I can't find anything about yesterday surprisingly but they say there's apparently going to be more protests tonight like there have been since monday when the rape happened. So I assume shit happened last night too. Nothing I can see from it though. They explicitly say the past two days have been not peaceful protests, but the first protest was on monday so surely we're up to three nights now?
Cliona Richardson also said that many of those involved in the violence are not from the Saggart area and have come in from other parts of the country and abroad.
The first part is understandable. Like yea they probably aren't local because Saggart is a pretty small place. But who the fuck is crossing borders to protest? Unless they mean it's people from the UK driving down? I don't fucking know how that works.
They're pulling out all the guilt trips they can.
She said gardaí are very conscious of the impact the violence is having on the communities preventing people from going to work, shops, or visiting people in hospital.
I would assume that it's because the trams have been cancelled? But no you will not question why we are importing infinite numbers of rapists or you will not be able to visit people in the hospital. The connection is incredibly obvious really. And since when did the government give a shit? Sorry visiting family in hospital is now a priority when it might be dangerous or whatever bullshit? What about the two fucking years where the government decided that you couldn't see anyone in hospital at all because you might have a cough? Did we forget that they did that to us?
Anyway you know how it's all violent and horrible and this and that.
[Chief Superintendent Michael McNulty] also said that they have no reports of injuries from members of the public.
Apparently 4 guards were injured last night. No footage from it though, not even any articles talking about it. Strange. Still quoting that 'over 300' number.
I can't include the video from
this article. However the defensive line the guards set up is hilariously shit. It's literally just those modular fences that you clip together at the ends and are about 3ft tall. They just shoved some of them in the road and that's it. It looks like about three people walked up to them and just fucking kicked them aside as some power move. The video also has a second angle of that van being burnt. It's much easier to identify where it was now.
Here. So once again it was a pretty good distance away from the actual hotel. They used the van to barricade what looks like some special employee/access entrance.
I have a problem though. This kicked off on Monday right? The first post I made on it was Tuesday at 9:11 lol. That was using articles that were written and published earlier that day. I can't go back and check because rte are faggots and edit articles instead of publishing new ones, so the article I linked is now entirely different. Thanks rte. But how did I have a photo of the van on fire at 9:11 tuesday when the bodycam shows that the van caught fire around 8pm on tuesday? I could have sworn the van was burnt on monday? But the bodycam lines up perfectly with the photos. I'm not sure and I haven't read anything but I don't think I could have found and read an article with those photos and written a post in less than an hour so I have a suspicion maybe two vans have been burnt. I'm not sure. I cannot find anything on it but at the same time the timeline doesn't make sense to me.
Back to the article. This is an interesting thing to say publicly.
"However ... we are already at a level here whereby our members in soft caps were placed out in the frontline yesterday and we had a fourfold increase of injuries on our members.
"Many of those members are reporting unfit for duty today."
So there have been 5 injuries in total. That sounds like he's talking about more than 5 people doesn't it? And saying that your numbers are going down? While the protests continue? That'll end well. I'll include some photos at the bottom but they are already stretched so thin it's comical.
They also seem to have gone down in number anyway? They say this about yesterday's protests.
The Air Support and Dog Units along with 150 uniform gardaí and 120 public order officers were also involved.
So. 270. That's not 'over 300'.
They posted a couple other articles. One of them is more of this fucking I don't even know but appeals to fake empathy type shit. I read through it and there's no interesting quotes about the actual subject of the article. However one priest said this.
As a resident, to see the village being blocked off ... we can't get into the town or to the village until well after midnight because of the place being cordoned off for securities
What an interesting thing to say. The village is blocked off during the day? But not the night? They let people come and go as they please in the middle of the night? Interesting.
Anyway.
The actual article is a load of shit. It bangs on about how the poor ukranian refugees are scared. The entire article is talking about ukranians. They're scared and they feel targeted and all that. Which like yea I get that, they are actual refugees and do somewhat deserve to be there. But not once in this article does it ever even insinuate that it is anything other than ukranians. The entire article makes it sound as if the hotel is just full of ukranians and nothing else. Absolutely nothing else. Aside from you look on google street view and there's random browns all around that area and the african rapist lived there. They're trying to appeal to that empathy for actual refugees and completely sweeping the fact that they are the absolute minority. Essentially 1000 browns using 10 ukranians as human shields.
Posted another one.
15 men and one woman, ranging between 18 and 66 years of age, and with addresses in Dublin, Carlow, Galway and Laois, have appeared before Dublin District Court on public order charges in connection with disturbances at Saggart in County Dublin.
Literally every single article I have read was talking about how it's a bunch of yobs, just young retards who don't know better. It's just the violent youths. I know we're talking about politicians here but come on, 66 isn't a youth. I would assume that this means 13 locals and 3 who aren't. Though Carlow and Laois are only one county away from Dublin anyway, it's pretty close, Manchester to Sheffield type shit.
They highlight one guy, 36 year old father of three but his name's fucking Roberto Iafrate. There's also some Polish sounding guy and a gypo.
They give a full list of the arrested and information. Which seems a bit dodgy. Can't identify the rapist but they will dox these people down to their fucking jobs and the road they live on. Isn't that interesting?
As for the demographics. 4 are under 20. 5 are 20-30. 2 in their 30s, 1 in 40s. 2 in 50s and 1 in 60s. Yes. That does add up to 15 not 16, that is what the article gives. It does not include the 35 year old Italian. So 9 people are under 30, 7 are over 30. And this is youth violence?
Also this is completely unrelated to the rape. I just opened the article because I saw shit on fire and thought it was related.
People are being urged to report stockpiles of bonfire material in their local areas, as Dublin Fire Brigade warns of the dangers of unregulated bonfires in the run up to Halloween.
Dublin Fire Brigade said all bonfires are prohibited.
What a fucking pussy. Imagine banning burning shit.
He urged people to attend organised events which are listed on local authority websites.
"They're safe organised events, some with legal fireworks and so on. And there's great activities there for kids, an awful lot more fun than standing around a bonfire. The message we're trying to get out there is, bonfires are, you know, obviously they're illegal, but they're extremely dangerous."
Tfw need a fucking bonfire and wood pile loisence now. A big heap of burning shit is incredibly dangerous. It might summon a fire atronach and then it might try to have sex with you and no matter how many fire resist potions you take you will still take a single point of burn damage every tick which will start off as a light tickle but will become extremely painful as time goes on but you will do it anyway because you love the fire atronach.
He then goes on to say this.
Dublin Fire Brigade has issued the following advice:
If you find yourself near an unauthorised bonfire or fireworks display:
Never use fireworks under the influence of alcohol or drugs
Keep children at a safe distance.
Stay well back from fires and fireworks.
Never return to a lit firework - wait 20 minutes and soak it in water.
Never throw fireworks.
Yea. You know, illegal bonfires are dangerous and all that shit. Anyway here's how to make them not dangerous. You know just in case you accidentally find yourself at an illegal bonfire. Happens to the best of us really. Sometimes I slip because I live in an uneven muddy area and whoops I just drop the 10 pallets I was carrying and they all just the kinetic energy of it all creates enough heat they set themselves on fire. Happens to the best of us really.
