As much as it is funny laughing at Irish Nazis, is this really UK content? They're two different countries and have been for a long time.
this post was submitted on 02 Aug 2023
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why not put a sign up? no blacks, no irish sounds right up your street
Mate, reign it in. Nobody is saying that. It's a UK Casual community not a world casual community and I dare say the Irish would take offence to be called part of the UK.
Jesus you clown 🤡.
Yeah a nice big sign, right at the top of the page. No Irish jokes please, can’t handle it, please mummy no don’t. What about the French? Can we laugh at them?
Are you an actual child? Sorry, let's just get to the heart of it. What exactly is your problem? You've simply posted in the wrong community. What in earth are you going on about?
You've posted a story about Ireland in a community about the UK. It's the literal definition of off topic. Why have you not simply said "oops I'll repost this elsewhere soz" instead of going off on one on a racist rant?
My offence here is not posting in the ‘wrong’ area because we can and will make jokes about whoever. The offence here is that you don’t like someone challenging you in the same way that I don’t appreciate it. And so we can go on forever, which is a bit sad and not really in the spirit of the forum. I know you have a strong feeling on this. Moving on!
This is the best summary I could come up with:
It has the ingredients of a Frederick Forsyth thriller: stolen gold bullion, political intrigue, betrayal and a sprinkling of Adolf Hitler.
The saga of Ireland’s far-right National party and its vault of gold bars, however, has played out more like an Armando Iannucci farce.
“An Garda Síochána is carrying out inquiries into an allegation of theft from a premises in Dublin 4,” a police statement said on Wednesday.
The National party, founded in 2016, claims Irish people are being replaced, and their identity extinguished, by immigrants in a new “plantation” sponsored by the EU, financial institutions and political elites.
A message on its website on 31 July said he had been removed as president “due to an overwhelming lack of confidence from active party members” and replaced by his deputy, James Reynolds.
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