To contain these rowdy towel heads.
Iām happy to let the law deal with any rowdy towel heads, pal.
I donāt have any plans myself, but then again I donāt have to as I donāt work for the Gardai or within law enforcement.
What if the towel heads come knocking on your door, pal?
Sounds like heās been recruited already.
Keep a close watch on the pmās Har.
Iāll tell them that thereās a bell and they didnāt have to knock.
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Why do we need a plan? Whatās wrong with the law we already have in Ireland? Iām very alarmed now.
We know that he is being refused residency for this reason. His current case is a plea not to be deported on the basis of what will happen to him if he gets deported. Not sure if you know much about the process of deportation in ireland sid but itās pretty fucking difficult to deport people from here. Especially if they had a form of residency previously. The gardai must really want this fella out.
So what youāre saying is, the system works.
The law is taking its course. As Iāve already stated it should.
Others on this thread clearly want to do away with the rule of law.
Yet another thing they have in common with those they claim to despise.
Which system would that be? Justice? Deportation?
It all appears to be in order doesnāt it? A guy was recruiting for terrorists, deportation proceedings started, the system is working, right?
Is he still breathing Irish air though?
Fair play to you @sidney. Itās all black and white for you *. Itās amazing the clarity six cans of Dutch gold gives a fella.
*oh yes.
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What are you on about?
Why hasnāt he been deported?
What are you asking me for? Try a newspaper?
You said the system was in full swing. Not me.
It is. The matter is before the courts as I understand. There doesnāt appear to be a problem.
He avoided a court hearing, pal. He should be turfed out immediately.
Not our system lad.
Itās the lefty European court of Human rights. They want us to be a terror haven like Belgium