This offends me .

[john m]

SUN, 14 FEB, 2021 - 21:37
CAITLÍN GRIFFIN
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has criticised people who have said “All Lives Matter.”

In an online panel celebrating Douglass Week, Lord Mayor Hazel Chu said racism has “increased” in Ireland since her own mother emigrated to Ireland over 40 years ago.

“My mother would have experienced sporadic incidents of racism. Now, racism has significantly increased in Ireland.”

Hazel Chu, who was born in Dublin to Chinese parents, said: “The fact that people have come out and said ‘All Lives Matter’ - they don’t understand.

“Until we have proper representation and provide equal and fair status for black people then it doesn’t matter about anyone else.”

The Lord Mayor shared with the panel of a time where she sat in the dining room where Fredrick Douglass once dined at the Mansion House in Dublin and cried because she worried her daughter would face the same racism she faces every day in Ireland.


 
“Until we get the increase of racism in Ireland in check, I have a fear that the work Douglass has done will be in vain.”

Recently, Ms Chu has been subject to racial attacks whereby she was intimidated and harassed after a small protest took place outside the Mansion House.

Ms Chu also mentioned the motion in Cork City Council to rename a public area in Cork City to commemorate Fredrick Douglass, who taught anti-slavery lectures in Cork in 1845.

The webinar called ‘Our Strong Women’ discussed the role of the strong women in Ireland, feminism, intersectionality also features former President of Ireland, Mary Robinson, Nettie Washington Douglass, Dr Ebun Joseph (UCD), Emma Dabiri (SOAS University).

On Friday Lord Mayor of Cork, Joe Kavanagh, said a remark he made suggesting that “all lives matter” while introducing an event commemorating the anti-slavery campaigner Frederick Douglass were “completely misinterpreted”.

Mr Kavanagh was introducing an event organised by the Cork Migrant Centre in honour of Mr Douglass entitled '18th Century to 21st Century Cork' when he said that, in his opinion, “all lives matter”.


Mr Kavanagh was questioned about his remarks during a Q&A session afterwards, where he said: “I don’t make distinctions between one grouping and another”.

Speaking to the Irish Examiner, Mr Kavanagh said that he had been “completely and utterly misinterpreted”.

He said: “I fully support Black Lives Matter. I’m not supporting anyone who supports racism so, of cour

[john m]

The Lord Mayor of Dublin whos parents were welcomed to this county 40 years ago .This City that welcomes everybody from around the world I work with Africans and Asian drivers on totally equal terms .But the Lord Mayor make this statement .{“Until we have proper representation and provide equal and fair status for black people then it doesn’t matter about anyone else.” }So a born and bread Dub sleeping on the streets dosent matter .This useless self serving Piece of piss should resign .She is leaving the Greens after her term as Lord Mayor is up and joining the Social Democrats .A more Racist fucktard has never held the office .

[Belker]

WHAT A LOAD OF BOLLICKS !!
She sat in the Lord Mayor's throne and claiming racism at the same time.
She doing her race no favours, I guess it be a long time before another Chinese gets elected anywhere.

[john m]

The Examiner have re written the article and she said something totally different .What she actually said was {Ms Chu said that until we have “proper representation and provide equal and fair status for black people” around the world there won't “truly be equality."}

Thats different from what was first reported

[Octavia1]

I told yis all before ....victimhood gets yu places ..... chu is a phychopath if ever I smelt one....  knows how to manipulate and get her way ....

 elected lord mayor by her  white colleagues and the cnut is still  claiming racism? 
Cnut shud be jailed for inciting hatred and racism

Go an fuk off wityurself

[silverbullet]

SUN, 14 FEB, 2021 - 21:37
CAITLÍN GRIFFIN
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has criticised people who have said “All Lives Matter.”

In an online panel celebrating Douglass Week, Lord Mayor Hazel Chu said racism has “increased” in Ireland since her own mother emigrated to Ireland over 40 years ago.

“My mother would have experienced sporadic incidents of racism. Now, racism has significantly increased in Ireland.”

Hazel Chu, who was born in Dublin to Chinese parents, said: “The fact that people have come out and said ‘All Lives Matter’ - they don’t understand.

“Until we have proper representation and provide equal and fair status for black people then it doesn’t matter about anyone else.”

The Lord Mayor shared with the panel of a time where she sat in the dining room where Fredrick Douglass once dined at the Mansion House in Dublin and cried because she worried her daughter would face the same racism she faces every day in Ireland.


 
“Until we get the increase of racism in Ireland in check, I have a fear that the work Douglass has done will be in vain.”

Recently, Ms Chu has been subject to racial attacks whereby she was intimidated and harassed after a small protest took place outside the Mansion House.

Ms Chu also mentioned the motion in Cork City Council to rename a public area in Cork City to commemorate Fredrick Douglass, who taught anti-slavery lectures in Cork in 1845.

The webinar called ‘Our Strong Women’ discussed the role of the strong women in Ireland, feminism, intersectionality also features former President of Ireland, Mary Robinson, Nettie Washington Douglass, Dr Ebun Joseph (UCD), Emma Dabiri (SOAS University).

On Friday Lord Mayor of Cork, Joe Kavanagh, said a remark he made suggesting that “all lives matter” while introducing an event commemorating the anti-slavery campaigner Frederick Douglass were “completely misinterpreted”.

Mr Kavanagh was introducing an event organised by the Cork Migrant Centre in honour of Mr Douglass entitled '18th Century to 21st Century Cork' when he said that, in his opinion, “all lives matter”.


Mr Kavanagh was questioned about his remarks during a Q&A session afterwards, where he said: “I don’t make distinctions between one grouping and another”.

Speaking to the Irish Examiner, Mr Kavanagh said that he had been “completely and utterly misinterpreted”.

He said: “I fully support Black Lives Matter. I’m not supporting anyone who supports racism so, of cour

Fu ming Chu! 

[Octavia1]

https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2021/0215/1197202-immigrant-council-conference/
Now we are to be lectured by Islamic lecturers on our concept  of our irishness .....
Get yurself a gun

[john m]

Occi dont miss the Point .The Irish Examiner which is the National Newspaper I trust the most rewrote the story .WHY? was the first version or the second version the real version of what was said .They are totally different interpretations depending on a few words .

The Media have been playing people for fools .The Sunday Inde and Times take a different point of view than the weekly rag mag that does not like to upset the advertisers .All the Sunday Papers Carried the Leo is a Scumbag tread but todays Weekly rags have dropped it .


I see we are going to get multi person needling facilities where unvaccinated people can que up and get needled the same people cant visit their neighbours gaff but sitting in a cubicle with a few hundred others is OK .You couldnt make this stuff up .After Ester Mulligan from the flats goes into her chamber to be needled will they clean it before Willier or Eamo from the back block go in for their needling ?


Orwell and animal farm springs to mind .Big Dommos sisters youngones fellas brothers wifes brother is a vet he does TB tests you needle the cow or bullock then a while later you check to see if the bollock had a reaction to the needling .