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@israellove48 @afshineemrani @Van147701678961 Ireland is probably one of the safest countries in the world for Jewish people in the world to live in. Don't be talking rubbish.

@afshineemrani @Van147701678961 Ireland has an Islamanazi problem and antisemitism problem. Every Jew in Ireland should start making plans to leave before it’s too late!

A moment of deafening silence that says everything. ​In less than two minutes, this clip captures a chilling reality on Irish television. When Boy George asks a simple, human question—“Do you know any Jewish people?”—the response isn't just quiet; it’s a void. ​The Confrontation ​While Patrick Kielty attempts to frame targeted attacks on the Jewish community through the lens of "complexity" and external conflict, Boy George cuts through the noise with radical clarity. ​The Callousness: Using a "backdrop" to rationalize the targeting of a minority group is not nuance; it is dismissive. ​The Silence: Watch Boy George’s face. The shock isn't performative—it’s the realization of how deep the isolation runs. ​The Dismissal: A quick "mmm" to end the conversation when it becomes too uncomfortable to face the truth. ​Why This Matters ​For too long, the Jewish community in Ireland has been ignored, gaslit, and disrespected by the very media meant to represent all citizens. To see a global icon stand up and name the erasure while the room stays silent is, quite frankly, extraordinary. ​"If you don't know any Jewish people, maybe that's the problem." ​Watch until the end. This isn't just about a talk show; it’s about the terrifying ease with which a community can be made invisible in plain sight. ​Thank you, @BoyGeorge, for speaking the truth in a room that wasn't ready to hear it. 🇮🇪✡️ ​#Ireland #BoyGeorge #StandUpToAntisemitism #Truth #JewishCommunity #LateLateShow

@WTFdude61425048 @ginger_66666 @afshineemrani Don't talk nonsense. People fill out there cenus forms saying what reglion the are. It is anonymous and no person has any reason not to fill out there reglion.

@ginger_66666 @afshineemrani Unfortunatey, the sad reality is that many Jews hide that they are Jews, so the real number of Jews and part Jews is probably at least 10 times your estimate.

@RabbiAbeCooper @afshineemrani That is a load of ridiculous nonsense

@afshineemrani Iris politicians and elites have erased Jews from their consciousness except to demonize Israel and her Zionist(read Jewish) supporters. Thank you Boy george for trying to help people get back to basics

@afshineemrani That is a nonsense take. I personally don't know any Jewish or Muslim or Hindu people, not because I am bias against these people but because they are no people live locally to me. Boy George lives in London and is involved in the arts scene, a very different to today audience.

@danobrien20 Public servants have to pay asc levy which is another form of tax. Plus if a self employed persons business has a good year the benefit from the profits whereas public servants don't get any bonus, profit shares, share options etc no matter how successful their employers are.

Excellent chart showing marginal personal tax rates in Ireland. Worth noting that the self employed pay an additional 3% above €100k bringing their marginal rate to 55%. Makes so much sense that those embodiements of neoliberalism - people who works for themselves - have to pay more tax than a public sector worker who faces no risk to income, enjoys sick leave etc. Pro-enterprise governments since 2008?

@kevintoconnor @businessposthq @irishexaminer @IrishTimes Paranoid much? I don't think any employee is going to be to popular promoting a poll carried in a rival newspaper.

Hey, @businessposthq, @irishexaminer and @irishtimes, I can't find your tweets about the latest poll. The FFG spin designed to avoid a headline which states SF is the most popular party is that Aontú and Independents made gains. Catch up. That #vatbribe can be easily removed.

@Irelandunites @BrendyBoyle It is very cheap to get to the game on the train. Maybe the rugby tickets are too expensive but I don't tax has much to do with it. Plus a big element of leinster supporters are well off individuals

@Interested95071 @BrendyBoyle Too much hassle with traffic congestion for people to be driving up from majority of Leinster counties & the costs are off the charts. We're being taxed heavily on EVERYTHING! People voting with their feet on every event these day's. The country has lost the will to partisipate.

Irish rugby has finally entered a recession - it had some run. We all partied. Thousands of tickets available for a European cup semi final in Dublin on a Saturday afternoon.

@Irelandunites @BrendyBoyle It is not. Plus you have excellent rosds and public transport from most counties in the province.

@BrendyBoyle Generally because the Aviva is a hell of a trip from most parts of Leinster. Not everyone is from South Dublin.

@BerginSteven @VMSportIE @LeagueofIreland @LOICentralPod No one will watch it.

@VMSportIE Reinvest in @LeagueofIreland .. pay for mid week games. 1 hour weekly roundup @LOICentralPod guys will host... bobs your uncle!!

An update on Virgin Media Television’s UEFA Champions League broadcast rights.

@singland976 @griptmedia Did you deserve to be sacked when you were a public servant. If you go into a restaurant and meet a bad waiter does that mean every waiter in Ireland should be fired based on your poor waiter?

@Interested95071 @griptmedia I worked in the public sector, if you worked hard and tried to improve the service you were hated

LAURA PERRINS: Take Varadkar himself. He will receive a pension which exceeds €126,000 pa when he reaches 66,. plus exit payments worth nearly €90,000 and later a retirement lump sum worth nearly €155,000.” That’s quite a big ‘subsidy’ right there. gript.ie/leo-varadkar-f…

@singland976 @griptmedia That is a well reasoned response!! Do you know every civil servant in the country. I presume you are saying that everyone in the private sector is great at there job so?

@Interested95071 @griptmedia Retards, civil servant would all be sacked on mass if they worked in the private sector...

@singland976 @griptmedia Who will do the jobs currently public servants do?

@griptmedia 1 or 2 terms for politicians and no state pensions for any politicians or government workers.... wages should be capped at 50,000 euro and corrupt and treason should warrant the death penalty.

@Bob79257668 @griptmedia @EmployRightsIE Look at the average civil service pension. The average civil servant isn't making a fortune on them.

@griptmedia @EmployRightsIE Defined benefit pensions, long since gone from the private sector in the main for obvious reasons. Pensions that would cost millions to buy privately, and that's just one individual politician. Advocacy is easy in the public sector, no consequences, gold-plated remuneration.

@TheGusEdit @GlobalBoxOffice No it is not

@GlobalBoxOffice I loved the movie, 10/10 worth watching!!

MICHAEL ($40M) has now officially surpassed OPPENHEIMER ($33M) to record the highest-grossing domestic opening day of ALL TIME for a biopic.

@ninjarifter @moefitzpatrick If Roscommon were in Ulster in the era Cavan were winning titles, Roscommon would have won alot more provincial titles then the have now.

@moefitzpatrick They aren't really a force though, put them in Ulster and see if they'd win as many titles as Cavan have done in the past. Cavan does need to up its game mind you.

Similar-sized county to Cavan, have out-performed us in every grade of football (senior, u20, minor, club) in the last 10 years. Same goes for Monaghan. Val Andrews' comment in 2011, "Cavan people are happy in a quagmire of shit", was accurate.

@raggedlines @jasonomahony Why wouldn't these candidates who are somehow more favourable to the people run in the first election? Are we going to waste piles of time and money running elections until you come to the impossible conclusion that everyone is happy with the outcome.

@jasonomahony We don't have the option so there's no formal procedure for it. What should happen is the election is run again with candidates more favourable to the people. It would take a few runs the first time to get the message across.

His party got 22% of the vote in the last election. Turnout was 60% so his mandate is about 13% of the electorate.

@_louise__ Why would anyone pay there loans if you can get away without doing it.

Tomorrow I'm going to Dublin to watch my friend be sentenced. Let that sink in. She is being sentenced for defending herself and her daughter in her own home. Nineteen masked men broke into her house. No warrant. No notice. No warning. They were in her bedroom for nearly an hour terrorising her while her child was in another room terrified. The guards arrived. Her daughter ran to them screaming for help. They ignored her. The only people they helped were the private security firm that had no lawful authority to be there in the first place. And now Lisa is the one found guilty. No DNA. No medical report. Court order 3 months out of date. No cctv no phones or cameras seized. Witness statements that didn’t match. No proper chain of custody. No physical proof. Just hearsay. There's so much more I could say on how there was no evidence for there even to have this case to be put forward for trial in the first place. Lisa stood alone, her legal team beside her were her two beautiful daughters, so incredibly strong and courageous, in a criminal court with no effective defence and was still pushed through the system. And we're supposed to call that justice? Under Bunreacht na hÉireann and the European Convention on Human Rights, people have a right to a fair trial and due process. So where was it? The media were there the day she was convicted. And then silence. No coverage. No outrage. No accountability. Hiding Lisa from the public because they know there would be public outrage because this is a complete miscarriage of Justice. If this can happen to Lisa, it can happen to you. If people can enter your home without a warrant and you're punished for defending yourself, then your rights mean nothing. What we allow to happen to others will happen to us. This is setting a precedent for every single one of you going forward. If we all just stood together and stood up against these private banking firms none of this would happen that just shows how much of a weak country we live in and the biggest problem in this country is not the government but it's the people that allow this to happen!! Shame on every activist in this country that has had a large following that has never covered this. Ye have no idea how disgusted I am. Everything about this case is fraud and corruption, the only victims here are Lisa and her daughters. The only ones committing crimes here are the STATE. The whole of Ireland should be up there tomorrow to support Lisa and stop that judge from putting her in prison. Because we are the power, not them and the sooner you all realize that the better!!

@pjearthy @jasonomahony He is a one man band now. He is not going to leader of the country anytime soon.

@Interested95071 @jasonomahony Green Party Rod who apparently received widespread support 😉

All this yap about the govt having no mandate. Put that into legislation: are we genuinely saying we should have an automatic general election every time govt support drops below 50%? What are we specifically actually saying? Reduce the Dail term to 2 years? What?

@Robcass78 @jasonomahony Where are you getting 1 billion for hse middle mgmt. Who would do the work the do? Why should anyone be out of pocket for travelling for meeting that is part of there job?

@jasonomahony 1. HSE middle mgmt: €1bn a year 2. HSE temp staff bonuses to recruitment ‘agents’: €0.5bn a year 3. Mileage allowances to civil servants & councillors. : tbc incentivises incompetence In energy & transport 4. Foregoing vacant home taxes : €1bn 5. Planning consults: €0.1m

If we set up an Irish doge to find savings in public spending to fund a very big cut in fuel Taxes we would run out of popular things to cut very quickly.

@Gerard34326771 @jasonomahony Sinn Fein had a chance to form a government in 2020. The showed no interest in even trying to form a government.

@jasonomahony When the 2nd largest party after an election is effectively ignored i think you could legitimately argue they dont have the mandate they believe they have.