novaBBS - uk.sport.cricket - Re: Former Yorkshire coach Andrew Gale charged by ECB over anti-Semitic tweet

On 09/08/2022 09:30, Robert Henderson wrote:
> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 10:44:25 PM UTC+1, max.it wrote:
>> On Mon, 8 Aug 2022 12:12:35 -0700, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer
>> <FBInCIAnNSATe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>> On 8/8/2022 10:27 AM, max.it wrote:
>>>> On Mon, 8 Aug 2022 09:48:55 -0700, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer
>>>> <FBInCIAnNSATe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> On 8/8/2022 8:39 AM, Robert Henderson wrote:
>>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 3:57:26 PM UTC+1, max.it wrote:
>>>>>>> On Sun, 07 Aug 2022 11:37:23 +0100, Mike Holmans <sp...@jackalope.uk>
>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>> On Sun, 7 Aug 2022 10:09:04 +0100, John Hall <john_...@jhall.co.uk>
>>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Could Gale really have been unaware that the word "yid" was offensive?
>>>>>>>>> The mere fact that Leeds fans used to chant it surely should have been
>>>>>>>>> enough to make that pretty obvious, football chants being what they are.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> If Gale claims that he was unaware that "yid" is offensive, then he is
>>>>>>>> either more of a liar than our resident racist or (and this is hardly
>>>>>>>> believable) he is even stupider and more ignorant than our resident
>>>>>>>> racist. I had some slight sympathy for Gale before this revelation;
>>>>>>>> now I have none.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> And if that's how bad things were at the club, I can see exactly why
>>>>>>>> the new management reckoned that getting rid of the lot of them was
>>>>>>>> the only way forward. If the racism is that deeply embedded, then
>>>>>>>> there's little chance that a spot of diversity training is going to
>>>>>>>> fit the bill at all.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Cheers,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Mike
>>>>>>> We had one this weekend who frothed and foamed and claimed it was
>>>>>>> racist that he couldn't play in the all Ireland Indian cricket team
>>>>>>> tournament. This was in response to being scolded for comments he made
>>>>>>> about Indians rebranding of our team.
>>>>>>> He didn't like the way that it was our team that entered using our
>>>>>>> name and club members who have paid up fully and who train a few times
>>>>>>> a week and assist with the grounds work. We entered that tournament
>>>>>>> because we have enough Indian players to do so, we are in the semi
>>>>>>> finals now with a good chance of moving on and maybe even winning the
>>>>>>> tournament.
>>>>>>> An all Ireland title at stake ;-)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Imagine what kind of cunt would throw away that kind of opportunity to
>>>>>>> raise the club profile and benefit from a strong successful club?
>>>>>>> I don't think he will show his face again. He said he was moving to
>>>>>>> another club. That other club has 6 or 7 Pakistani lads who also turn
>>>>>>> out for us sometimes, they've read his comments too.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> max.it
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Lazarus shows how he has no concept of national pride... RH
>>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> If you CANNOT tolerate a few non-white players playing for England team,
>>>>> DESPITE being BORN in England, then APPLYING the SAME STANDARDS, HOW
>>>>> MUCH HATRED should POC have for the genocidal, barbaric, sadistic,
>>>>> perverted, bible thumping racist BRITISH EVIL THIEVES for ENSLAVING,
>>>>> HUMILIATING an PLUNDERING POC for CENTURIES?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> AIOE must have let you out of their filter for a while Sampath me oul
>>>> mate. I'm glad because I've just read the big fat racist halfwit
>>>> Henderson is still making a cunt out of himself.
>>>> The big fat racist halfwit doesn't even know which nation he is
>>>> slobbering about.
>>>> Our Indian players are very proud to be Indian.
>>>>
>>>> max.it
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>>>
>>>
>>> In fact, I always ROOT for Ireland in cricket and felt really bad that
>>> they came SOO CLOSE to winning a couple of matches recently but couldn't
>>> finish them in the end.
>>>
>>>
>>> I have nothing against you or other cricket fans here EXCEPT the lunatic
>>> racist RH.
>>>
>>>
>>> So, don't take my rantings, personally.
>>>
>> I know, the big fat racist halfwit is enough to many anyone rant.
>> I don't usually get to see your postings because the server must
>> filter you, but I've seen these last few.
>>
>> Good luck
>>
>> max.it
>
>
> It really is amazing how Lazarus and other pc members in the gropup receive my posts at the first instance of posting

Where is your evidence of that? max.it replied to a reply to one of your
posts; he doesn't need to have received your post itself to do that.

> when they claim to have blocked me... Could it be that they are lying in their teeth ..... RH

No, not really. Blocking you doesn't stop someone from seeing replies to
your posts quoting you. If someone sometimes comments about your posts
when they see such a reply, but never replies directly to your posts,
that's a strong indication that they have indeed blocked you.

--
David North

On Monday, August 15, 2022 at 7:20:25 AM UTC+1, nos...@lane-farm.fsnet.co.uk wrote:
> On 09/08/2022 09:30, Robert Henderson wrote:
> > On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 10:44:25 PM UTC+1, max.it wrote:
> >> On Mon, 8 Aug 2022 12:12:35 -0700, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer
> >> <FBInCIAnNSATe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >>
> >>> On 8/8/2022 10:27 AM, max.it wrote:
> >>>> On Mon, 8 Aug 2022 09:48:55 -0700, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer
> >>>> <FBInCIAnNSATe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>>> On 8/8/2022 8:39 AM, Robert Henderson wrote:
> >>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 3:57:26 PM UTC+1, max.it wrote:
> >>>>>>> On Sun, 07 Aug 2022 11:37:23 +0100, Mike Holmans <sp...@jackalope.uk>
> >>>>>>> wrote:
> >>>>>>>> On Sun, 7 Aug 2022 10:09:04 +0100, John Hall <john_...@jhall.co.uk>
> >>>>>>>> wrote:
> >>>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>>> Could Gale really have been unaware that the word "yid" was offensive?
> >>>>>>>>> The mere fact that Leeds fans used to chant it surely should have been
> >>>>>>>>> enough to make that pretty obvious, football chants being what they are.
> >>>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>> If Gale claims that he was unaware that "yid" is offensive, then he is
> >>>>>>>> either more of a liar than our resident racist or (and this is hardly
> >>>>>>>> believable) he is even stupider and more ignorant than our resident
> >>>>>>>> racist. I had some slight sympathy for Gale before this revelation;
> >>>>>>>> now I have none.
> >>>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>> And if that's how bad things were at the club, I can see exactly why
> >>>>>>>> the new management reckoned that getting rid of the lot of them was
> >>>>>>>> the only way forward. If the racism is that deeply embedded, then
> >>>>>>>> there's little chance that a spot of diversity training is going to
> >>>>>>>> fit the bill at all.
> >>>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>> Cheers,
> >>>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>> Mike
> >>>>>>> We had one this weekend who frothed and foamed and claimed it was
> >>>>>>> racist that he couldn't play in the all Ireland Indian cricket team
> >>>>>>> tournament. This was in response to being scolded for comments he made
> >>>>>>> about Indians rebranding of our team.
> >>>>>>> He didn't like the way that it was our team that entered using our
> >>>>>>> name and club members who have paid up fully and who train a few times
> >>>>>>> a week and assist with the grounds work. We entered that tournament
> >>>>>>> because we have enough Indian players to do so, we are in the semi
> >>>>>>> finals now with a good chance of moving on and maybe even winning the
> >>>>>>> tournament.
> >>>>>>> An all Ireland title at stake ;-)
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> Imagine what kind of cunt would throw away that kind of opportunity to
> >>>>>>> raise the club profile and benefit from a strong successful club?
> >>>>>>> I don't think he will show his face again. He said he was moving to
> >>>>>>> another club. That other club has 6 or 7 Pakistani lads who also turn
> >>>>>>> out for us sometimes, they've read his comments too.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> max.it
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>> Lazarus shows how he has no concept of national pride... RH
> >>>>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>> If you CANNOT tolerate a few non-white players playing for England team,
> >>>>> DESPITE being BORN in England, then APPLYING the SAME STANDARDS, HOW
> >>>>> MUCH HATRED should POC have for the genocidal, barbaric, sadistic,
> >>>>> perverted, bible thumping racist BRITISH EVIL THIEVES for ENSLAVING,
> >>>>> HUMILIATING an PLUNDERING POC for CENTURIES?
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>
> >>>> AIOE must have let you out of their filter for a while Sampath me oul
> >>>> mate. I'm glad because I've just read the big fat racist halfwit
> >>>> Henderson is still making a cunt out of himself.
> >>>> The big fat racist halfwit doesn't even know which nation he is
> >>>> slobbering about.
> >>>> Our Indian players are very proud to be Indian.
> >>>>
> >>>> max.it
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> In fact, I always ROOT for Ireland in cricket and felt really bad that
> >>> they came SOO CLOSE to winning a couple of matches recently but couldn't
> >>> finish them in the end.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> I have nothing against you or other cricket fans here EXCEPT the lunatic
> >>> racist RH.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> So, don't take my rantings, personally.
> >>>
> >> I know, the big fat racist halfwit is enough to many anyone rant.
> >> I don't usually get to see your postings because the server must
> >> filter you, but I've seen these last few.
> >>
> >> Good luck
> >>
> >> max.it
> >
> >
> > It really is amazing how Lazarus and other pc members in the gropup receive my posts at the first instance of posting
> Where is your evidence of that? max.it replied to a reply to one of your
> posts; he doesn't need to have received your post itself to do that.
> > when they claim to have blocked me... Could it be that they are lying in their teeth ..... RH
> No, not really. Blocking you doesn't stop someone from seeing replies to
> your posts quoting you. If someone sometimes comments about your posts
> when they see such a reply, but never replies directly to your posts,
> that's a strong indication that they have indeed blocked you.
>
> --
> David North

Ah, but they answer posts when that happens. RH

On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 07:20:21 +0100, David North
<nospam@lane-farm.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

>On 09/08/2022 09:30, Robert Henderson wrote:
>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 10:44:25 PM UTC+1, max.it wrote:
>>> On Mon, 8 Aug 2022 12:12:35 -0700, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer
>>> <FBInCIAnNSATe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> On 8/8/2022 10:27 AM, max.it wrote:
>>>>> On Mon, 8 Aug 2022 09:48:55 -0700, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer
>>>>> <FBInCIAnNSATe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> On 8/8/2022 8:39 AM, Robert Henderson wrote:
>>>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 3:57:26 PM UTC+1, max.it wrote:
>>>>>>>> On Sun, 07 Aug 2022 11:37:23 +0100, Mike Holmans <sp...@jackalope.uk>
>>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> On Sun, 7 Aug 2022 10:09:04 +0100, John Hall <john_...@jhall.co.uk>
>>>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Could Gale really have been unaware that the word "yid" was offensive?
>>>>>>>>>> The mere fact that Leeds fans used to chant it surely should have been
>>>>>>>>>> enough to make that pretty obvious, football chants being what they are.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> If Gale claims that he was unaware that "yid" is offensive, then he is
>>>>>>>>> either more of a liar than our resident racist or (and this is hardly
>>>>>>>>> believable) he is even stupider and more ignorant than our resident
>>>>>>>>> racist. I had some slight sympathy for Gale before this revelation;
>>>>>>>>> now I have none.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> And if that's how bad things were at the club, I can see exactly why
>>>>>>>>> the new management reckoned that getting rid of the lot of them was
>>>>>>>>> the only way forward. If the racism is that deeply embedded, then
>>>>>>>>> there's little chance that a spot of diversity training is going to
>>>>>>>>> fit the bill at all.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Cheers,
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Mike
>>>>>>>> We had one this weekend who frothed and foamed and claimed it was
>>>>>>>> racist that he couldn't play in the all Ireland Indian cricket team
>>>>>>>> tournament. This was in response to being scolded for comments he made
>>>>>>>> about Indians rebranding of our team.
>>>>>>>> He didn't like the way that it was our team that entered using our
>>>>>>>> name and club members who have paid up fully and who train a few times
>>>>>>>> a week and assist with the grounds work. We entered that tournament
>>>>>>>> because we have enough Indian players to do so, we are in the semi
>>>>>>>> finals now with a good chance of moving on and maybe even winning the
>>>>>>>> tournament.
>>>>>>>> An all Ireland title at stake ;-)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Imagine what kind of cunt would throw away that kind of opportunity to
>>>>>>>> raise the club profile and benefit from a strong successful club?
>>>>>>>> I don't think he will show his face again. He said he was moving to
>>>>>>>> another club. That other club has 6 or 7 Pakistani lads who also turn
>>>>>>>> out for us sometimes, they've read his comments too.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> max.it
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Lazarus shows how he has no concept of national pride... RH
>>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> If you CANNOT tolerate a few non-white players playing for England team,
>>>>>> DESPITE being BORN in England, then APPLYING the SAME STANDARDS, HOW
>>>>>> MUCH HATRED should POC have for the genocidal, barbaric, sadistic,
>>>>>> perverted, bible thumping racist BRITISH EVIL THIEVES for ENSLAVING,
>>>>>> HUMILIATING an PLUNDERING POC for CENTURIES?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> AIOE must have let you out of their filter for a while Sampath me oul
>>>>> mate. I'm glad because I've just read the big fat racist halfwit
>>>>> Henderson is still making a cunt out of himself.
>>>>> The big fat racist halfwit doesn't even know which nation he is
>>>>> slobbering about.
>>>>> Our Indian players are very proud to be Indian.
>>>>>
>>>>> max.it
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> In fact, I always ROOT for Ireland in cricket and felt really bad that
>>>> they came SOO CLOSE to winning a couple of matches recently but couldn't
>>>> finish them in the end.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I have nothing against you or other cricket fans here EXCEPT the lunatic
>>>> racist RH.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> So, don't take my rantings, personally.
>>>>
>>> I know, the big fat racist halfwit is enough to many anyone rant.
>>> I don't usually get to see your postings because the server must
>>> filter you, but I've seen these last few.
>>>
>>> Good luck
>>>
>>> max.it
>>
>>
>> It really is amazing how Lazarus and other pc members in the gropup receive my posts at the first instance of posting
>
>Where is your evidence of that? max.it replied to a reply to one of your
>posts; he doesn't need to have received your post itself to do that.
>
>> when they claim to have blocked me... Could it be that they are lying in their teeth ..... RH
>
>No, not really. Blocking you doesn't stop someone from seeing replies to
>your posts quoting you. If someone sometimes comments about your posts
>when they see such a reply, but never replies directly to your posts,
>that's a strong indication that they have indeed blocked you.

I only see Henderson posts when they are quoted by someone who is not
blocked. Never ever do I see them "at the first instance of posting",
that's just a wee made up lie and a very very simple one to expose.

I couldn't be bothered with his childish nonsense, it must be like
babysitting a yappy toddler all day long.

max.it

On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:30:00 +0100, max.it <max@tea.time> wrote:

>On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 07:20:21 +0100, David North
><nospam@lane-farm.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

>>No, not really. Blocking you doesn't stop someone from seeing replies to
>>your posts quoting you. If someone sometimes comments about your posts
>>when they see such a reply, but never replies directly to your posts,
>>that's a strong indication that they have indeed blocked you.
>
>I only see Henderson posts when they are quoted by someone who is not
>blocked. Never ever do I see them "at the first instance of posting",
>that's just a wee made up lie and a very very simple one to expose.
>
>I couldn't be bothered with his childish nonsense, it must be like
>babysitting a yappy toddler all day long.

He may even suffer from the delusion that it's necessary to read his
posts to know what he's said. One only has to select from poorly-spelt
lies, abuse of his imaginary friends, inaccurate lists of white
players, rubbish about his blinkered idea of Englishness, pathetic
drivel about how poor players from the 1950s should be regarded as
great, and articles from the Daily Idiotgraph. If there's an opinion
too stupid for a rational person to hold, he will enthusiastically
champion it.

Cheers,

Mike

On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
> > On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> >
> >> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
> >
> > Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
> >
> > https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
> >
> > 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
> > Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
> >
> > 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
> >
> > William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
> >
> > https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
> > 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
> > Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
> >
> > https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
> > 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
> >
> > The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat..
> >
> > “F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k,” the woman is heard saying.'
> >
> > https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
> > 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasn’t able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
> > Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
> > Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
> > Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
> > A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a master’s degree in digital analytics.. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
> > Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
> > .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>
> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>
>
> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.

Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.

https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland

'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesn’t like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dad’s native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the local church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVP’ed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had a teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.

My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldn’t read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.

It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school

I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say “You know you didn’t poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?”. But I wasn’t comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and don’t feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.

It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I don’t need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because “Ireland is welcoming.” I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I don’t love a lot of the people in them or pretend there aren’t serious problems.'

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On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:53:10 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
<saffrongoonda1337@gmail.com> wrote:

>On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>> > On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>> >
>> >> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>> >
>> > Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
>> >
>> > https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
>> >
>> > 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
>> > Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
>> >
>> > 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
>> >
>> > William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
>> >
>> > https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
>> > 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
>> > Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
>> >
>> > https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
>> > 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
>> >
>> > The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
>> >
>> > F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k, the woman is heard saying.'
>> >
>> > https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
>> > 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasnt able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
>> > Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
>> > Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
>> > Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
>> > A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a masters degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
>> > Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
>> > .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>>
>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>>
>>
>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
>
>Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
>
>https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
>
>'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesnt like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dads native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the local
>church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVPed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had a
>teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
>
>My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldnt read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
>
>It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
>
>I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say You know you didnt poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?. But I wasnt comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and dont feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
>
>It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I dont need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because Ireland is welcoming. I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I dont love a lot of the people in them or pretend there arent serious problems.'
>
>Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.

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On 15/08/2022 22:15, max.it wrote:
> On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:53:10 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
> <saffrongoonda1337@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>>>>
>>>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
>>>>
>>>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
>>>>
>>>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
>>>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
>>>>
>>>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
>>>>
>>>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
>>>>
>>>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
>>>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
>>>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
>>>>
>>>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
>>>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
>>>>
>>>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
>>>>
>>>> “F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k,” the woman is heard saying.'
>>>>
>>>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
>>>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasn’t able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
>>>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
>>>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
>>>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
>>>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a master’s degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
>>>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
>>>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
>>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>>>
>>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>>>
>>>
>>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
>>
>> Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
>>
>> https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
>>
>> 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesn’t like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dad’s native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the local
>> church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVP’ed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had a
>> teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
>>
>> My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldn’t read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
>>
>> It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
>>
>> I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say “You know you didn’t poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?”. But I wasn’t comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and don’t feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
>>
>> It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I don’t need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because “Ireland is welcoming.” I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I don’t love a lot of the people in them or pretend there aren’t serious problems.'
>>
>> Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
>
> That sounds like a real tale of woe.
> Ce tú chónaí anois?
> There are plenty of racist, secterian and people who just hate other
> people in Ireland. It's absolutely an Ireland only thing, no other
> country in the whole entire world ever in history has racists or is
> derogatory to anyone outside of their cultural group.
>
> Did you have to look under your car every morning?
> How many friends and relatives did you have shot or blown up?
> Did you go through the 1641 dissertations on your history course?
> Where were you when you heard the news that paratroopers had shot dead
> 14 civilians?
> Did you get evacuated often from your home?
> Do you remember the news flash and the late night knock by the RUC,
> 'key holders search their premises'?
>
> What you will find everywhere (apart from racism and hate) is that
> people don't suffer fools gladly and an asshole is an asshole in any
> culture however well educated they are or claim to be.
>
> So I would suggest that you dry your eyes because nobody is going to
> lick your ass or give you a medal and it sounds as if you've already
> licked you asshole raw anyway.
>
> max.it

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On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 07:14:26 +0100, Farmer Giles <giles@nospam.com>
wrote:

>On 15/08/2022 22:15, max.it wrote:
>> On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:53:10 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
>> <saffrongoonda1337@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>>>>>
>>>>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
>>>>>
>>>>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
>>>>>
>>>>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
>>>>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
>>>>>
>>>>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
>>>>>
>>>>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
>>>>>
>>>>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
>>>>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
>>>>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
>>>>>
>>>>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
>>>>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
>>>>>
>>>>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
>>>>>
>>>>> F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k, the woman is heard saying.'
>>>>>
>>>>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
>>>>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasnt able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
>>>>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
>>>>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
>>>>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
>>>>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a masters degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
>>>>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
>>>>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
>>>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>>>>
>>>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
>>>
>>> Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
>>>
>>> https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
>>>
>>> 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesnt like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dads native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the
>local
>>> church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVPed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had a
>>> teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
>>>
>>> My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldnt read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
>>>
>>> It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
>>>
>>> I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say You know you didnt poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?. But I wasnt comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and dont feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
>>>
>>> It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I dont need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because Ireland is welcoming. I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I dont love a lot of the people in them or pretend there arent serious problems.'
>>>
>>> Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
>>
>> That sounds like a real tale of woe.
>> Ce tú chónaí anois?
>> There are plenty of racist, secterian and people who just hate other
>> people in Ireland. It's absolutely an Ireland only thing, no other
>> country in the whole entire world ever in history has racists or is
>> derogatory to anyone outside of their cultural group.
>>
>> Did you have to look under your car every morning?
>> How many friends and relatives did you have shot or blown up?
>> Did you go through the 1641 dissertations on your history course?
>> Where were you when you heard the news that paratroopers had shot dead
>> 14 civilians?
>> Did you get evacuated often from your home?
>> Do you remember the news flash and the late night knock by the RUC,
>> 'key holders search their premises'?
>>
>> What you will find everywhere (apart from racism and hate) is that
>> people don't suffer fools gladly and an asshole is an asshole in any
>> culture however well educated they are or claim to be.
>>
>> So I would suggest that you dry your eyes because nobody is going to
>> lick your ass or give you a medal and it sounds as if you've already
>> licked you asshole raw anyway.
>>
>> max.it
>
>
>
>A wonderful demonstration of the problems with Ireland, and of the
>obstacles to any solution.
>
>Like the Scots, the only thing that stops them tearing each other apart
>is the shallow bond that unites them in perpetuating a hatred for others.
>
>

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On Tuesday, August 16, 2022 at 12:55:32 PM UTC+1, max.it wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 07:14:26 +0100, Farmer Giles <gi...@nospam.com>
> wrote:
> >On 15/08/2022 22:15, max.it wrote:
> >> On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:53:10 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
> >> <saffrong...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>
> >>> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> >>>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
> >>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> >>>>>
> >>>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
> >>>>>
> >>>>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
> >>>>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
> >>>>>
> >>>>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
> >>>>>
> >>>>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
> >>>>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
> >>>>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
> >>>>>
> >>>>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
> >>>>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> “F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k,” the woman is heard saying.'
> >>>>>
> >>>>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
> >>>>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything.. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasn’t able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
> >>>>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
> >>>>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
> >>>>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
> >>>>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a master’s degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
> >>>>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
> >>>>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
> >>>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
> >>>>
> >>>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
> >>>
> >>> Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
> >>>
> >>> https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
> >>>
> >>> 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesn’t like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dad’s native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the
> >local
> >>> church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me.. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVP’ed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had a
> >>> teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
> >>>
> >>> My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldn’t read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
> >>>
> >>> It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
> >>>
> >>> I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say “You know you didn’t poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?”. But I wasn’t comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and don’t feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
> >>>
> >>> It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I don’t need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because “Ireland is welcoming.” I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I don’t love a lot of the people in them or pretend there aren’t serious problems.'
> >>>
> >>> Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
> >>
> >> That sounds like a real tale of woe.
> >> Ce tú chónaí anois?
> >> There are plenty of racist, secterian and people who just hate other
> >> people in Ireland. It's absolutely an Ireland only thing, no other
> >> country in the whole entire world ever in history has racists or is
> >> derogatory to anyone outside of their cultural group.
> >>
> >> Did you have to look under your car every morning?
> >> How many friends and relatives did you have shot or blown up?
> >> Did you go through the 1641 dissertations on your history course?
> >> Where were you when you heard the news that paratroopers had shot dead
> >> 14 civilians?
> >> Did you get evacuated often from your home?
> >> Do you remember the news flash and the late night knock by the RUC,
> >> 'key holders search their premises'?
> >>
> >> What you will find everywhere (apart from racism and hate) is that
> >> people don't suffer fools gladly and an asshole is an asshole in any
> >> culture however well educated they are or claim to be.
> >>
> >> So I would suggest that you dry your eyes because nobody is going to
> >> lick your ass or give you a medal and it sounds as if you've already
> >> licked you asshole raw anyway.
> >>
> >> max.it
> >
> >
> >
> >A wonderful demonstration of the problems with Ireland, and of the
> >obstacles to any solution.
> >
> >Like the Scots, the only thing that stops them tearing each other apart
> >is the shallow bond that unites them in perpetuating a hatred for others..
> >
> >
> I thought I smelled shite, and look who slithers out of the dunkle.
> Farmer Girls and his licked raw anus.
>
> max.it

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On 16/08/2022 12:55, max.it wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 07:14:26 +0100, Farmer Giles <giles@nospam.com>
> wrote:
>
>> On 15/08/2022 22:15, max.it wrote:
>>> On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:53:10 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
>>> <saffrongoonda1337@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
>>>>>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
>>>>>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
>>>>>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
>>>>>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> “F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k,” the woman is heard saying.'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
>>>>>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasn’t able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
>>>>>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
>>>>>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
>>>>>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
>>>>>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a master’s degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
>>>>>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
>>>>>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
>>>>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>>>>>
>>>>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
>>>>
>>>> Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
>>>>
>>>> https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
>>>>
>>>> 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesn’t like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dad’s native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the
>> local
>>>> church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVP’ed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had a
>>>> teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
>>>>
>>>> My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldn’t read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
>>>>
>>>> It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
>>>>
>>>> I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say “You know you didn’t poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?”. But I wasn’t comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and don’t feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
>>>>
>>>> It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I don’t need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because “Ireland is welcoming.” I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I don’t love a lot of the people in them or pretend there aren’t serious problems.'
>>>>
>>>> Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
>>>
>>> That sounds like a real tale of woe.
>>> Ce tú chónaí anois?
>>> There are plenty of racist, secterian and people who just hate other
>>> people in Ireland. It's absolutely an Ireland only thing, no other
>>> country in the whole entire world ever in history has racists or is
>>> derogatory to anyone outside of their cultural group.
>>>
>>> Did you have to look under your car every morning?
>>> How many friends and relatives did you have shot or blown up?
>>> Did you go through the 1641 dissertations on your history course?
>>> Where were you when you heard the news that paratroopers had shot dead
>>> 14 civilians?
>>> Did you get evacuated often from your home?
>>> Do you remember the news flash and the late night knock by the RUC,
>>> 'key holders search their premises'?
>>>
>>> What you will find everywhere (apart from racism and hate) is that
>>> people don't suffer fools gladly and an asshole is an asshole in any
>>> culture however well educated they are or claim to be.
>>>
>>> So I would suggest that you dry your eyes because nobody is going to
>>> lick your ass or give you a medal and it sounds as if you've already
>>> licked you asshole raw anyway.
>>>
>>> max.it
>>
>>
>>
>> A wonderful demonstration of the problems with Ireland, and of the
>> obstacles to any solution.
>>
>> Like the Scots, the only thing that stops them tearing each other apart
>> is the shallow bond that unites them in perpetuating a hatred for others.
>>
>>
>
> I thought I smelled shite, and look who slithers out of the dunkle.
> Farmer Girls and his licked raw anus.
>
> max.it

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On 8/16/2022 5:27 AM, Robert Henderson wrote:
> On Tuesday, August 16, 2022 at 12:55:32 PM UTC+1, max.it wrote:
>> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 07:14:26 +0100, Farmer Giles <gi...@nospam.com>
>> wrote:
>>> On 15/08/2022 22:15, max.it wrote:
>>>> On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:53:10 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
>>>> <saffrong...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>>>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
>>>>>>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
>>>>>>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
>>>>>>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
>>>>>>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> “F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k,” the woman is heard saying.'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
>>>>>>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasn’t able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
>>>>>>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
>>>>>>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
>>>>>>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
>>>>>>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a master’s degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
>>>>>>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
>>>>>>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
>>>>>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
>>>>>
>>>>> Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
>>>>>
>>>>> https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
>>>>>
>>>>> 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesn’t like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dad’s native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the
>>> local
>>>>> church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVP’ed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had a
>>>>> teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
>>>>>
>>>>> My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldn’t read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
>>>>>
>>>>> It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
>>>>>
>>>>> I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say “You know you didn’t poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?”. But I wasn’t comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and don’t feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
>>>>>
>>>>> It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I don’t need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because “Ireland is welcoming.” I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I don’t love a lot of the people in them or pretend there aren’t serious problems.'
>>>>>
>>>>> Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
>>>>
>>>> That sounds like a real tale of woe.
>>>> Ce tú chónaí anois?
>>>> There are plenty of racist, secterian and people who just hate other
>>>> people in Ireland. It's absolutely an Ireland only thing, no other
>>>> country in the whole entire world ever in history has racists or is
>>>> derogatory to anyone outside of their cultural group.
>>>>
>>>> Did you have to look under your car every morning?
>>>> How many friends and relatives did you have shot or blown up?
>>>> Did you go through the 1641 dissertations on your history course?
>>>> Where were you when you heard the news that paratroopers had shot dead
>>>> 14 civilians?
>>>> Did you get evacuated often from your home?
>>>> Do you remember the news flash and the late night knock by the RUC,
>>>> 'key holders search their premises'?
>>>>
>>>> What you will find everywhere (apart from racism and hate) is that
>>>> people don't suffer fools gladly and an asshole is an asshole in any
>>>> culture however well educated they are or claim to be.
>>>>
>>>> So I would suggest that you dry your eyes because nobody is going to
>>>> lick your ass or give you a medal and it sounds as if you've already
>>>> licked you asshole raw anyway.
>>>>
>>>> max.it
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> A wonderful demonstration of the problems with Ireland, and of the
>>> obstacles to any solution.
>>>
>>> Like the Scots, the only thing that stops them tearing each other apart
>>> is the shallow bond that unites them in perpetuating a hatred for others.
>>>
>>>
>> I thought I smelled shite, and look who slithers out of the dunkle.
>> Farmer Girls and his licked raw anus.
>>
>> max.it
>
> Oh dear, Lazarus reaches a new level of guttersnipe vulgarity YUK ... YUK ...YUK
>
> RH

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On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 17:18:21 +0100, Farmer Giles <giles@nospam.com>
wrote:

>On 16/08/2022 12:55, max.it wrote:
>> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 07:14:26 +0100, Farmer Giles <giles@nospam.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> On 15/08/2022 22:15, max.it wrote:
>>>> On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:53:10 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
>>>> <saffrongoonda1337@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>>>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
>>>>>>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
>>>>>>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
>>>>>>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
>>>>>>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k, the woman is heard saying.'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
>>>>>>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasnt able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
>>>>>>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
>>>>>>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
>>>>>>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
>>>>>>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a masters degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
>>>>>>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
>>>>>>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
>>>>>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
>>>>>
>>>>> Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
>>>>>
>>>>> https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
>>>>>
>>>>> 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesnt like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dads native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the
>>> local
>>>>> church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVPed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had
>a
>>>>> teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
>>>>>
>>>>> My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldnt read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
>>>>>
>>>>> It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
>>>>>
>>>>> I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say You know you didnt poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?. But I wasnt comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and dont feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
>>>>>
>>>>> It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I dont need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because Ireland is welcoming. I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I dont love a lot of the people in them or pretend there arent serious problems.'
>>>>>
>>>>> Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
>>>>
>>>> That sounds like a real tale of woe.
>>>> Ce tú chónaí anois?
>>>> There are plenty of racist, secterian and people who just hate other
>>>> people in Ireland. It's absolutely an Ireland only thing, no other
>>>> country in the whole entire world ever in history has racists or is
>>>> derogatory to anyone outside of their cultural group.
>>>>
>>>> Did you have to look under your car every morning?
>>>> How many friends and relatives did you have shot or blown up?
>>>> Did you go through the 1641 dissertations on your history course?
>>>> Where were you when you heard the news that paratroopers had shot dead
>>>> 14 civilians?
>>>> Did you get evacuated often from your home?
>>>> Do you remember the news flash and the late night knock by the RUC,
>>>> 'key holders search their premises'?
>>>>
>>>> What you will find everywhere (apart from racism and hate) is that
>>>> people don't suffer fools gladly and an asshole is an asshole in any
>>>> culture however well educated they are or claim to be.
>>>>
>>>> So I would suggest that you dry your eyes because nobody is going to
>>>> lick your ass or give you a medal and it sounds as if you've already
>>>> licked you asshole raw anyway.
>>>>
>>>> max.it
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> A wonderful demonstration of the problems with Ireland, and of the
>>> obstacles to any solution.
>>>
>>> Like the Scots, the only thing that stops them tearing each other apart
>>> is the shallow bond that unites them in perpetuating a hatred for others.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> I thought I smelled shite, and look who slithers out of the dunkle.
>> Farmer Girls and his licked raw anus.
>>
>> max.it
>
>
>And how you prove my point.

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On Monday, August 15, 2022 at 11:46:12 PM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> On 8/15/2022 1:53 PM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
> > On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> >> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
> >>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> >>>
> >>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
> >>>
> >>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
> >>>
> >>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
> >>>
> >>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
> >>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
> >>>
> >>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
> >>>
> >>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
> >>>
> >>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
> >>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
> >>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
> >>>
> >>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
> >>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
> >>>
> >>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
> >>>
> >>> “F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k,” the woman is heard saying.'
> >>>
> >>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
> >>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasn’t able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
> >>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
> >>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
> >>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
> >>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a master’s degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
> >>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
> >>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
> >> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
> >>
> >> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
> >>
> >>
> >> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE..
> >
> > Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
> >
> > https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
> >
> > 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesn’t like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dad’s native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the local church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVP’ed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had a teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
> >
> > My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldn’t read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
> >
> > It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
> >
> > I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say “You know you didn’t poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?”. But I wasn’t comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and don’t feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
> >
> > It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I don’t need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because “Ireland is welcoming.” I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I don’t love a lot of the people in them or pretend there aren’t serious problems.'
> >
> > Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
>
> SHOW NO MERCY.

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On 16/08/2022 18:28, max.it wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 17:18:21 +0100, Farmer Giles <giles@nospam.com>
> wrote:
>
>> On 16/08/2022 12:55, max.it wrote:
>>> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 07:14:26 +0100, Farmer Giles <giles@nospam.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> On 15/08/2022 22:15, max.it wrote:
>>>>> On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:53:10 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
>>>>> <saffrongoonda1337@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>>>>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
>>>>>>>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
>>>>>>>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
>>>>>>>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
>>>>>>>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> “F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k,” the woman is heard saying.'
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
>>>>>>>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasn’t able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
>>>>>>>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
>>>>>>>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
>>>>>>>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
>>>>>>>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a master’s degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
>>>>>>>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
>>>>>>>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
>>>>>>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesn’t like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dad’s native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the
>>>> local
>>>>>> church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVP’ed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had
>> a
>>>>>> teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldn’t read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say “You know you didn’t poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?”. But I wasn’t comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and don’t feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I don’t need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because “Ireland is welcoming.” I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I don’t love a lot of the people in them or pretend there aren’t serious problems.'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
>>>>>
>>>>> That sounds like a real tale of woe.
>>>>> Ce tú chónaí anois?
>>>>> There are plenty of racist, secterian and people who just hate other
>>>>> people in Ireland. It's absolutely an Ireland only thing, no other
>>>>> country in the whole entire world ever in history has racists or is
>>>>> derogatory to anyone outside of their cultural group.
>>>>>
>>>>> Did you have to look under your car every morning?
>>>>> How many friends and relatives did you have shot or blown up?
>>>>> Did you go through the 1641 dissertations on your history course?
>>>>> Where were you when you heard the news that paratroopers had shot dead
>>>>> 14 civilians?
>>>>> Did you get evacuated often from your home?
>>>>> Do you remember the news flash and the late night knock by the RUC,
>>>>> 'key holders search their premises'?
>>>>>
>>>>> What you will find everywhere (apart from racism and hate) is that
>>>>> people don't suffer fools gladly and an asshole is an asshole in any
>>>>> culture however well educated they are or claim to be.
>>>>>
>>>>> So I would suggest that you dry your eyes because nobody is going to
>>>>> lick your ass or give you a medal and it sounds as if you've already
>>>>> licked you asshole raw anyway.
>>>>>
>>>>> max.it
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> A wonderful demonstration of the problems with Ireland, and of the
>>>> obstacles to any solution.
>>>>
>>>> Like the Scots, the only thing that stops them tearing each other apart
>>>> is the shallow bond that unites them in perpetuating a hatred for others.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> I thought I smelled shite, and look who slithers out of the dunkle.
>>> Farmer Girls and his licked raw anus.
>>>
>>> max.it
>>
>>
>> And how you prove my point.
>
> So what? Are you expecting a medal?
> That doesn't make you any less of an asswipe. Just highlights that you
> are a conceited asswipe.
> Now off you go into the shit pit with Henderson, you can stroke your
> mobiles, and with a bit of luck it'll start vibrating.
>
> max.it

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On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 19:08:07 +0100, Farmer Giles <giles@nospam.com>
wrote:

>On 16/08/2022 18:28, max.it wrote:
>> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 17:18:21 +0100, Farmer Giles <giles@nospam.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> On 16/08/2022 12:55, max.it wrote:
>>>> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 07:14:26 +0100, Farmer Giles <giles@nospam.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> On 15/08/2022 22:15, max.it wrote:
>>>>>> On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:53:10 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
>>>>>> <saffrongoonda1337@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>>>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>>>>>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
>>>>>>>>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
>>>>>>>>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
>>>>>>>>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
>>>>>>>>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k, the woman is heard saying.'
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
>>>>>>>>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasnt able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
>>>>>>>>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
>>>>>>>>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
>>>>>>>>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
>>>>>>>>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a masters degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
>>>>>>>>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
>>>>>>>>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
>>>>>>>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesnt like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dads native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to
the
>>>>> local
>>>>>>> church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVPed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I
>had
>>> a
>>>>>>> teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldnt read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say You know you didnt poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?. But I wasnt comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and dont feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I dont need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because Ireland is welcoming. I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I dont love a lot of the people in them or pretend there arent serious problems.'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> That sounds like a real tale of woe.
>>>>>> Ce tú chónaí anois?
>>>>>> There are plenty of racist, secterian and people who just hate other
>>>>>> people in Ireland. It's absolutely an Ireland only thing, no other
>>>>>> country in the whole entire world ever in history has racists or is
>>>>>> derogatory to anyone outside of their cultural group.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Did you have to look under your car every morning?
>>>>>> How many friends and relatives did you have shot or blown up?
>>>>>> Did you go through the 1641 dissertations on your history course?
>>>>>> Where were you when you heard the news that paratroopers had shot dead
>>>>>> 14 civilians?
>>>>>> Did you get evacuated often from your home?
>>>>>> Do you remember the news flash and the late night knock by the RUC,
>>>>>> 'key holders search their premises'?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> What you will find everywhere (apart from racism and hate) is that
>>>>>> people don't suffer fools gladly and an asshole is an asshole in any
>>>>>> culture however well educated they are or claim to be.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> So I would suggest that you dry your eyes because nobody is going to
>>>>>> lick your ass or give you a medal and it sounds as if you've already
>>>>>> licked you asshole raw anyway.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> max.it
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> A wonderful demonstration of the problems with Ireland, and of the
>>>>> obstacles to any solution.
>>>>>
>>>>> Like the Scots, the only thing that stops them tearing each other apart
>>>>> is the shallow bond that unites them in perpetuating a hatred for others.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I thought I smelled shite, and look who slithers out of the dunkle.
>>>> Farmer Girls and his licked raw anus.
>>>>
>>>> max.it
>>>
>>>
>>> And how you prove my point.
>>
>> So what? Are you expecting a medal?
>> That doesn't make you any less of an asswipe. Just highlights that you
>> are a conceited asswipe.
>> Now off you go into the shit pit with Henderson, you can stroke your
>> mobiles, and with a bit of luck it'll start vibrating.
>>
>> max.it
>
>Oh dear. You can take the boy out of the bog, etc.

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On Tuesday, August 16, 2022 at 9:56:43 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> On 8/16/2022 5:27 AM, Robert Henderson wrote:
> > On Tuesday, August 16, 2022 at 12:55:32 PM UTC+1, max.it wrote:
> >> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 07:14:26 +0100, Farmer Giles <gi...@nospam.com>
> >> wrote:
> >>> On 15/08/2022 22:15, max.it wrote:
> >>>> On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:53:10 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
> >>>> <saffrong...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>>> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> >>>>>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
> >>>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
> >>>>>>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
> >>>>>>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
> >>>>>>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
> >>>>>>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> “F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k,” the woman is heard saying.'
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
> >>>>>>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasn’t able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
> >>>>>>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
> >>>>>>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
> >>>>>>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
> >>>>>>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a master’s degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
> >>>>>>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video.. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
> >>>>>>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
> >>>>>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is..
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS..
> >>>>>
> >>>>> https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
> >>>>>
> >>>>> 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesn’t like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dad’s native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the
> >>> local
> >>>>> church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out.. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVP’ed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had a
> >>>>> teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldn’t read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
> >>>>>
> >>>>> I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say “You know you didn’t poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?”. But I wasn’t comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and don’t feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I don’t need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because “Ireland is welcoming.” I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I don’t love a lot of the people in them or pretend there aren’t serious problems.'
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
> >>>>
> >>>> That sounds like a real tale of woe.
> >>>> Ce tú chónaí anois?
> >>>> There are plenty of racist, secterian and people who just hate other
> >>>> people in Ireland. It's absolutely an Ireland only thing, no other
> >>>> country in the whole entire world ever in history has racists or is
> >>>> derogatory to anyone outside of their cultural group.
> >>>>
> >>>> Did you have to look under your car every morning?
> >>>> How many friends and relatives did you have shot or blown up?
> >>>> Did you go through the 1641 dissertations on your history course?
> >>>> Where were you when you heard the news that paratroopers had shot dead
> >>>> 14 civilians?
> >>>> Did you get evacuated often from your home?
> >>>> Do you remember the news flash and the late night knock by the RUC,
> >>>> 'key holders search their premises'?
> >>>>
> >>>> What you will find everywhere (apart from racism and hate) is that
> >>>> people don't suffer fools gladly and an asshole is an asshole in any
> >>>> culture however well educated they are or claim to be.
> >>>>
> >>>> So I would suggest that you dry your eyes because nobody is going to
> >>>> lick your ass or give you a medal and it sounds as if you've already
> >>>> licked you asshole raw anyway.
> >>>>
> >>>> max.it
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> A wonderful demonstration of the problems with Ireland, and of the
> >>> obstacles to any solution.
> >>>
> >>> Like the Scots, the only thing that stops them tearing each other apart
> >>> is the shallow bond that unites them in perpetuating a hatred for others.
> >>>
> >>>

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On 8/16/2022 11:26 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
> On Tuesday, August 16, 2022 at 9:56:43 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>> On 8/16/2022 5:27 AM, Robert Henderson wrote:
>>> On Tuesday, August 16, 2022 at 12:55:32 PM UTC+1, max.it wrote:
>>>> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 07:14:26 +0100, Farmer Giles <gi...@nospam.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>> On 15/08/2022 22:15, max.it wrote:
>>>>>> On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:53:10 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
>>>>>> <saffrong...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>>>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>>>>>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
>>>>>>>>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
>>>>>>>>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
>>>>>>>>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
>>>>>>>>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> “F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k,” the woman is heard saying.'
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
>>>>>>>>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasn’t able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
>>>>>>>>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
>>>>>>>>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
>>>>>>>>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
>>>>>>>>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a master’s degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
>>>>>>>>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
>>>>>>>>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
>>>>>>>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesn’t like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dad’s native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the
>>>>> local
>>>>>>> church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVP’ed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had a
>>>>>>> teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldn’t read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say “You know you didn’t poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?”. But I wasn’t comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and don’t feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I don’t need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because “Ireland is welcoming.” I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I don’t love a lot of the people in them or pretend there aren’t serious problems.'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> That sounds like a real tale of woe.
>>>>>> Ce tú chónaí anois?
>>>>>> There are plenty of racist, secterian and people who just hate other
>>>>>> people in Ireland. It's absolutely an Ireland only thing, no other
>>>>>> country in the whole entire world ever in history has racists or is
>>>>>> derogatory to anyone outside of their cultural group.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Did you have to look under your car every morning?
>>>>>> How many friends and relatives did you have shot or blown up?
>>>>>> Did you go through the 1641 dissertations on your history course?
>>>>>> Where were you when you heard the news that paratroopers had shot dead
>>>>>> 14 civilians?
>>>>>> Did you get evacuated often from your home?
>>>>>> Do you remember the news flash and the late night knock by the RUC,
>>>>>> 'key holders search their premises'?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> What you will find everywhere (apart from racism and hate) is that
>>>>>> people don't suffer fools gladly and an asshole is an asshole in any
>>>>>> culture however well educated they are or claim to be.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> So I would suggest that you dry your eyes because nobody is going to
>>>>>> lick your ass or give you a medal and it sounds as if you've already
>>>>>> licked you asshole raw anyway.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> max.it
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> A wonderful demonstration of the problems with Ireland, and of the
>>>>> obstacles to any solution.
>>>>>
>>>>> Like the Scots, the only thing that stops them tearing each other apart
>>>>> is the shallow bond that unites them in perpetuating a hatred for others.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>
>>>>
>>>> max.it
>>>
>>> Oh dear, Lazarus reaches a new level of guttersnipe vulgarity YUK ... YUK ...YUK
>>>
>>> RH
>> Some evil filth DESERVES the guttersnipe vulgarity.
>>
>>
>> Why does that offend you?
>>
>>
>> Oh, you suck Farmer Giles' cock.
>>
>>
>> Makes sense.
>>
>>
>> Another couple of decades and a Straight white man will become EXTINCT.
>>
>>
>> East MUST IMPOSE their values on the filthy confused gender perverted
>> barbaric savage WASPs.
>
> They don't seem to be equipped for that.
>
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/6161691.stm
>
> 'A survey of more than 1,000 men in India has concluded that condoms made according to international sizes are too large for a majority of Indian men.
>
> The study found that more than half of the men measured had penises that were shorter than international standards for condoms.
>
> It has led to a call for condoms of mixed sizes to be made more widely available in India.
>
> The two-year study was carried out by the Indian Council of Medical Research.'

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On 8/16/2022 10:55 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
> On Monday, August 15, 2022 at 11:46:12 PM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>> On 8/15/2022 1:53 PM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>>> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>>>>>
>>>>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
>>>>>
>>>>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
>>>>>
>>>>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
>>>>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
>>>>>
>>>>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
>>>>>
>>>>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
>>>>>
>>>>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
>>>>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
>>>>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
>>>>>
>>>>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
>>>>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
>>>>>
>>>>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
>>>>>
>>>>> “F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k,” the woman is heard saying.'
>>>>>
>>>>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
>>>>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasn’t able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
>>>>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
>>>>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
>>>>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
>>>>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a master’s degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
>>>>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
>>>>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
>>>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>>>>
>>>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
>>>
>>> Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
>>>
>>> https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
>>>
>>> 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesn’t like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dad’s native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the local church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVP’ed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I had a teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
>>>
>>> My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldn’t read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
>>>
>>> It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
>>>
>>> I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say “You know you didn’t poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?”. But I wasn’t comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and don’t feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
>>>
>>> It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I don’t need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because “Ireland is welcoming.” I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I don’t love a lot of the people in them or pretend there aren’t serious problems.'
>>>
>>> Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
>>
>> SHOW NO MERCY.
>
> OK. Isn't it the case that the last people the Irish welcomed were the Nazis after WW2?
>
> https://www.independent.ie/opinion/analysis/how-devs-ireland-became-safe-haven-for-fugitive-nazis-26443045.html
>
> by
> Nicola Tallant
>
> 'NOTORIOUS Nazi war criminals were given safety in Ireland after the war and lived here under assumed names sanctioned by Eamon de Valera's government.
>
> The killers, responsible for some of the worst ethnic cleansing atrocities of the Second World War, were told that Ireland would welcome them as they fled from the allies.'
>

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On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 10:55:37 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
<saffrongoonda1337@gmail.com> wrote:

>On Monday, August 15, 2022 at 11:46:12 PM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>> On 8/15/2022 1:53 PM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>> > On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>> >> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>> >>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>> >>>
>> >>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>> >>>
>> >>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
>> >>>
>> >>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
>> >>>
>> >>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
>> >>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
>> >>>
>> >>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
>> >>>
>> >>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
>> >>>
>> >>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
>> >>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
>> >>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
>> >>>
>> >>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
>> >>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
>> >>>
>> >>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
>> >>>
>> >>> F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k, the woman is heard saying.'
>> >>>
>> >>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
>> >>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasnt able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
>> >>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
>> >>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
>> >>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
>> >>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a masters degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
>> >>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
>> >>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
>> >> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>> >>
>> >> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
>> >
>> > Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
>> >
>> > https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
>> >
>> > 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesnt like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dads native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to the
>local church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVPed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I
had
>a teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
>> >
>> > My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldnt read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
>> >
>> > It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
>> >
>> > I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say You know you didnt poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?. But I wasnt comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and dont feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
>> >
>> > It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I dont need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because Ireland is welcoming. I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I dont love a lot of the people in them or pretend there arent serious problems.'
>> >
>> > Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
>>
>> SHOW NO MERCY.
>
>OK. Isn't it the case that the last people the Irish welcomed were the Nazis after WW2?
>
>https://www.independent.ie/opinion/analysis/how-devs-ireland-became-safe-haven-for-fugitive-nazis-26443045.html
>
>by
>Nicola Tallant
>
>'NOTORIOUS Nazi war criminals were given safety in Ireland after the war and lived here under assumed names sanctioned by Eamon de Valera's government.
>
>The killers, responsible for some of the worst ethnic cleansing atrocities of the Second World War, were told that Ireland would welcome them as they fled from the allies.'

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On 16/08/2022 19:16, max.it wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 19:08:07 +0100, Farmer Giles <giles@nospam.com>
> wrote:
>
>> On 16/08/2022 18:28, max.it wrote:
>>> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 17:18:21 +0100, Farmer Giles <giles@nospam.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> On 16/08/2022 12:55, max.it wrote:
>>>>> On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 07:14:26 +0100, Farmer Giles <giles@nospam.com>
>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> On 15/08/2022 22:15, max.it wrote:
>>>>>>> On Mon, 15 Aug 2022 13:53:10 -0700 (PDT), Saffron Goonda
>>>>>>> <saffrongoonda1337@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> On Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 10:52:56 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>>>>> On 8/9/2022 8:41 AM, Saffron Goonda wrote:
>>>>>>>>>> On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 12:12:39 PM UTC-7, big fat racist halfwit FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> India and Ireland have always been friendly countries.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Yes, please emigrate to Ireland. I'm sure you'll be happier if you settle in Ireland.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> https://indianexpress.com/article/world/indian-family-racially-abused-on-train-in-ireland-5792658/
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> 'Indian family alleges racial abuse on train in Ireland
>>>>>>>>>> Prasun Bhattachrjee, on a three-day visit to Ireland with his family, was on a train from Belfast to Dublin when he was racially abused by another passenger, the Irish Times reported.'
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> 'A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> William Strain, 29, from County Down - one of six counties that form Northern Ireland - gave death threats to the family, living in an apartment directly below his house, the News Letter reported on Tuesday.'
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> https://www.irishcentral.com/news/indian-woman-beaten-racist-attack-dublin
>>>>>>>>>> 'Woman beaten with hurleys in shocking racist attack in Dublin speaks out
>>>>>>>>>> Indian woman Akshaya Anand revealed how she was walking to work in Dublin last November when she was violently attacked by teenagers who told her to "go back home."'
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> https://zeenews.india.com/india/video-youre-a-disgrace-go-back-to-india-irish-womans-racist-abuse-caught-on-camera-1997709.html
>>>>>>>>>> 'In a shocking incident of racial abuse against Indians, an Irish woman has been caught making expletive-laden racist comments towards fellow Asian passengers on a train.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> The video, originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman hurling racist abuse at her Indian co-passengers after a trivial row over a bag on a seat.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> “F**k off back to India. Don't give me your guff, you f**king cheeky p***k,” the woman is heard saying.'
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-external-affairs-justice-for-indian-students-in-ireland
>>>>>>>>>> 'Ms Anjali Sharma and her friend were recently attacked by a group of under-18 thugs in St. Stephens Green, the lung of Dublin. In an interview with Dublin Live, Ms Sharma states "I turned and they threw a can straight into my eye. I started crying and yelling because I couldn't see anything. It felt like my eye was gone. I wasn’t able to see for almost half an hour. I was so panicked and the teenagers ran away."
>>>>>>>>>> Anjali had to be taken to hospital where the doctors said she suffered from retinal bruising which would take a few weeks to heal.
>>>>>>>>>> Mr Ambarish Kumar Sonbhadra and Mr Prince Kumar Singh former Masters students in International Business Management at Griffith College and were on their way home from an exam when they were set upon by the vicious young thugs as little as 10-year-old. On Newstalk Breakfast, Mr Singh said his friend had to get stitches in his head after one of the children threw a bicycle lock at him.
>>>>>>>>>> Tushar Subhra Baruah, the former student of the National College of Ireland, was set upon by a gang of around six people. He was the victim of an apparent racist and homophobic assault after being attacked twice in the space of a few days in the city centre, reported Independent.ie.
>>>>>>>>>> A 25-year-old man from India was assaulted in Finglas early on Sunday morning when he was helping to deliver food for a local takeaway. The man, who spoke to The Irish Times on the condition of anonymity, said he moved to Ireland in January to study a master’s degree in digital analytics. He was training to become a pizza chef in a local takeaway, and it was only his second day on the job at the time of the incident.
>>>>>>>>>> Beacon reported an Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place on the morning of Monday 18 November and was captured on video. The man, known as Sam, escaped with minor injuries.
>>>>>>>>>> .....and hundreds of other Indian students.'
>>>>>>>>> Typical LOW IQ CIA NSA MI6 MI5 clown this saffrong...@gmail.com is.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> These incidents happen in pretty much every western country.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Ireland and India are still friendly countries. That's the BIG PICTURE.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Doesn't seem like Ireland is a welcoming country. Check the DETAILS.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> https://www.quora.com/What-do-Irish-people-think-of-English-people-living-in-Ireland
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> 'Whoever tells you the Irish are welcoming of foreigners, especially English or half English people are liars who are very privileged. Ireland is the same as any other rural community, it doesn’t like outsiders. I was born in England but came to Ireland at about 4. My entire upbringing was in the Midlands in Ireland in my Dad’s native area. I attended a Gaelscoil. I did Irish dancing, camogie, actually love Irish trad music and can speak Irish. We were 8 miles from the nearest village, 30 minutes drive from the nearest town. I had an absolutely awful time at school and in my community. I was constantly bullied and what was worse, the adults who were supposed to look out for me, teachers, cousins whose kids were my age actively encouraged the mockery, the jokes and told me I needed to speak a certain way and act the way they wanted to fit in. My uncle ripped off my parents financially and stole stuff on multiple occasions and if my Dad had married an irish woman who went to
> the
>>>>>> local
>>>>>>>> church, it would have been completely different. As it was, the uncles and aunts acted as if his behaviour was acceptable and my mum was making a big deal over nothing and isolated her. They would always invited out my Dad, never my mum. I was bullied throughout school and nearly dropped out. I was assaulted, had my stuff stolen and was constantly called a black and tan and told to go back to my own country. That I caused the famine and I was going to hell because I had no interest in church. I had a few friends but often I would find out they were talking behind my back or would drop me. One time no one turned up to my birthday party and their parents blamed me when my mum called them out for getting too excited and expecting them to drop everything. I had sent the invites out a month before. Everyone had originally RSVP’ed and on the Day all 10 guests made excuses. Honestly to this day I am terrified a lot of my friends secretly hate me even though they are good people. I
>> had
>>>> a
>>>>>>>> teacher called McCarthy make the whole class laugh at me for saying after being asked that I might like to be a vet. Luckily I kept working thanks to a few (really a few) good teachers who did their job and my Mum, Dad and english grandparents. I actually got into Trinity College Dublin but did History because of my past experiences. But I am now continuing my third level studies this time in STEM whilst I work in pharma.My uncles and aunts were nice to me but I always felt bad for my mum.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> My mother was always treated as a social outcast by the majority for years. She worked as an EMT for the Irish Red Cross, joined marathons and was always giving gifts of eggs, fruit, veg, breads and cakes to people we knew. It was almost like because she was a good mum and someone who enjoyed helping the community without being Irish or religious made it worse. She was never told if the school pick up changed at the last minute and teachers hide the fact that two of my siblings were dyslexic for a whole year and literally couldn’t read even though my mum kept trying to bring it up and the teachers would laugh her down as being unqualified and that it was normal. She had to fight for every little thing that many parents seemed to take for granted.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> It was only when a load of people from Dublin moved down that we actually felt like we were legitimate members of the community. They were more secular, more into integration and less about class. But by then I was finishing school
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I moved to Dublin and then to England for a couple of years but I missed my home. People in England are much more politically correct, especially about the colonial past are often are quote self deprecating to the point I want to say “You know you didn’t poison the potatoes and kill my ancestors personally right?”. But I wasn’t comfortable despite that so I came back. I still get people calling me a tan or making fun of my accent. I still get depressed about it and don’t feel I belong in Ireland or England. But I am proud of being a halfling because I appreciate other people more, especially people like me born of 2 opposing cultures.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> It messed up a lot for me but now that I am doing well I had a few people try to talk to me or friend me. Honestly they can fuck off and I hope they are as miserable in their lives as they made my entire childhood for me. I don’t need to forgive them but I can dismiss them. I met a lot of immigrants here in Dublin that deal with racism all the time but a lot of Irish people dismiss it because “Ireland is welcoming.” I have a good community now, good friends, a good job, partner and family life and everyday I am grateful for it. I can speak Irish, I enjoy singing trad music and love my countries. But I don’t love a lot of the people in them or pretend there aren’t serious problems.'
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Seems like an immigrant will end up seriously messed up by the (sic) 'welcoming' irish.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> That sounds like a real tale of woe.
>>>>>>> Ce tú chónaí anois?
>>>>>>> There are plenty of racist, secterian and people who just hate other
>>>>>>> people in Ireland. It's absolutely an Ireland only thing, no other
>>>>>>> country in the whole entire world ever in history has racists or is
>>>>>>> derogatory to anyone outside of their cultural group.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Did you have to look under your car every morning?
>>>>>>> How many friends and relatives did you have shot or blown up?
>>>>>>> Did you go through the 1641 dissertations on your history course?
>>>>>>> Where were you when you heard the news that paratroopers had shot dead
>>>>>>> 14 civilians?
>>>>>>> Did you get evacuated often from your home?
>>>>>>> Do you remember the news flash and the late night knock by the RUC,
>>>>>>> 'key holders search their premises'?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> What you will find everywhere (apart from racism and hate) is that
>>>>>>> people don't suffer fools gladly and an asshole is an asshole in any
>>>>>>> culture however well educated they are or claim to be.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> So I would suggest that you dry your eyes because nobody is going to
>>>>>>> lick your ass or give you a medal and it sounds as if you've already
>>>>>>> licked you asshole raw anyway.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> max.it
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> A wonderful demonstration of the problems with Ireland, and of the
>>>>>> obstacles to any solution.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Like the Scots, the only thing that stops them tearing each other apart
>>>>>> is the shallow bond that unites them in perpetuating a hatred for others.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> I thought I smelled shite, and look who slithers out of the dunkle.
>>>>> Farmer Girls and his licked raw anus.
>>>>>
>>>>> max.it
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> And how you prove my point.
>>>
>>> So what? Are you expecting a medal?
>>> That doesn't make you any less of an asswipe. Just highlights that you
>>> are a conceited asswipe.
>>> Now off you go into the shit pit with Henderson, you can stroke your
>>> mobiles, and with a bit of luck it'll start vibrating.
>>>
>>> max.it
>>
>> Oh dear. You can take the boy out of the bog, etc.
>
> Be seeing you, Farmer Brown tongue.
>
> max.it

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