Itās a fucking national disgrace to keep people in the conditions we are keeping them for ten years and more.
Well they can go home whenever it pleases them. Honestly, you canāt be as stupid as you present yourself online, you have to be on the wind up.
āRefugees can go home whenever it pleases themā is a contradiction in terms. You fucking retard.
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I think you"ll find itās not. They chose to claim refuge. No one is stopping them returning to their home country. Also very few direct flights to Ireland from their home countries but sure you go make a placard with some glitter on it, everyone will feel better. Thatās the most important thing after all.
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It is. You stupid cunt.
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The best thing about a person like Glas is that one minute heāll be vociferously defending the foreign policy of a Obama, but then then the next brings stuff up like US extrajudicial killings to deflect from Islamic nationās treatment of their citizenry.
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You couldnāt make it up.
You literally couldnāt make that up. A very very confused Young man.
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Keeping them there? Anyone 10 years in DP has received at least 4 negative decisions and a JR.
You are right to an extent though.its a disgrace that the system is so slow and that genuine refugees or those who meet the criteria for permission to remain and subsidiary protection should be through within a maximum of 6 months while those donāt are Dublin 3d or deported in the same timescale.
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Typical Saturday morning agenda for @glasagusban types;
Early morning, The rights of Muslim countries who systematically degrade human beings and flog women to death because āwhether we like it or notā they are democratically elected government.
Late morning, The Irish governments treatment of refugees coming from stoneage shitholes is one of the biggest scandals in Irish history
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Exactly right.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWY7nEYmLRs
This video was recorded in Dublin and was uploaded by some chap called Nosayba Halawa on 30 July 2013, its of that fucking madman Hussein halawa āIbraheeems Dadā ranting and raving about the west and rallying the troops for the muslim brotherhood
6:15 Halawas āDadā
appeals to all the brothers and sisters here that if you can do anything do it and not to belittle anything you can do and if you have any role fulfiull that, we are not going to give up because we are going to give it to generations coming after us as beautiful as it was when we enjoyed it under the time of Morsi .
4 days later Iman Husseins son āIbraheeemā and his 3 daughters are arrested in Cairo 6 weeks into their holidays 
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some nice holiday footage of āIbraheeemā and his sisters
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which Irishman said this while on his holidays?
My name is E******** H*****and I am from Ireland. I am in the first year at University and I am here since one month ago. I came directly from Ireland to Rabaa and I was there at the Republican Guard massacre and I got two birdshot wounds, and it did not stop me. Your standing here makes me stay with you. Also, during the massacre at Sadatās Memorial I was there and saw the people killed even though Salah Sultan said to come back, but they stayed to face the police and our standing there stopped the police and the thugs. And then I came to the hospital at Rabaa, then they took me to Medinat Nasr hospital because I stopped breathing because of the gas. We are saying to them we are not leaving, we are not leaving.
I am going to give you a little word here, I am going to open it the way President Morsi used to do. āOh great Egyptian people!ā You standing here for 35 days on asphalt although you are under war, threats, live fire, your standing is a life for those ones who died. The people are two different kinds. People who are alive but they are dead, and others who have died but are still alive. Your standing here is a life for those ones who are under the control of the media and supporting the army. We are standing with you here, we are standing with you here.
What do we want? Freedom! When do we want it? Now! etc.
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My name is Somaia from Ireland. And I came here in March to settle down in Egypt because I thought Egypt brought democracy and I believed I would live in Egypt in pride and dignity. After the coup I was looking for a job and did two interviews. And I decided to stop looking for work until we defeat the coup and bring democracy back. I would like to send a message to those who are watching us from home. Join us. We think the PM and the government are responsible for the blood that will run tonight and also for the people who are mandated to fight us (the army). We expect their visit soon - anytime - but we trust in Allah to be with us. I swear to Allah we are not going to leave the square until we get back the dignity of all the Egyptians, whether they are with us or not! Keep standing in the square and the victory of Allah is coming soon!
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The dubs should get this lad in to help them with the victory speeches.
I thought they said he was just heading out for a choc ice and this crowd appeared around him.
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It could happen any of us.
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Ibrahim Halawa has been released from prison and will begin making his way home to Ireland http://jrnl.ie/3655627
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