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Simon Jordan may well end up losing his TalkSport job for this, wouldn't surprise me.
But it's so good to hear someone questioning why we in the West are forced to pander to Islam whilst demonising Christianity.
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Even the garages are happy to point the finger at the problem. Strange to do this and quote such out of date numbers though. First time I've seen it was today. Top at St Annes park on the Howth road.
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Today marks 11 years since the Paris Terror Attacks.
130 innocent people were slaughtered in one of the most barbaric acts of Islamist terrorism in modern history.
Europe must never forget what happened that night, who was responsible, or the innocent lives stolen by this evil.
Absolutely insane behaviour.
📣🚨 FSU VICTORY!
A Scottish FSU member was driving on the M80 with his four-year-old son after a day at an amusement park when another car cut him up, nearly causing a collision.
Under his breath, he muttered something racist. The windows were down, but the other driver wasn’t looking at him. The only witness was his young son in the back seat.
Convinced the dangerous driver had been drinking, our member contacted the police. They eventually stopped both cars and reviewed his dashcam footage.
A week later, the police contacted him to say that an offence had been committed — not by the dangerous driver, but by our member, for words he had muttered under his breath in the privacy of his own car.
He was prosecuted for allegedly causing alarm and distress, even though only he and his young son were in the car. It is extraordinary.
The Free Speech Union found him an excellent barrister, and he was acquitted by the Justice of the Peace within minutes.
This is the closest we have come to defending someone prosecuted for thought crime.
This is the extent of police overreach in speech and thought policing. They need to get their priorities straight.
Watch the Free Speech Union’s General Secretary, Lord Young, below 👇
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🚨 TODAY IS THE DAY!
Stephen Gray is in court today to appeal his conviction under Section 127 of the Communications Act 2003 for posting a joke about Islam on Facebook.
Stephen is an FSU member and a retired police officer who gave 27 years of service to his community.
The joke was an image of a rasher of bacon beside a man in a turban, with the caption: “Fun facts about bacon! People who eat bacon have a lower chance of marrying a 9-year-old!”
It referred to the Prophet Muhammad’s marriage to Aisha, who was six at the time, and the consummation of the marriage when she was nine.
Stephen told the court that the post was satirical, but that he also hoped it would prompt serious debate about whether the marriage had helped make child marriage acceptable in parts of the Muslim world.
He was ordered to pay more than £1,000 in fines and costs, and now has a criminal record.
This is astonishing in a country that abolished blasphemy laws in 2008 — 18 years ago.
The Free Speech Union is proud to support Stephen, and we hope he wins his appeal today.
Please donate to Stephen’s crowdfunder and help us stop an Islamic blasphemy law from taking root in Britain 👇
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“Carlow woman” Mutsawashe Mudawapi, who veered into the path of a truck and caused a three vehicle collision has been fined €500 and spared a driving ban.
The Judge said he was shocked nobody was killed and could not understand why she drove into the path of the articulated truck rather than away from it. He said it was dangerous even at 20kph.
He still didn’t disqualify her. No wonder insurance is getting more expensive and road traffic accidents are increasing.
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BREAKING NEWS! Serious Disorder breaks out on the London Underground Northern Line this afternoon👇🤷♂️😂
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And now I’m here on Oxford Street, London on my way to this morning’s photoshoot and admiring the newly installed allahu akbarriers, just in time to keep Christmas shoppers safe from Muslims with mental health issues who want to drive into pedestrians and kill them.
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Infuriating.
I run a youth mental health charity which pays for young people who are struggling to skip waiting lists and access private therapy quickly.
Suicidal teens and young adults are otherwise being put on waiting lists - for months - due to lack of resources.
We're two years old and neither myself nor any committee member has taken a penny.
No wages, no expenses.
We've zero overheads - 100% of funds raised are spent on therapy services.
How much do we get from the Government?
Zero.
We're a charity - an NGO - so we get lumped in with the likes of this.
Professional form fillers who get hundreds of thousands of euro thrown at them for activities that don't even proport to help the Irish people.
Waste is not victimless.
There needs to be a bonfire of these organisations.
Strip every one of them down to zero.
See how charitable these charities are then.
Charity of the Day! Akidwa , or to give it its full name Akina Dada Wa Africa Company Limited By Guarantee
We try to be upbeat with these Tweets but sometimes you feel like putting your head in your arms and crying.
Its latest filed accounts show €765,716 of income in 2024 along with a note reference 4.1 but alas note 4.1 just repeats the same figure with no analysis. There is an analysis over several pages which suggests taxpayer income from six government schemes is €522,000, there is no analysis of non-govt funding.
That suggests that €244,000 comes from other sources. Akidwa says it spends €207,749 on "activities for raising funds"
It has 10 staff but didn't apparently record any PRSI in 2023. What's that about?
Whilst it hasn't published its 2025 accounts yet, it has provided a summary to the Charity Regulator which says its income for 2025 was €987,823 of which the taxpayer provided €811,000. This is a charity which had income of just €255,429 in 2021 of which €196,000 was from the taxpayer. Its taxpayer funding has QUADRUPLED in four years.
There is no analysis of salaries by band. The CEO is Salome Mbugua who we last saw out and about in 2024 protesting when the DPP didn't take any action against Gardai who shot George Nkencho in 2021.
What does the charity do?
"advancement of education and the relief of poverty by setting up a drop-in centre to relieve hardship for women immigrating, particularly from the Continent of Africa into Ireland by providing information, counselling (including therapeutic services for survivors of war, FGM, torture and other forms of disempowerment to women) and social friendly facilities."
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The Houses of the Oireachtas Service has signed a contract worth an estimated €400,000 plus VAT for the supply of its own-brand wine to Leinster House.
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ABD’de 9 kişinin hayatını kaybettiği özel jet kazasından önce pilot ile hava trafik kontrolörü arasında geçen son konuşmalar ortaya çıktı.
Pilot: “Mayday, mayday! Dakikada 10 bin feet irtifa kaybediyoruz!”
Pilot: “Aşırı hızdayız! Dakikada 20 bin feet alçalıyoruz. Yere çakılacağız!”
Kontrolör: “Buradayım, seninleyim. Benimle konuş!”
Pilot: “60 derece yatıştayız!”
Son anlarda kokpitten “Vaktimiz kalmadı!” çığlığı duyuldu.
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As Robbie said, this is brutal.
Brutally honest.
Wolverhampton City Council are flooding our roads with 'professional drivers' who can't negotiate a roundabout.
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This story actually beggars belief. Legitimate shocking stuff.
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