The far right

[Truthsayer]

Hope whitey is OK after that NY election result

I think it's fantastic

I actually like disruptors

Only thing is if he falls flat on his face that will give the Republicans a huge tailwind for 2026

You hope .. your apparent new found open mind is less than believable.

[Deerstalker]

Not economic migrants though 

Crime fixer caught by BBC offering to erase £60K fines on migrant workers


https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce3kevkl3pdo

" Loose regulation of Britian's labour market is acting as a pull factor for those entering the UK illegally, the government has acknowledged."

[Rossfan]

From D'Examiner

Gardaí have arrested two men on suspicion of membership of a violent right-wing extremist organisation.

The arrest follows the discovery of four suspect devices across the border in Annalong, Co Down, by the PSNI. 

The discovery and arrest have been seen as a significant, but not unexpected, development in Garda Headquarters, given the deteriorating climate of hatred and violence from the far right towards asylum seekers and foreigners.

The two men, aged in their 40s and 30s, were arrested following a major surveillance operation by Garda security services, working in conjunction with the PSNI.

They were arrested by the Special Detective Unit (SDU) — the force's operational anti-terrorism unit — following a vehicle stop in Co Laois on Wednesday.

They are being detained on suspicion of membership of an unlawful organisation under the Offences Against the State Act 1939.

This suggests the two men are suspected of being part of an actual organisation, believed to be a relatively new violent far-right extremist organisation.

The numbers in the organisation are understood to be small.

PSNI officers recovered four suspected improvised devices at the scene in a search carried out on Wednesday night. During the operation, a number of local residents were evacuated from their houses, and they have since returned to their homes.

It is understood that the Garda National Crime & Security Intelligence Service has been putting additional resources into preventing and investigating the possible emergence of a violent far-right organisation in Ireland.

Various units, including the SDU, have been on a heightened "state of alert" for such a development, not least given the escalation of violence and arson attacks directed at asylum seekers.

One of the lines of inquiry is to establish the possible intended use of the suspected IED and whether or not asylum accommodation could have been targeted.

Digital devices linked to the two men arrested are currently being examined.

Garda National Crime & Security Intelligence Service Assistant Commissioner Michael McElgunn said: "An Garda Síochána is committed to identifying, assessing and countering security threats to our communities.

"This ongoing operation demonstrates the close working relationships An Garda Síochána has with our colleagues in the Police Service of Northern Ireland to investigate and interdict threats across the island of Ireland, keeping people safe."

Meanwhile, the Irish Examiner understands that the SDU are supporting the investigation into the arson attack on an Ipas centre in Drogheda.

[seafoid]

From D'Examiner

Gardaí have arrested two men on suspicion of membership of a violent right-wing extremist organisation.

The arrest follows the discovery of four suspect devices across the border in Annalong, Co Down, by the PSNI. 

The discovery and arrest have been seen as a significant, but not unexpected, development in Garda Headquarters, given the deteriorating climate of hatred and violence from the far right towards asylum seekers and foreigners.

The two men, aged in their 40s and 30s, were arrested following a major surveillance operation by Garda security services, working in conjunction with the PSNI.

They were arrested by the Special Detective Unit (SDU) — the force's operational anti-terrorism unit — following a vehicle stop in Co Laois on Wednesday.

They are being detained on suspicion of membership of an unlawful organisation under the Offences Against the State Act 1939.

This suggests the two men are suspected of being part of an actual organisation, believed to be a relatively new violent far-right extremist organisation.

The numbers in the organisation are understood to be small.

PSNI officers recovered four suspected improvised devices at the scene in a search carried out on Wednesday night. During the operation, a number of local residents were evacuated from their houses, and they have since returned to their homes.

It is understood that the Garda National Crime & Security Intelligence Service has been putting additional resources into preventing and investigating the possible emergence of a violent far-right organisation in Ireland.

Various units, including the SDU, have been on a heightened "state of alert" for such a development, not least given the escalation of violence and arson attacks directed at asylum seekers.

One of the lines of inquiry is to establish the possible intended use of the suspected IED and whether or not asylum accommodation could have been targeted.

Digital devices linked to the two men arrested are currently being examined.

Garda National Crime & Security Intelligence Service Assistant Commissioner Michael McElgunn said: "An Garda Síochána is committed to identifying, assessing and countering security threats to our communities.

"This ongoing operation demonstrates the close working relationships An Garda Síochána has with our colleagues in the Police Service of Northern Ireland to investigate and interdict threats across the island of Ireland, keeping people safe."

Meanwhile, the Irish Examiner understands that the SDU are supporting the investigation into the arson attack on an Ipas centre in Drogheda.

From D'Examiner

Gardaí have arrested two men on suspicion of membership of a violent right-wing extremist organisation.

The arrest follows the discovery of four suspect devices across the border in Annalong, Co Down, by the PSNI. 

The discovery and arrest have been seen as a significant, but not unexpected, development in Garda Headquarters, given the deteriorating climate of hatred and violence from the far right towards asylum seekers and foreigners.

The two men, aged in their 40s and 30s, were arrested following a major surveillance operation by Garda security services, working in conjunction with the PSNI.

They were arrested by the Special Detective Unit (SDU) — the force's operational anti-terrorism unit — following a vehicle stop in Co Laois on Wednesday.

They are being detained on suspicion of membership of an unlawful organisation under the Offences Against the State Act 1939.

This suggests the two men are suspected of being part of an actual organisation, believed to be a relatively new violent far-right extremist organisation.

The numbers in the organisation are understood to be small.

PSNI officers recovered four suspected improvised devices at the scene in a search carried out on Wednesday night. During the operation, a number of local residents were evacuated from their houses, and they have since returned to their homes.

It is understood that the Garda National Crime & Security Intelligence Service has been putting additional resources into preventing and investigating the possible emergence of a violent far-right organisation in Ireland.

Various units, including the SDU, have been on a heightened "state of alert" for such a development, not least given the escalation of violence and arson attacks directed at asylum seekers.

One of the lines of inquiry is to establish the possible intended use of the suspected IED and whether or not asylum accommodation could have been targeted.

Digital devices linked to the two men arrested are currently being examined.

Garda National Crime & Security Intelligence Service Assistant Commissioner Michael McElgunn said: "An Garda Síochána is committed to identifying, assessing and countering security threats to our communities.

"This ongoing operation demonstrates the close working relationships An Garda Síochána has with our colleagues in the Police Service of Northern Ireland to investigate and interdict threats across the island of Ireland, keeping people safe."

Meanwhile, the Irish Examiner understands that the SDU are supporting the investigation into the arson attack on an Ipas centre in Drogheda.

From D'Examiner

Gardaí have arrested two men on suspicion of membership of a violent right-wing extremist organisation.

The arrest follows the discovery of four suspect devices across the border in Annalong, Co Down, by the PSNI. 

The discovery and arrest have been seen as a significant, but not unexpected, development in Garda Headquarters, given the deteriorating climate of hatred and violence from the far right towards asylum seekers and foreigners.

The two men, aged in their 40s and 30s, were arrested following a major surveillance operation by Garda security services, working in conjunction with the PSNI.

They were arrested by the Special Detective Unit (SDU) — the force's operational anti-terrorism unit — following a vehicle stop in Co Laois on Wednesday.

They are being detained on suspicion of membership of an unlawful organisation under the Offences Against the State Act 1939.

This suggests the two men are suspected of being part of an actual organisation, believed to be a relatively new violent far-right extremist organisation.

The numbers in the organisation are understood to be small.

PSNI officers recovered four suspected improvised devices at the scene in a search carried out on Wednesday night. During the operation, a number of local residents were evacuated from their houses, and they have since returned to their homes.

It is understood that the Garda National Crime & Security Intelligence Service has been putting additional resources into preventing and investigating the possible emergence of a violent far-right organisation in Ireland.

Various units, including the SDU, have been on a heightened "state of alert" for such a development, not least given the escalation of violence and arson attacks directed at asylum seekers.

One of the lines of inquiry is to establish the possible intended use of the suspected IED and whether or not asylum accommodation could have been targeted.

Digital devices linked to the two men arrested are currently being examined.

Garda National Crime & Security Intelligence Service Assistant Commissioner Michael McElgunn said: "An Garda Síochána is committed to identifying, assessing and countering security threats to our communities.

"This ongoing operation demonstrates the close working relationships An Garda Síochána has with our colleagues in the Police Service of Northern Ireland to investigate and interdict threats across the island of Ireland, keeping people safe."

Meanwhile, the Irish Examiner understands that the SDU are supporting the investigation into the arson attack on an Ipas centre in Drogheda.

Well done to the SDU and good work crossborder. I wonder how many more are out there.

[Rossfan]

Reports one of them from "Central Europe".

Meanwhile 2 more heroes allegedly

https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2025/1106/1542624-drogheda-fire-court/

[JoG2]

Reports one of them from "Central Europe".

Meanwhile 2 more heroes allegedly

https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2025/1106/1542624-drogheda-fire-court/

This can't just be another story... 2 men setting fire to a property with children inside. That is f**king grim beyond belief, and absolutely disgusting. If guilty, the book needs thrown at them. Garda looking for additional charges, surely attempted murder (of children inc a baby)... Sick bastards

[whitey]

Hope whitey is OK after that NY election result

I think it's fantastic

I actually like disruptors

Only thing is if he falls flat on his face that will give the Republicans a huge tailwind for 2026

You hope .. your apparent new found open mind is less than believable.

So anyways I was speaking with one of the young people who work in our NYC office

Lives out in Brooklyn....huge Mamdani supporter

So I brought up the fact that he doesn't have the ability to do a fraction of the things he promised during the campaign

She responded that if Kathy Hochul didn't row in behind him and his agenda, then they were going to primary her and elect a governor who would

[Milltown Row2]

Do most politicians deliver on their promises? Be a first

[Truthsayer]

Reports one of them from "Central Europe".

Meanwhile 2 more heroes allegedly

https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2025/1106/1542624-drogheda-fire-court/

This can't just be another story... 2 men setting fire to a property with children inside. That is f**king grim beyond belief, and absolutely disgusting. If guilty, the book needs thrown at them. Garda looking for additional charges, surely attempted murder (of children inc a baby)... Sick bastards

As is most likely the so-called far right 'patriots'... that was carried out by our 'Irish' KKK... cheered on from their castles by millionaires and billionaires likes of McGregor, Musk, Trump, Farage, Robinson (though not sure his financial status). People are so gullible listening to those maggots.

[Rossfan]

Notice how whitey ignores the posts about dangerous right wing extremists?

[Truthsayer]

Notice how whitey ignores the posts about dangerous right wing extremists?

I wouldn't pay much heed to Whitey. A walking contradiction. Claimed its 'fantastic' that Mamdani got elected in New York. Can't imagine he says that to the lads on his nite out... 😆

[whitey]

Notice how whitey ignores the posts about dangerous right wing extremists?

Notice how Rossfan ignores the posts about dangerous unvetted migrant rapists?

[whitey]

Notice how whitey ignores the posts about dangerous right wing extremists?

I wouldn't pay much heed to Whitey. A walking contradiction. Claimed its 'fantastic' that Mamdani got elected in New York. Can't imagine he says that to the lads on his nite out... 😆

It's is fantastic

Mamdani is just the left wing version of Trump-he's a disruptor. The system is broken and he's come up with some radical solutions. 

Just because I don't agree with someone doesn't mean I think they're wrong about everything.

If he's wrong about most things, which I think he is, then it's a huge advantage to Republicans in the mid terms

[Truthsayer]

Notice how whitey ignores the posts about dangerous right wing extremists?

I wouldn't pay much heed to Whitey. A walking contradiction. Claimed its 'fantastic' that Mamdani got elected in New York. Can't imagine he says that to the lads on his nite out... 😆

It's is fantastic

Mamdani is just the left wing version of Trump-he's a disruptor. The system is broken and he's come up with some radical solutions. 

Just because I don't agree with someone doesn't mean I think they're wrong about everything.

If he's wrong about most things, which I think he is, then it's a huge advantage to Republicans in the mid terms

Can't make head or tail of that logic... #twisted

[whitey]

Notice how whitey ignores the posts about dangerous right wing extremists?

I wouldn't pay much heed to Whitey. A walking contradiction. Claimed its 'fantastic' that Mamdani got elected in New York. Can't imagine he says that to the lads on his nite out... 😆

It's is fantastic

Mamdani is just the left wing version of Trump-he's a disruptor. The system is broken and he's come up with some radical solutions. 

Just because I don't agree with someone doesn't mean I think they're wrong about everything.

If he's wrong about most things, which I think he is, then it's a huge advantage to Republicans in the mid terms

Can't make head or tail of that logic... #twisted

He's right in some of the things he says

He's wrong on others

Eg...I'll give him credit and praise him if he manages to make the city owned grocery stores work or figure out how to give free subway fares to poor people

He is wrong on how he says he's going to pay for all this stuff. He doesn't have taxing authority.