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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GxcsK4E1S4

Forcibly removing children from parents in Ukraine? This smacks of child trafficking. Ukraine was already statistically the European country with the biggest child trafficking problem before the proxy war. Also, in 2022 a large number of "unaccompanied" Ukrainian children were brought here by The Candle Of Grace charity. Over 70 of them. The charity promptly took pictures of each child and posted them on Facebook. With no regard for their privacy. It looked like a catalogue and was very strange and unethical. It was raised in the media that these children were brought here with no permission from authorities here. But it was all swept under the rug when it was then claimed that Tusla had verified with the children's "parents" whether they had let their children come to Ireland without them. It took Tusla all of a couple of days to do that. Which is absolute nonsense. How could they possible verifiy if the "parents" back in Ukraine were really the children's parents? In that time? Did they just take the charity's word for that? Anyone can claim anything. The charity has some odd symbols and logos that it uses also. Some that look strangely like pdf logos. We never heard anything about these children again and don't know where they ended up after they were initially brought to Mayo.

Forcibly removing children from parents in Ukraine?

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An email I received this week from my child's school says that parents can come in this week for World Book Day and read a book to the children "in any language" they wish to read a book in. So kids like my daughter have to (not for the first time) sit and listen to stories at school that they don't understand.

Which I think is most unfair for a child who is a native of an English speaking country. It is alienating. I guess you could argue that the same is true for children who don't understand English (or Irish) and have to sit and listen to stories in the English (or Irish) language. BUT this is Ireland, and if there are children in schools who don't understand English (and we know there ARE) then that is also unfair to native children who are being held back in their learning because teachers may have to slow down or explain something a number of times, using various unconventional methods.

My child is 9. There are several nationalities in my daughter's class. The Irish nationality is probably the least represented nationality in her class (used to be just her, now there is another child also, equalling just two Irish kids in a full class). So, the startling data below does not just pertain to 15-** **29 year olds. Judging by my daughter's school, I am sure of it.

Given what I've just outlined, I'm pretty sure that there may be a similar number (or higher) of children in the 4 to 12 primary school age bracket who were born outside Ireland or have one or more parents who were born outside of Ireland. I did speak before about how my child was the only Irish child in her class (at the time) and would come home crying because she didn't understand what other children were saying. She was literally the foreign child in her school. In her own country.

I was smeared by the press for saying it. I was painted as a liar, and my face was plastered across the page with the "rise of the far right agitators" above it. Because, as a concerned mother, I simply told the truth (which Elon Musk shared and this enraged the Irish media as the tens of millions of views showed the world what was happening in Ireland; a secret that was meant to be kept hidden. They are proud of diversity but not THAT proud you see?

In time, I knew I would be proven right. They wouldn't be able to call me a liar anymore (or at least people wouldn't believe I was a liar). But you know what? I WISH I was lying or exaggerating. I really do. But I wasn't, and I'm not, and sure, the kids in my daughter's class are lovely (like most children). But that is not the important or relevant point here, is it? The fact is around 90% (if not 95%) of parents with kids at my daughter's school are foreign and far from NOT being human for noticing that, I would be not human if I didn't notice that. It is a shock daily, if I am honest. I RARELY hear an Irish conversation in the school yard, supermarket or village, etc, where I live. I invite you to come and see and hear what I see and hear daily.

But are Irish people sitting up and noticing yet? They have eyes don't they? The data examined by Gript not only shows "40% of 15-29 year-olds living here were born outside Ireland (or to at least one non-Irish parent), it also shows that one third of births here are now to mothers born outside of the state."

We are on course to be a minority within a few short years at this rate, especially given that birth rates amongst Irish people are way down because they cannot afford to have children.

I don't know who needs to hear this stark reality: It is by design. Not accident. You ARE being replaced, and so are your children. It can no longer be plausibly denied, but it may just be too late to do anything about it.

By Susanne Delaney

An email I received this week from my child's school says that parents can come in this week for World Book Day and read a book to the children "in any language" they wish to read a book in. So kids like my daughter have to (not for the first time) sit and listen to stories at school that they don't understand.

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IMPORTANT EVENT; PLEASE SHARE & ATTEND: Friday 20th March, 2026, meeting at 11AM at RTE, Donneybrook and walking to The Irish Times offices to present a letter to the editor of The Irish Times.

@IrishTimes have now taken over and monetised RIP.ie (some say in an effort to obfuscate death figures because excess deaths are so high since the roll out of the experimental "tea" -26,000 unexplained excess deaths and total media and political silence. Despite how we were told "every life matters." Remember?

Those who have lost someone to the experimental Injecti◇n are invited to bring an object in remembrance to be left outside The Irish Times office. A visual reminder of what the media choose to so callously ignore. Afterwards there will be a gathering in Trinity College (home of many professors who mercilessly pushed the fear and the "prophylactic"), and it is advised you bring a packed lunch. Be advised the walk is 5km so if you have difficulties with mobility then arrange transport from @rte to The Irish Times offices.

We won't be there that day because we are due to make an appearance on some nonsense lawfare case in court. But we wholly support this event and encourage as many people as possible to go.

I have been instructed this is NOT a protest march with speakers. It is a quiet remembrance walk in memory of all those who have died and have had their deaths ignored by the legacy media who are in clear cahoots with the government that funds them with our money.
Full details below:

Letters from Desolation Row... Patrick E Walsh’s Substack, EXCESS DEATHS: 5km Walk of Remembrance from RTE studios to The Irish Times head office.
patrickewalsh.substack.com/p/excess-death…

Written by Patrick E Walsh

"The Scamdemic could not have occurred without the complicity of mainstream media worldwide. In Ireland the two most prominent fear mongers were RTE and The Irish Times.

The Irish Times now owns the funeral notice website RIP.IE and in charging €100 per notice is profiting from excess deaths that they are complicit in facilitating.
In a further act of gaslighting they are promoting the following during March, six years after the Scamdemic was rolled out.

As a mark of remembrance for the 26,000 + excess deaths since 2021, a group of people, including myself, will gather and walk from the RTE studios in Donnybrook to The Irish Times head office in the city centre as per the details above.

This is a gathering of individuals and not a rally organised by any particular group.

This is NOT a protest march.

There will be no speeches.

It will be a dignified and respectful walk with people invited to bring an item to leave at the Irish Times offices as an act of remembrance for those who have died be they family members or not.

At The Irish Times offices, a minute’s silence will be observed and a signed letter of condemnation of their actions during the Scamdemic will be handed in highlighting their promotion of the government narrative including the ‘safe and effective’ covid vaccines which have contributed to the situation we now find ourselves in.

Afterwards, we will gather inside Trinity College gates for a chat etc. so bring a packed lunch if you wish.

All are welcome to join us and I look forward to meeting you on the day.

Please share the above flyer far and wide on all social media platforms."

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Patrick E Walsh’s Substack.

IMPORTANT EVENT; PLEASE SHARE & ATTEND: Friday 20th March, 2026, meeting at 11AM at RTE, Donneybrook and walking to The Irish Times offices to present a letter to the editor of The Irish Times.

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