Michael Connell

I will not accept these foreigners as Irish, regardless of any claims, or any government-issued documents.

@SiomhaH fucking state of you. Absolute dog. Rotten looking. If you were half good looking I might let you off. But my God. What a bowler.

@jacknolan__ @ciansmart @Redser702 You're the guy looking at the camera and around the next corner.

I’ll tell ye wha 🇮🇪🇨🇿

@campion95 Imagine my shock to hear a handicap Leftist tell me that context doesn't matter... Go fist yourself, ya spastic.

@SatSol26 There’s no context that excuses saying you’d rape a child Mike

When basically EVERY non-white foreigner in Ireland is celebrating an Open Borders Socialist Traitor... you know you're country needs to be seriously unfucked.

@intercity2258 😂😂😂

@SatSol26 It's a day i'd prefer not to miss! Lol. O Connell V limp wrist Manning. Box office stuff.

They flaunt their Government-issued documents in our faces to show their dominance in our country, and their disdain for our people. Deport every last one of them back to their ancestral homelands.

@intercity2258 No bother, buddy. Thanks for everything.

@SatSol26 Gimme a shout. I know you wouldn't need backup, but it's not fair if you're alone.

@GMbunchanumbers Graham is a hard man online, where he has the opportunity to lie without consequence, and coward in person. In my view, his notions of gender should warrant the State removing his child from his care, and dismissing him from his job as teacher.

For anyone who might be curious… @SatSol26 aka FCA Gemma aka Mr Participation medals 🥉aka paedophilic rape fantasist who pretends to care about kids really doesn’t like any of these titles or the evidence. Definitely don’t share, RT or send em to him…he might block ya 😧 😏

@intercity2258 And that's the best he, and his perverted friends are able to manage. We'll meet some day, and I'll hurt his feelings.

@SatSol26 Mike. The cunt pedo teacher is slagging you off

@KarAlba298631 He brings a sober take to the problem of the Irish. However, he is more intelligent, cunning socialist who poses a serious threat, in my view.

@SatSol26 I stand with you, pal. Millions do. Have you seen this btw… x.com/13thapostle_/s…

Follow this fella. One of the few Irishmen standing up to this shite and speaking sense.

@Thomasnp9a With a 9 inch tongue your mother loves.

@SatSol26 Egg head

Me inside the heads of every paedophile-enabling Leftist whenever I create a new Twitter account...

One way to ensure people don't vote for you is to tell them to not believe their own lying eyes.

@BowesChay What's the firearm, buddy?

Keeping "the eye in"

Please add your name to this petition: Defund Transgender Equality Network Ireland (TENI) - Click here: cgo.ac/scgqeqKyl

Anyone from ANY political party, non-profit, or state agency who was ethusiatically involved in registering Ukrainians, IPAS residents, and others to vote in local elections after they had only been here a wet week, particularly when they were concentrated in large numbers in certain districts, should be treated with deep suspicion and disdain.. whether they believed it was legal or not. This is not a left or right position.

@keira_con @IrishmanIRL No doubt. 🫠

@SatSol26 @IrishmanIRL Go into Corrib Village and you will see the truth madness

Treasure Ireland UCC are offering 'refugees' full fee waiver, on-campus accommodation, and a stipend for the year, which is provided by community support. A civil engineer who moved to Ireland from a war-torn country has become the first student to graduate from UCC under a scholarship which supports refugees. Kanku Biselele fled the Democratic Republic of the Congo with his brother, travelling on foot before reaching safety. After receiving refugee status in Uganda, Kanku and his brother had no income and were staying at a friend’s house after sleeping on the floor of the refugee centre where they had initially arrived. Kanku had a bachelor’s degree, had graduated, and was looking to pursue further education. “The internet was a lifeline for me,” Kanku told the Irish Examiner. He researched and applied to hundreds of scholarship opportunities across the world, hoping to hear back from one of them. Kanku wanted the chance to leave Uganda and pursue a degree that would eventually give him security, a home and further opportunities. He applied to the EU Passworld Scholarship, which offers refugees in Uganda the opportunity to study for a master’s degree in Ireland. The scheme provides five students with a full fee waiver, on-campus accommodation, and a stipend for the year, which is provided by community support. It targets areas of skill shortages in Ireland, and universities are free to select students in disciplines with a high demand for employers. The programme also allows refugee scholars to go directly from graduation to meaningful employment and contribute to the Irish economy. For Kanku, his life changed when he received the call saying he was accepted as part of the EU Passworld Scholarship, and he would be able to attend UCC. “I was putting it out there,” Kanku said, “You feel you had a chance, but then you get rejections, and you lose hope.” It took four months before Kanku heard back and was invited to start in the 2024 academic year. He recalled the exact date he heard from the coordinator of the project, Ruth Hally, for an interview. “That feeling was overwhelming. I don’t think I’ve ever responded to anything so fast,” he said. “I had no time to waste, and I said, ‘Yes, I will be there’. “Because what am I really doing? I’m unemployed, and nothing is going on in my life. I have to be there.” Kanku said it was “overwhelming” and “daunting” to go through an interview when he had never even used Microsoft Teams before, but Ms Hally made him “feel special”. “And the rest is history,” he said. Now, Kanku is the first student to graduate under the Education Pathways Ireland programme with a postgraduate diploma in sustainable energy. The student said he was incredibly grateful for the support he received from both UCC and Fáilte Cork. While carrying out his studies, Kanku worked in McDonald’s and has since moved into a job within the construction industry. He now hopes to move into sustainable energy work. “It was full support from day one, all the way to graduation. I was supported with accommodation and a stipend. “Some might call it a bare minimum, but it was more than I could ever imagine because I never had access to such resources until I got here. “Everything had been difficult for me nearly all my life up until I got here, so I'm grateful. The scholarship is a unique one, and I try my best to honour it through my academic work, to graduate and to look forward,” he said.

Omg this 💯

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