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@MurphPsych

Gone fishin' again Jan '26

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@DeathlyAcorn @JChimirie66677 @EdwardJDavey You argue all religions are the same and therefore worthy of equal treatment and interpretation. You don't believe your own argument. You're a liar, provable in one tweet. Here's a drawing of Jesus. Now you do Mohammad.
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Derek Pakora@DeathlyAcorn·
@JChimirie66677 @EdwardJDavey Every Abraham religion claims themselves to be the true faith above others. Have you even read the ten commandments? Next week Christians will be having an event in trafalgar square proclaiming Jesus to be the son of God but you won't find anyone moaning about it
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Ed Davey@EdwardJDavey·
Imagine seeing British people at prayer and thinking “this is a great chance to stoke fear, hatred and division”. People who do that should have no place in British politics. Freedom to worship is a fundamental British value – one the Conservative Party used to believe in.
Nick Timothy MP@NJ_Timothy

Too many are too polite to say this. But mass ritual prayer in public places is an act of domination. The adhan - which declares there is no god but allah and Muhammad is his messenger - is, when called in a public place, a declaration of domination. Perform these rituals in mosques if you wish. But they are not welcome in our public places and shared institutions. And given their explicit repudiation of Christianity they certainly do not belong in our churches and cathedrals. I am not suggesting everybody at Trafalgar Square last night is an Islamist. But the domination of public places is straight from the Islamist playbook. Trafalgar Square belongs to all of us. It is a national memorial to our independence and our salvation. Last night was not like a televised football match or a St Patrick’s Day celebration. It was an act of domination and therefore division. It shouldn’t happen again.

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@CormacLucey @fiannafact What Kit the shit won't tell you is that 70% (known to victims figure) used to be 80-88% based on Garda reporting and SAVI research in early 2000s. Plus it's the typical deflection to domestic crime when conversation is about the safety of immigration policy and system vetting.
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Cormac Lucey@CormacLucey·
@KitMurray @fiannafact Thank you for that information. Given that data, to what would you attribute the sharp recent rise in numbers in prison for committing sex offences?
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fiannafact@fiannafact·
I built a 13-year dataset of Irish prison statistics from official IPS monthly reports, Jan 2014 to Jan 2026 📊 Tracks population, offence profiles, nationality breakdowns and sentence lengths ⚖️ Free, open, with sources + methodology: Download Link in the Comments
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@zerohedge Well according to the acquittal of that Palestine Action group, this is perfectly fine as a protest. He should've broken someone's back while there, made a day of it.
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zerohedge@zerohedge·
*IRANIAN ARRESTED TRYING TO ENTER UK NUCLEAR NAVAL BASE: TIMES
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@Nick_Delehanty We have rising youth unemployment yet no TDs seem to see how work permits have taken jobs typically done by our young. They'll pretend all of a sudden Irish young people have gotten too lazy or too good to work in shops, garages, hotels, restaurants oireachtas.ie/en/debates/que…
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Nick Delehanty 🇮🇪@Nick_Delehanty·
Opinion: Ireland issues about ~31,000 work permits a year. Industries like farming, healthcare, tech and pharma rely heavily on them. My issue is with the abuse of the system. Being part of the EU means employers have 450million workers to source from. Add in the UK its another 60million people. Work-visas should exist Student visas should exist Asylum rights should exist.... but all with strictly enforced rules, limits & fines. At the moment Ireland is a free for all. We have allowed each of these to get so out of control that now effectively shutting them all down for a period of time is whats needed. Asylum centres should not be permitted working visas for Non-EEA staff..... thats when you know things have gone too far.
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Nick Delehanty 🇮🇪@Nick_Delehanty·
Work-permits for IPAS centres? In 2025, Ireland issued over 31,000 work-permits, these are meant to be for specific skills or labour shortages. I knew the system was being abused by chippers & takeaways, but I didn't expect to find...🧵
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@Nick_Delehanty Booked here in 2023, not knowing they were using place as IPAS, but knew immediately once there. Hotel, and Bundoran generally, was like ghost town. Horrible experience and places like this should be hit with massive retrospective windfall tax. These families should be pariahs.
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@Niall__T @niamh_journo Makes sense traditions are set by those who patronise him. Agree. But that applies on a national, not general level. The nonsense (and inconsistent) argument you make is that because of shared national patronage, other cultural traditions should be incorporated. But not British.
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Niall@Niall__T·
@MurphPsych @niamh_journo That what Irish culture is, that I approve of SPD as a brand carnival, words in my mouth, etc. I support SPD as a celebration St Patrick, a good role model, obv not as Christian festival. Makes sense the traditions are set generally by those who patronise him though prefer ours.
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Niamh Campbell@niamh_journo·
Alright Michael? Fun fact: The Igbo group you criticise here is part of a nationwide community, of mainly Nigerian origin, that works to maintain its cultural traditions while becoming part of Irish society St Patrick is also one of the official patron saints of Nigeria🇮🇪🇳🇬
Michael McCarthy@punishablepress

Watch the contrast.

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@Niall__T @niamh_journo What insults? Your point is stupid/not genuinely held. You don't support SPD as Christian festival of religious observance - may have started as that, but it is quintessentially Irish. Shared patron saints giving rights of representation is crap, and you don't apply consistently.
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Niall@Niall__T·
@MurphPsych @niamh_journo I'm not calling for that. It's primarly a st Particks feast day and I acknowledge it is more too. You put words in my mouth to argue with yourself. I sincerely wish improve for you so you don't see engaging genuinely with your reply as worth such insults. x.com/i/status/20346…
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@Niall__T @niamh_journo I insult your argument, as it's dumb. As an atheist you think you can simultaneously defend it as a strictly religious holiday, yet I doubt you'd support promoting it as Christian. You think you should include other nations practices, as long as they aren't British. Just a mess.

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@Niall__T @niamh_journo While St. George is the shared patron saint of England, Georgia, and Ethiopia, the celebrations in England are traditionally distinct and centered on English national identity rather than a multi-national religious gathering. Are you calling for SPD to be a religious gathering?
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@Niall__T @niamh_journo I insult your argument, as it's dumb. As an atheist you think you can simultaneously defend it as a strictly religious holiday, yet I doubt you'd support promoting it as Christian. You think you should include other nations practices, as long as they aren't British. Just a mess.
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@Niall__T @niamh_journo Doesn't matter if you accept. They ARE British. Majority prefers remaining British too. They share patron saint, therefore, by your own poor argument, britishness should be included in our celebratory day of Irish culture, cos for you it isn't even Irish, it's just a saints day.
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Niall@Niall__T·
@MurphPsych @niamh_journo I do not accept the colonial occupation of the armies, monarchical forces, and government representatives of the British Royal family in any such occupied territory.
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@Niall__T @niamh_journo So you went to mass on St Patrick's day? Are you arguing it should be more Christian? What does your position even mean - granted historical origin is religious, now it is Irish. What do you want it to be? Less Irish? Why should igbo dancing be included but not British customs?
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Niall@Niall__T·
@MurphPsych @niamh_journo I do agree it's become something of both obviously. All the same, it's still St. Patricks day, the same as the dates of the Easter Rising have remained Easter here, Patricks day remains primarily feast day of a saint. You have argued, politically, its a celebration of Irishness
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@DalrympleWill @Twink552430911 @simonmaginn William "I accept female oppression and backwards practices" Dalrymple cos they did that somewhere else before. Mass segregated prayer ain't same as inclusive celebration. In Ireland we used to kneecap ppl as a type of informal justice. You gonna excuse that in modern Britain?
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William Dalrymple@DalrympleWill·
So Christians, Jews & Hindus praying= fine and dandy Muslims praying= "a show of strength" What's the distinction? As for women praying separately- they did the same until recently in Ireland, and women wore veils in church in my childhood. This practice was part of a broader European tradition that persisted in some Irish rural parishes into the 1960's
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William Dalrymple@DalrympleWill·
Farage channeling Oswald Mosley to stir up hatred against minorities. There have been celebrations of Christmas, Chanukah & Diwali in Trafalgar Square. Now its the turn of Britain’s Muslims to celebrate their festival- only to face pure Islamophobic hate speech. Shameful.
Nigel Farage MP@Nigel_Farage

What we witnessed in London at the historic Trafalgar Square, in a country built on Judeo-Christian values, was a group of people attempting dominance over our capital city and our culture. We are not going to surrender everything that was built over centuries and defended at great cost in two world wars for us to be a free, independent nation. The British people will not put up with this any longer — simple as.

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@Niall__T @niamh_journo If you accept inclusion of igbo dancing as Nigerian way to celebrate here, cos they share the saint, then you gotta accept British parading being included as Montserrat (British) shares the saint. Or maybe "sharing the saint" is a nonsense reason to dilute an Irish celebration
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Niall@Niall__T·
@MurphPsych @niamh_journo The only parades of Britishness I know of here support orange order and/or Royal family; I support neither. St. Patricks day here will mainly celebrate him in the Irish way. The saint will be rightly be celebrated in the style of those he patronises the world over, including here
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@Niall__T @niamh_journo I don't "argue" for Irish identity anything, that's what it is now. If you think you can turn clock back 100-200 years, go ahead but it's now, and has been for a long time, a (global) celebration of Ireland. And I don't want that to change to an Irish celebration of globalism.
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Niall@Niall__T·
@MurphPsych @niamh_journo St. Patricks feast day celebrates the saint, not a nation. You argue Patricks day as some (Irish) identity politics 'global brand carnival'. I prefer Irish way obv but the styles of other patronised countries still make sense. I wouldn't celebrate 'Britishness' due to the royals.
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Matt Goodwin@GoodwinMJ·
Just one generation from now: The white British in the UK will go from over 70% to 33% The foreign-born & their children from 19% to over 60% The share of Muslims from 1 in 17 to 1 in 4 My new book Suicide of a Nation (link below)
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@Niall__T @niamh_journo A celebration of Irishness, globally, is not a global-homogenised carnival. You said "I'm not okay with ... celebrating 'britishness' via parade." So Nigerian/Igboness via parade in Ireland on SPD is fine, cos patron (I disagree). But Britishness no? But Montserrat is British 🤔
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Niall@Niall__T·
@MurphPsych @niamh_journo Have a good day but we don't agree. I say it's suitable to celebrate a saints feast with traditions of people they patronise (Patrick = Ireland, Nigeria, and Monserrat). You say Patricks day is for 'celebrating Irishness'. That's a 'global festival' which we agree it shouldn't be
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Niall@Niall__T·
@MurphPsych @niamh_journo It's the feast day St. Patrick, makes sense to celebrate saints with traditions of the patronised. I prefer Irish way, most do. I'm not okay with the a global brand carnival its become or celebrating 'britishness' via parade. Nasty assumption about me tbh x.com/i/status/20346…
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@Niall__T @niamh_journo My point related directly to Montserrat, a British territory. I'm nowhere saying we shouldn't include other nationalities (or ethnicities) in our parades, we always have, but your argument suggests because Montserrat shares a saint, we should celebrate Britishness in the parade.

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