‼️This time in history will be remembered as the time when Western Nations didn’t have to be invaded by hostile armies in order to be conquered. This time in history will be remembered as the time when the invader was actively invited in by the corrupt Elite.‼️ 💥👀👂🎬👇

I truly believe that what has happened to Harvey should bring down the Government. Someone needs to be held accountable for his death. Someone needs to be held accountable for all the unnecessary deaths of children. Someone needs to be held accountable for the children being left in agony for years waiting on surgery. The buck stops with you @SimonHarrisTD - you created the monster. You made promises in 2017 that you walked away from. You have to take responsibility, politics needs to be seen to work. #JusticeforHarvey #ResignHarris

Something has gone terribly wrong….

“It’s only going to get worse..” yep. #JusticeForHarvey

As my long-time followers know I have been relentless in my tweets in showing there is a direct link between mass migration and violent crimes, yet @HollyCairnsTD was given a free platform on national broadcaster @RTEOne Friday night's @RTELateLateShow to claim "It is factually incorrect to conflate migration and crime" @PatricKielty of course didn't even bother to ask her what information is she referring to that is factual, nothing. The data in my pinned post is directly from @IrishPrisons - All I've done is look at pre-covid vs. current data and provided percentage increases and it *PROVES FACTUALLY* that from Oct 2020 vs Oct 2025 📈Convictions of Africans has increased 101% 📈Convictions of Asians has increased 206% 📈Convictions of Middle Eastern increased 250% 📈Convictions of South Americans increased 190% In the same time frame, the Irish prison population increased by 11%. And folks wonder why I'm targeted then? Easier to just call me a racist than address the fact people are being stabbed, raped, and murdered I suppose. The real racists are the militant left that despise themselves as Irish and all Irish.

How could this happen? How could such catastrophic mistake me made? How could governance be so broken? The whistleblower claims Harvey had been taken off the list because CHI believed he was palliative — an assumption they later realised was wrong. thetimes.com/world/ireland-w…

#Agenda2030 #NWO "You will Own Nothing and Be Happy" Open your eyes it's on Fast Track

I have called for CHI to appear before the Health Committee this week and for the Tánaiste and the Minister for Health to answer questions on the floor of the Dáil as to the shocking decisions that were made in relation to Harvey Sharrat. thetimes.com/world/ireland-w…

Harvey was allegedly labelled as ‘palliative’ despite three separate surgeons all recommending surgery. Harvey was never linked to a palliative care team, nowhere in his medical records is he referred to as palliative, and nobody ever even uttered the word to us. He was not palliative, he was removed from a list with zero treatment plan in place. Now that government and the HSE are (finally) looking for answers, @CHI_Ireland appear to be uncooperative, further proving that this inquiry needs to be a public independent statutory where CHI will be compelled to cooperate. If Harvey was given appropriate treatment, if everything is above board, why do we still not have answers?? #JusticeForHarvey #StatutoryInquiryNow #NoChildWaiting @Stephen63224725 @CarrollJennifer @MaryLouMcDonald @SimonHarrisTD @SBH_PAG @BernardGloster @HSELive @SocialistParty @AontuIE @sinnfeinireland @caulmick @CMHaughey @labour @SocDems

This alone should be enough to collapse a government. A Tánaiste and a Minister for health sat in a meeting with Gillian and Steven in the midst of the grief and never disclosed they were in possession of a protected disclosure about Harvey’s care. It’s reprehensible behavior.

We fought for Harvey at 12 weeks pregnant when we got the diagnosis. We fought for Harvey at 36 weeks pregnant when they suggested withdrawing medical care at birth. We fought for Harvey when we found out he had severe scoliosis and had only been linked to an orthopaedic surgeon that deals with feet. We fought for Harvey when they dismissed my concerns around allergies-later diagnosed as anaphylactic. We fought for Harvey when they tried to provide a buggy instead of a wheelchair. We fought for Harvey when he had delays getting a suitable hospital bed for home. We fought for 5 years to get him a speech device so he could communicate. We fought for him to get scoliosis surgery. We fought for answers when we found out he was removed from the surgical list. Harvey is now gone and we will continue to fight for him, and for the other children and families facing these unnecessary and cruel battles. We fight because Harvey deserved better and we fight because that is what Harvey always did. If government or CHI think we will ever be quiet and just accept what has been allowed happen, they simply haven’t been paying attention. #JusticeForHarvey #NoChildWaiting #StatutoryInquiryNow @CarrollJennifer @SimonHarrisTD @CHI_Ireland @MichealMartinTD @SBH_PAG @scolionetwork @Stephen63224725

Sorry doggies. Sunday mornings are for saving Ireland!

🚨NEWS: GERMANY ANNOUNCES 1,300,000 SYRIAN REFUGEES ARE GOING HOME It's time the UK did the same It's time all of Europe sent every single one of them home Europe for Europeans ✊

⚡🇪🇺🇸🇪 Swedish MEP Beatrice Timgren: “My daughter will not grow up in a Europe that is shaped by Islamic values. We have to stand up for women’s rights. Stop importing female oppression. The Sharia Law is not welcome in Europe!”

Day 49 - Hunger Strike at #Dáil @MichealMartinTD @SimonHarrisTD @Paschald @HMcEntee @CarrollJennifer @OCallaghanJim @NormaFoleyTD1 @DarraghOBrienTD @daracalleary Four survivors of residential abuse Miriam Moriarity Owens, Mary Donovan, Mary Dunleavy Green and Maurice Patton O'Connell - are on the 49th day of their hunger strike and their health continues to deteriorate. "We are looking for the HMAC card and the contributory pension. It's not a lot. The difference in the pension is €28 a week and there are only 4,000 survivors in the country. Mary Dunlevy Greene (76) #Redress #HungerStike #Dáil #CruelCoalition

I’ve always believed that the relationship between citizens and the State is built on trust. It’s not written down, but it’s understood: we work, pay taxes, follow the law, and contribute to society. In return, the State provides the essentials that make life possible: housing, healthcare, education, safety, and a fair system that protects its own people first. It's called the social contract. That basic understanding has collapsed. The government continues to demand compliance from its citizens while failing to deliver even the minimum standards it owes in return. Housing is in crisis. Hospitals are overcrowded. Public order is breaking down. And while Irish families wait years for help, the State has opened its doors to unprecedented levels of immigration without any plan, capacity, or limit. No country can function like that. Immigration policy, like every other policy, must operate within the limits of fairness, law, and common sense. It cannot be detached from reality or from the duty a government owes its own citizens. The social contract means little if those who built and fund the State are treated as an afterthought in their own country. This isn’t about anger or division. It’s about responsibility. Every nation has the right, and the duty, to manage its borders, its housing, and its welfare system in a way that protects social stability and public trust. Ireland is failing to do that, and people can see it. They feel it every day in their rent, their hospital queues, their schools, and their towns. I love this country. I’ve spent my life believing in what it could be. But what’s happening now isn’t sustainable. It’s not fair, and it’s not rational. Unless there’s a serious course correction, a government that rebalances this country’s priorities and restores the idea that Irish citizens come first in their own Republic, then the social contract is finished. Ireland deserves better. Its people deserve better. And pretending everything is fine will not fix what’s broken.

Britain must deport the foreigners who invaded England from France. They are not refugees! France is not a war zone!

Good to see @MichaelC_IND_TD on RTE normalising the obvious - Ireland is full. Young Irish people cannot afford to live in Ireland because of the strain put on the private housing market by massive legal & illegal immigration. Time to clean up the past 25 years of political & economic hedonism. 👇👇👇

He was just walking his dog. She was just playing in the park. They were just riding a train. They were just attending a concert. They were just sitting on the underground. They were just walking across a bridge. They were just at a dance class. When is enough enough?