Fewer Pavilions At Folkfest

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1. I guess some people are sick to death of their countries filling the land with migrants from cultures that are utterly antithetical to their own culture.

   1. It’s hard to like them when they hate us.

2. This is basically the type of buyers’ remorse where they realize they got scammed, and now are pounding on the office windows demanding a refund.

3. Excellent- push back on these destructive illegal immigation and net zero carbon policies.

4. Same Ireland that’s been all horny for Palestine lately?

   I suspect they have the same problems as Canada and the US. Clowns deciding what’s right.

5. The Irish are revolting
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   Phrasing!!!!

   1. Someone had to say it.

6. the irish.
   ya, like the palestinians, so full of hate they sided with the krauts BOTH times.
   moozlimbs against da jooos St Paddy agsainst allies esp england

   1. Ireland was part of the British Empire during World War I and was neutral during World War II. Ireland supplied men for two regiments in the British Army during both wars: The Irish Guards and The Royal Irish Regiment. These regiments are still active units in the British Army to this day.

      But please, edify us on on how the Irish sided with the Krauts. I’m sure we’ll all be impressed with your astonishing knowledge of historical facts.

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Guards#/media/File:Irish_Guards_leave_for_France.jpg

   2. Before the first world war, the Ulster loyalists had sought aid from Germany in resisting the Imperial government; the old IRA did the same thing during the war. In the second war the Irish stayed neutral and denied the use of the west coast ports to the Royal Navy. Evidence of hate, perhaps, but not quite siding with the Krauts. There was nothing particularly immoral about the German side in the first war, so if it was moral to oppose the British then it was fair to get German help against them. In the second war, there were limits as to how far Catholics, or indeed the sane, could support Hitler, and the Irish government had to stay within those limits. And I gather they generally did.

7. Joe Biden loves to speak about his Irish heritage … so I wonder … did he call to congratulate Malachy? Or did Joe’s handlers put a lid on his time so he misses the Irish time zone?