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The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) are holding a rally in “solidarity with all the people of the capital” to “denounce” the Dublin City riots. The ICTU have revealed themselves yet again to be an enemy of the people. No solidarity with with the families of the children or… pic.twitter.com/tDXhyeqLl4
— Lawyers For Justice Ireland (@LFJIreland) November 27, 2023
The Algerian immigrant in Dublin accused of carrying out a mass stabbing attack on children had been arrested this year on suspicion of possessing a knife but wasn’t convicted. He was previously supposed to be deported but was aided by activists. https://t.co/hUi2NNqkNf
— Andy Ngô 🏳️🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) November 27, 2023
Previously: “Far Right” Riot in Dublin After Allegedly Vibrant Stabber Stabs Children
You wouldn’t think you’d be able to ram through facial recognition software laws and then use them on footage recorded before the laws were passed.
But apparently, in Ireland, you can do that.
To protect democracy AKA mass immigration.
Irish police are expected to make sweeping arrests of suspected ringleaders of Thursday’s riot in Dublin and to obtain wider rights to use facial recognition technology to help identify suspects in any future disorder.
The moves come amid mounting pressure on the government and police chiefs over the mayhem on 24 November when an estimated 500 anti-immigrant activists and gangs of youths looted shops, burned vehicles and attacked police, leaving swathes of Ireland’s capital resembling a war zone.
Senior officers have promised “large-scale arrests” of ringleaders and participants in coming weeks in addition to the 34 people already arrested, the Irish Times reported on Monday.
Helen McEntee, the justice minister, also signalled an intention to fast-track legislation to expand the use of facial recognition technology to help police trawl CCTV footage after public disorder incidents.
There are about 6,000 hours of footage from last week’s riot, she said. “This should not take months. It should be done in a matter of days and in a matter of weeks. With the use of facial recognition technology that can be possible.”
The proposal has dismayed civil liberty advocates, opposition politicians and members of the Green party, a junior member of the ruling coalition. “Ramming legislation through the Dáil without proper debate is not the solution,” said Aodhán Ó Ríordáin, the Labour party’s justice spokesperson. “There has been a building series of missteps in justice.”
Again, any normal government would respond to this kind of riot by listening to the concerns of the rioters and at least pretending to do something to placate the mob.
Instead, the Indian prime minister of Ireland is vowing revenge and a total shutdown.
BREAKING: Another stabbing has happened in Dublin this evening. It is said that an immigrant stabbed another immigrant during a brawl.
This has to stop. Send ‘em all back to where they came from. pic.twitter.com/FHIBdzlvxK
— Cillian (@CilComLFC) November 27, 2023
Apologies to the original posters who posted these videos, but it’s been officially confirmed. Yet another stabbing in #Dublin city last night. Talbot Street. I wasn’t sure when I saw the videos and waited for confirmation, but the pool of blood says it all… pic.twitter.com/XVqq7AKFUP
— Noel Dolan 🇮🇪 🇧🇴 (@cybernoelie) November 27, 2023
