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DEI hires. Competence and experience optional. Background checks are not necessary...

But, I am sure adequate training is provided, though. Aren't you?

I do not know if the accident today was caused by an Irish person or a DEI hire. I do not know the catalyst for the accident. I won't be sharing a pic without knowing for sure if the person in it is really the person and the fault was theirs (as in if it was a heart attack then that's not their fault for example). Because sharing it without knowing could have serious consequences for the person in the photo if it's not them (however the red and navy uniform in the photo is bus company regalia).

I do know, though, that if there's anything remotely controversial, we won't be told. I also know that something stinks if bus companies are trotting off to Africa to recruit several hundred people a year. It smells like cheap labour (and would also lead to bus companies being able to ultimately lower wages for ALL employees in the long run). I also know Dublin buses recruitment ads feature a cartoon African man. The ad is all over the bus stops and buses. Why is Dublin Bus actively seeking to employ Africans over Irish people? Seems discriminatory. It also seems rather racist if they're hiring Africans at a lower rate of pay. So acknowledge THAT if you came to call ME racist.

I have serious concerns about DEI hires. Particularly in hospitals (see a headline in comments) and also in terms of jobs where high levels of training and competency are necessary to operate machinery? (or similar) that could lead to injury or death if not done properly. Bear in mind training on buses (for example) requires going out on the roads and in the busy city centre. I know this because two immediate family members of mine were bus drivers for years.

They had regular training and competency tests over the course of their careers. I wonder if that still happens in 2026?

On a side note, I've lost track of the number of times I've witnessed or experienced a non national driving in a manner that made it clear they had no understanding of the rules of the road. Example: Last week, I approached and drove around a roundabout. The driver in the lane to the left of me did not yield right of way to me and then proceeded to blast me out of it. When I told him he was wrong, he dismissed me. I've had numerous such incidents. So when they say road deaths are up, I'm not shocked.

Remember when Ukrainians came in and they were allowed to drive? Just like that? No test necessary? That resulted in several people losing their lives here in this country. I can provide the headlines to anyone who requires them.

Also, to add, I scarcely see tax, insurance, or an NCT on non nationals vehicles. I really mean that. Scarcely.

Meanwhile, the State and Gardaí come down heavy on Irish motorists who are learners. Who have been driving for long enough to be competent generally. Getting a test in a timely manner is difficult. Try looking at the wait times in Dublin. Lately, they won't let you pick a time when you will be available and instead offer a test date with little notice. Which is not going to suit many people. Also, the cost of the test is prohibitive to many. Why not make it free to encourage people? After all we pay road tax etc (which is NOT ringfenced for all things road related, it can be used for anything). You lose your fee if you can't make the test date on two occasions (which is liable to happen when dates are given at short notice).

To anyone who might put outraged comments on here about racism in relation to jobs...blah blah. Save it. I don't care. I care about ensuring we can trust people who look after us in situations where safety is paramount, and so should you. Because after all these people are tasked with big responsibility and are looking after not JUST Irish people, but all the migrants you claim to care so very much about.

Susanne Delaney

DEI hires. Competence and experience optional. Background checks are not necessary...
But, I am sure adequate training is provided, though. Aren't you?
I do not know if the accident today was caused by an Irish person or a DEI hire. I do not know the catalyst for the accident. I won't be sharing a pic without knowing for sure if the person in it is really the person and the fault was theirs (as in if it was a heart attack then that's not their fault for example). Because sharing it without knowing could have serious consequences for the person in the photo if it's not them (however the red and navy uniform in the photo is bus company regalia).
I do know, though, that if there's anything remotely controversial, we won't be told. I also know that something stinks if bus companies are trotting off to Africa to recruit several hundred people a year. It smells like cheap labour.

Read on below...

STATE SEEKS TO SILENCE VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN TUSLA COURT PROCEEDINGS...WHY?

By Susanne Delaney

The State, through Minister for Children Norma Foley, is blatantly seeking to SILENCE THE MOST VULNERABLE CHILDREN in court proceedings with Tusla, under a guise of "regulating GALs". There will also now only be 65 GALs compared to the current 96.

The extent of what they are attempting to do is concerning, and it is also not necessarily legal.

Under new rules GALs will no longer be entitled to automatically have a legal representative present in court for proceedings (which limits the voice of the child as there may be no legal person to convey particulars which would help a child to voice what is in their own best interests) unless Minister Foley personally deems it necessary.

She will also hire and fire "at the ministers pleasure." This would lead one to think the State is, ahead of time, sending a message to GALs.

It gives the feeling that they will be monitored, rejected and/or punished if not towing the line and as the State is ALSO recruiting its OWN GALs, this means they will no longer operate INDEPENDENTLY (essentially they will be working on behalf of the State, not children).

THIS DIRECTLY CONTRAVENES THE  CHILD CARE ACT 1991, and so the State is, once again, flouting legislation to suit their own agenda.

The role of GALs was established under the Child Care Act 1991 and determines that the voice of the child is not only supposed to be paramount in court proceedings but they must be accompanied by a person who is not employed directly by the State.

The role of GALs has become ever more vital since the 2012 Children’s Rights referendum, which resulted in the insertion of article 42A into the Constitution. The reason is that the passing of this referendum (while propagandised as for the benefit of children) actually gave the state gross power regarding children(undermining parental power).

The association that represents GALs is AGALI (Association of Guardian Ad Litems Ireland) and it is chaired by retired judge Dermot Simms who just happens to be the judge that sent now deleted files to Roderic O Gorman in May 2023 (when he was the Minister for Children). Simms was a sitting judge at the time. He has criticised this latest move. I wonder, will Simms find himself out of a job soon?

O Gorman's department deleted 3 out of the 4 files sent by Simms, who was raising concerns with the minister about children under the "care" of Tusla. Deleting the files seemed to be an attempt to avoid accountability and limit transparency.

Simms, in a letter (sent to 4 government departments and several public bodies) said up to 130 highly vulnerable children were in “unsuitable” and “unapproved” placements, such as holiday centres, hotels and B&Bs.

HIQA reports have shown that children in these placements can experience neglect, abuse, and isolation. Some SEAs have also been found to be falsifying Garda background checks for staff employed to work with vulnerable children.

Pastor and African-non national Jossy Akuwobi and Karen Akuwobi, who owned Ideal Care services and received almost €10 million from the State, received no actual jail time for falsifying checks, despite a criminal conviction.

Pastor Gerard Chimbganda, also an African-non national, was found to be falsifying criminal checks. The quarters he had children living in were rat infested, and there was evidence of withholding food.

He went on to receive a business visionary award in 2024, and he ALSO landed ANOTHER government contract worth over €6 million euro to "provide care for" another vulnerable group: our elderly.

But, in returning to the issue at hand, the State appears to be implementing yet another power move in a bid to gain more control, this time by silencing the smallest (but most important) voices.

Unfortunately, because of the way the story has been misleadingly phrased in the headlines today, few will realise this is the case.

See article below by Susanne Delaney

Three years ago I stated that recruitment companies were bypassing proper checks because they get thousands per person they recruit. A disgusted ady who worked in a recruitment company told me this.

I of course got called all sorts, including by @irishdailymail who did a lovely piece on me at the start of this year, with a large pic of me and above my head it said "THE RISE OF THE FAR RIGHT AGITATORS".

We never do get an apology when the press then starts printing what we were saying long before them.

Let us be very clear. People are DYING and being MISDIAGNOSED because of this recruitment scam. The press have blood or their hands for not reporting it sooner.
What is it Simon says?
Non nationals hold up our health service. Hmm. Including fake health are workers? I've definitely met at least one on the course of my time in hospital over the years. A fake nurse who kept putting my newborn baby on her face to sleep.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRYZSV4Bvy0

Recently we attended the panel discussion hosted by Breaking Point on the topic of #VultureCulture in Ireland.

The event featured a diverse panel of speakers who examined key issues arising from the §activities of investment funds in Ireland's property market.
We had the opportunity to conduct brief interviews with some of the participants.

If you'd listen back to the full panel discussions, please visit the Breaking Point YouTube channel here: / @breakingpointie

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A large crowd of migrant men who have allegedly been issued with deportation orders gathered outside Dáil Éireann yesterday to demand blanket amnesty and an end to deportations. Males who are mostly illegal (87% of males who seek asylum in Ireland) destroy their documents before border patrols, which is an offence) threatening "no peace no justice" unless granted regularisation/citizenship really should make us think.
Long and hard.