Kazz

Ashling Murphy was murdered by welfare migrant Josef Puska while she was going for a jog in January 2022. He stabbed her 12 times in the neck and she bled to death as a result. The media covered up the nature of the murder for 2 years, we were told he strangled Ashling. Puska received a life sentence, meaning he will be eligible for parole after serving 12 years. 5 members of his family were also sentenced to prison for covering up the crime. As difficult as it might be to understand, Ashling's partner Ryan Casey has become the subject of a harassment campaign this week. He has been widely targeted, even by people in the entertainment industry and politics. Just because he spoke about wishing to make Ireland safer. There's a deep sickness in Ireland and it has spread far and wide because good people are far too tolerant. We have allowed Ireland to become a country where welfare migrants kill young women. A country where the loved ones of the victims of migrant violence are publicly mocked and bullied by grown adults. It is beyond time we all become a little less tolerant. Firstly with who is allowed into our country and communities because living around Irish people is a privilege, not a right. Secondly, nobody should ever feel comfortable harassing someone like Ryan Casey, they should feel deep shame and fear of enormous public backlash. But this week we saw hundreds of people including several high profile individuals join a campaign of harassment against a man who lost the love of his life to a migrant killer. That's too far. Unacceptable in a civilized society. Our country needs a moral shift. The weirdos and freaks have held the moral high ground for too long. It's time for all of us to take it back. I stand with Ryan Casey.