East wall #Irelandisfull

[burdizzo]

I see the Irish entry in the Euro song thing has upset our Nazi Fascists

I liked the runic iconography she used, all the same.

[whitey]

There was a poll in today's Irish Times which shows that immigration is the top concern for people in this country, and that over 80% had a negative view to what was happening as regards same in this country.

There's also a report on Twitter (from a somewhat questionable source) that asylum applicants DO NOT have their fingerprints checked against criminal databases and the the Irish Refugee Council have removed that language from their website

If true....that's a major black eye for the government

But doesn't stop you using it plus...

 putTING THINGS IN CAPITALS doesn't make it fact

I assume it was used for emphasis.

Anyway, poll findings show that the international socialists and laissez faire capitalists here are out of step with what the vast majority feels about the issue.

If they have been lying about this I can't  even imagine what the fallout will be

And the reason I even mentioned it in the first place is that I doubt of the "reputable" media outlets will report in this even if it's true

[whitey]

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/algeria-and-botswana-to-be-added-to-list-of-safe-countries-as-part-of-crackdown-on-asylum-seekers/a1359818894.html

LOL

I've heard it all now

What exactly are they "cracking down" on?

I thought these were all "genuine" asylum cases

They must have gotten some internal
Polls that have shocked them

(Purely Anecdotal I know-but I was talking to some hardcore Blueshirts over the weekend who are voting third part anti immigration at the local elections)

[Kidder81]

Can someone help here, because I'm struggling, how do you grant asylum AFTER someone has been convicted of a sex offence ?

He had also been refused asylum TWICE 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68167793


Clapham attack suspect Abdul Ezedi convicted of sex offence in 2018

The suspect in an alkali attack in south London was convicted of a sex offence in 2018 and was later granted asylum.

Police are looking for Abdul Shakoor Ezedi, 35, who was last seen at a Tesco shop in north London on Wednesday evening.
He was convicted of "sexual assault/exposure" in 2018, before being granted asylum in 2021 or 2022.

The Met Police have issued an image of him showing facial injuries.
The image of Ezedi was released on Thursday - showing "significant injuries" to his right eye. It was taken at a Tesco Express shop on Caledonian Road, north London, at 20:48 GMT on Wednesday.


Police have warned people to call 999 if they see him.


BBC News understands that Ezedi arrived in the UK by lorry in 2016.
His sentence for the sexual offence, passed down at Newcastle Crown Court, included an unpaid work order.
Once that was completed in 2020, Ezedi was discharged from probation supervision.

A mother and daughter hurt by the corrosive substance could have suffered "life-changing" injuries in Wednesday's attack.

The 31-year-old and her daughter, three, remain in hospital, along with her older daughter, eight.

The suspect attempted to escape the scene in Clapham in a car but crashed into a stationary vehicle, then ran.

Police believe he is known to the family, but said they were not yet clear on their exact relationship.

Supt Gabriel Cameron told reporters on Thursday he had "no idea" what Ezedi's motivation may have been, but that he was "wholeheartedly confident" he would be caught.

He said Ezedi is believed to be from the Newcastle area, and the car left at the scene, a Hyundai, belonged to him.
He may have been known to police, Supt Cameron added.

"While this appears to be a targeted attack, he is a dangerous individual, and we urgently need to find him," the Metropolitan Police said earlier on Thursday.

Supt Cameron said the suspect was last seen in the north London area, in Caledonian Road, and if people see him they should not approach him, but call 999.
There was a heightened police presence in Caledonian Road on Thursday afternoon, including unmarked cars with blue sirens and police vans.

Twelve people in total were hurt in the attack. Out of four members of the public who tried to help, three went to hospital with injuries - two women in their 30s and one in her 50s.

Police say they "bravely came to the aid of the family" and have now been discharged from hospital.

The London Ambulance Service said it sent a response team, including three ambulance crews, to the scene after receiving a call about an incident near Clapham Common just before 19:30 on Wednesday.

A man in his 50s declined medical treatment for minor injuries he suffered at the scene.

Five officers who were injured as they responded to the attack have left hospital after receiving treatment.

Some of the burns the mother and her daughters suffered in the attack were "quite substantial", Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley told the BBC on Thursday, but added he did not have a full picture of their injuries yet.

They were attacked on Lessar Avenue, near Clapham Common, at 19:25 on Wednesday evening. Police were called following reports of an attack with a suspected "corrosive substance".


One witness told the BBC that the mother cried "I can't see, I can't see" as he tried to help.


Police have urged any members of the public who saw what happened to call 101 quoting reference CAD 7790/31Jan.

Officers have also asked local residents and drivers to check their doorbell and dash cameras for any footage that might have captured a man fleeing the area.

A crime scene is now in place and is likely to remain there for some time, police say.

[JoG2]

Can someone help here, because I'm struggling, how do you grant asylum AFTER someone has been convicted of a sex offence ?

He had also been refused asylum TWICE 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68167793


Clapham attack suspect Abdul Ezedi convicted of sex offence in 2018

The suspect in an alkali attack in south London was convicted of a sex offence in 2018 and was later granted asylum.

Police are looking for Abdul Shakoor Ezedi, 35, who was last seen at a Tesco shop in north London on Wednesday evening.
He was convicted of "sexual assault/exposure" in 2018, before being granted asylum in 2021 or 2022.

The Met Police have issued an image of him showing facial injuries.
The image of Ezedi was released on Thursday - showing "significant injuries" to his right eye. It was taken at a Tesco Express shop on Caledonian Road, north London, at 20:48 GMT on Wednesday.


Police have warned people to call 999 if they see him.


BBC News understands that Ezedi arrived in the UK by lorry in 2016.
His sentence for the sexual offence, passed down at Newcastle Crown Court, included an unpaid work order.
Once that was completed in 2020, Ezedi was discharged from probation supervision.

A mother and daughter hurt by the corrosive substance could have suffered "life-changing" injuries in Wednesday's attack.

The 31-year-old and her daughter, three, remain in hospital, along with her older daughter, eight.

The suspect attempted to escape the scene in Clapham in a car but crashed into a stationary vehicle, then ran.

Police believe he is known to the family, but said they were not yet clear on their exact relationship.

Supt Gabriel Cameron told reporters on Thursday he had "no idea" what Ezedi's motivation may have been, but that he was "wholeheartedly confident" he would be caught.

He said Ezedi is believed to be from the Newcastle area, and the car left at the scene, a Hyundai, belonged to him.
He may have been known to police, Supt Cameron added.

"While this appears to be a targeted attack, he is a dangerous individual, and we urgently need to find him," the Metropolitan Police said earlier on Thursday.

Supt Cameron said the suspect was last seen in the north London area, in Caledonian Road, and if people see him they should not approach him, but call 999.
There was a heightened police presence in Caledonian Road on Thursday afternoon, including unmarked cars with blue sirens and police vans.

Twelve people in total were hurt in the attack. Out of four members of the public who tried to help, three went to hospital with injuries - two women in their 30s and one in her 50s.

Police say they "bravely came to the aid of the family" and have now been discharged from hospital.

The London Ambulance Service said it sent a response team, including three ambulance crews, to the scene after receiving a call about an incident near Clapham Common just before 19:30 on Wednesday.

A man in his 50s declined medical treatment for minor injuries he suffered at the scene.

Five officers who were injured as they responded to the attack have left hospital after receiving treatment.

Some of the burns the mother and her daughters suffered in the attack were "quite substantial", Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley told the BBC on Thursday, but added he did not have a full picture of their injuries yet.

They were attacked on Lessar Avenue, near Clapham Common, at 19:25 on Wednesday evening. Police were called following reports of an attack with a suspected "corrosive substance".


One witness told the BBC that the mother cried "I can't see, I can't see" as he tried to help.


Police have urged any members of the public who saw what happened to call 101 quoting reference CAD 7790/31Jan.

Officers have also asked local residents and drivers to check their doorbell and dash cameras for any footage that might have captured a man fleeing the area.

A crime scene is now in place and is likely to remain there for some time, police say.

Of course... Get another pastime.

[burdizzo]

Of course... Get another pastime.

Another blatant refusal to deal with the issues. And from someone who hardly ever posts themselves, I see.

[Deerstalker]

According to the news this morning after being twice refused for asylum he then converted to Christianity

You would think the home office has serious questions to answer

[Rossfan]

What part of Ireland did this happen?

[Rossfan]

The 18th arson by nazifascists ,2nd this week, at a house in Leixlip which the nazifascists wrongly claimed was to be used for IP Applicants.
The Government need to treat this guerilla campaign as the emergency it is.

[burdizzo]

Forgot to mention the big march in Dublin on Monday, eh?

[Main Street]

I see the Irish entry in the Euro song thing has upset our Nazi Fascists

I liked the runic iconography she used, all the same.

Are you replying as a Nazi fascist?

[tonto1888]

I see the Irish entry in the Euro song thing has upset our Nazi Fascists

I liked the runic iconography she used, all the same.

what iconography was that now?

[burdizzo]

I see the Irish entry in the Euro song thing has upset our Nazi Fascists

I liked the runic iconography she used, all the same.

Are you replying as a Nazi fascist?

Nah - just as a normal, right-thinking person!

[burdizzo]

I see the Irish entry in the Euro song thing has upset our Nazi Fascists

I liked the runic iconography she used, all the same.

what iconography was that now?

The RUNIC iconography - as I said. On the Late Late? Did you miss that? Mr. "1888"!!?

[tonto1888]

I see the Irish entry in the Euro song thing has upset our Nazi Fascists

I liked the runic iconography she used, all the same.

what iconography was that now?

The RUNIC iconography - as I said. On the Late Late? Did you miss that? Mr. "1888"!!?

which runes? "1888"? Do you have a point?