…so well done to Mrs Kearney and the American lady and everyone else who formed a circle around the attacker to prevent him from leaving while the emergency services were arriving…as well as the rioters and disrupters, there were also heroes as well…:love:…

https://www.belfastlive.co.uk/news/n...-five-28163819

https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.1...Tg&oe=65880837

I've lived in Dublin for four years. What happened yesterday was an unspeakable tragedy, and what happened in its aftermath soured the fabric of our nation for the worst, perpetrated by the same mutants who pretend they don't want to live in a ghetto whilst turning it into one. The amount of kids I passed spooked out of their mind, the amount of innocent businesses raided - tax funded vehicles trashed - was a new one for us. So it's all very sad.

Anyway hopefully the people who made it off with a new pair of Nike Air Max gave de foreignerrrrrs what they had coming. It's true that they shouldn't necessarily be associated with the far-right. I'm of the opinion that most of them haven't developed to the level of having any sort of socio-political nous.

Reminds me of those who escalate the BLM protests into riots - they don't care about the apparent "cause", they just want to steal and destroy.
(By they I mean both sets of rioters)

Had last night been a BLM riot I am sure the MSM would be falling over themselves to say it was "mainly peaceful" :laugh:

Yep. Anyone looting had ripped up their cause card. And anyone defending them is likewise a mutant.

13 shops in Dublin
Looted.

Nothing to do with the Attacker Migrant.

SkyNewsHD
reporting Live in Dublin.


Great,
they have a Local Reporter working there.

Absolutely. It's embarrassing really. Not a good day to be Irish. Thankfully, I think from what I'm hearing this morning the vast majority of people condemn this behaviour and see it for what it was, a group of opportunistic thugs, using a tragedy for their own gains

The riots are wrong but it takes a riot or several to get the government to remotely acknowledge incidents of innocent people getting attacked

…absolutely…the children of Dublin were terrified yesterday and what they need is reassurance that their Dublin is safe…the images that we saw in the aftermath of this truly awful thing isn’t Dublin, it’s not their legacy…it’s something else entirely….

I think you are confused..what you are spouting is the narrative social media is selling you…these are not far right extremists they are opportunists who see something in it for themselves …..it’s no coincidence they are looting Footlocker rather than leaving rashers at the local mosque …

…it is though a good day to be Irish and to know that Dublin has heroes like Mrs Kearney that make it a great day to be Irish….

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/11...0819656730.jpg

Hell of a mess

Yeah, been listening to the radio all morning, apparently the clothes and shoe shops on either side of Easons were broken into and looted but they left Eason's alone, that tells you all you need to know.....

:love:

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/11...0822480980.jpg
[Workers clean up the debris of a burnt train and vehicles
on November 24]

And there you have it …Easons for those who don’t know is a book shop …

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/11...0810886262.jpg

[O'Connell Street in Dublin city centre
after violent scenes unfolded following
the attack on Parnell Square East
where five people were injured,
including three young children,
Thursday, November 23]

Most of the people i saw involved in last nights trouble were under 18

…I don’t know if this is the same guy who was mentioned here …

A Deliveroo driver has claimed he stopped a knifeman who was stabbing children in the street outside a school in Dublin on Thursday.

Caio Benicio, 43, said he jumped off his moped and smashed the attacker to the ground using his helmet, helping to end the bloodbath that left five people injured in Parnell Square East, near the Irish-medium primary school Gaelscoil Cholaiste Mhuire.

The Brazil-born delivery driver said he was among the members of the public who were hailed as heroes after stepping in on Thursday to save the victims injured in the attack, that later sparked violent riots in the Irish capital.

Father-of-two Mr Benicio told his friends of his role in the incident in a voice message he sent to friends on Thursday night, according to Brazilian newspaper O Tempo. He said: “I saw the guy pulling the teacher, picking up the child. I stopped to see what was happening, I thought it was a normal fight.”

However, when the attacker pulled a knife, he said: “Man, I threw the bike on the ground and went after the guy ... I didn't even think about it. I took off my helmet and hit the helmet on his head, which knocked the guy down.”

Speaking to The Journal, he added: “I didn’t even make a decision, it was pure instinct, and it was all over in seconds. He fell to the ground, I didn’t see where [the] knife went, and other people stepped in.”

He said he has been thinking of the five-year-old girl, whom he saw brutally attacked. “I am praying, it's all I am thinking of. I saw her in the ambulance, she looked so vulnerable. I had to go with gardai then. I am waiting for news about her. I am hoping.”


https://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...-b2452801.html

:skull:

I was just about to ask...:laugh:

White folk ….when did all these Americanisms take over

My pleasure :douf:

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Horrendous incident.
I hope all those injured make a full recovery.
As to the riots, they are more or less the norm, you will get genuine protestors, people out for a fight and mayhem and then the opportunistic looters.