Lorna

🔴Last night I called out Government for prioritising asylum seekers over Irish citizens when it comes to housing many of whom are bogus and have come in to our country with no ID or papers.. having destroyed their passports and having brazenly come from safe countries

"I CAN'T BREATHE" The final words of Henry Nowak, a student, just 18 years have been revealed A Sikh had stabbed him When a police officer attended the scene he arrested Henry because the Sikh man said he was racist Henry died handcuffed as he bled out in the street When Henry told the officer he had been stabbed The Policeman told Henry "I don't think you have mate" I have no words

He wasn't a career criminal. He was a Russel group university student. State authorities assisted a foreigner in stabbing him to death. This is 100x worse than George Floyd.

This is Barcelona. Weak and corrupt UE politicians have flooded our cities with criminals. Today, because of them, there is much insecurity and fear in Europe.

🚨 A barking dog may sound harmless to some people… But to others during prayer, it feels deeply disrespectful. Now a much bigger debate is erupting in America 🇺🇸 Should society be expected to adjust around religious beliefs? Or should religion adapt to everyday public life? Where do YOU stand?

BBC report and documentary, on the plight of poor Afghan fathers forced to sell their children to survive. Except you have to read some way into the article - which is around 2,500 words long - before it becomes clear they are specifically selling their daughters into child marriage and domestic slavery. “If I sell one daughter, I could feed the rest of my children for at least four years,” says one father. Another father, pictured in the article, sold his five-year-old little girl. The framing is extraordinary. Not only because the fact only female children are being sold is presented as unremarkable. But also because the fathers making the decision are presented as the victims - rather than the girls who will actually live with the consequences of it. The fathers’ desperation is real and tragic. But so is the reality that these girls are being treated as commodities.