood up to the county sheriff as they tried to evict him from his home against his will. This video tells the story of one brave man and the community that supported him during a standoff that lasted 21 years.
Martin “takes issue” with fiscal watchdog’s criticism of #Budget2025
Tánaiste Micheál Martin tells Ben Scallan he “takes issue” with IFAC’s suggestion that the Budget isn’t serious. bla bla bla bla bla.
Nolan blasts proposed new “turf terrorist” laws
“The idea that people transporting turf in their own cars or tractor will be pulled over and searched as if they were part of some rural cartel is simply ludicrous.”
Housing Minister says ‘Lessons should be learned’ as modular home cost doubles. Schools out, Get Them Out.
What about the Irish Homeless no homes for them. It was recently revealed that the OPW’s modular homes for Ukrainians had doubled in cost from €200k to €436k.
Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien said that this doubling in cost “frustrates” him, adding that ‘lessons should be learned’.
Master of the Irish High Court on the Irish Banking Crisis – Edmund Honohan
Edmund Honohan, former Master of the High Court from 2001 to 2022, joins Eddie Hobbs to discuss the complex world of mortgage securitisation, vulture funds, and the challenges faced by distressed borrowers in Ireland.