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“The Most Divisive of All is the Weak Man” – MMA Champ Conor McGregor UNLOADS on Nasty Irish Lib Journalist Who Smears Opponents of Mass Migration
Five people, including children, were stabbed near a school in Dublin, Ireland, on Thursday by a suspect whose identity has not yet been released.
Three children and two adults were taken to a nearby hospital with stab wounds. Their condition is unknown.
There are reports that the perpetrator is an Algerian immigrant.
Following the attack an angry Irishman harassed a liberal reporter in Ireland after a migrant stabbed 5 people including three kids.
The video was first posted at RichTea36 on Twitter-X a user who has only posted two tweets in two years.
Later in the day MMA Champion Conor McGregor retweeted the video adding this comment,
Conor McGregor: Isn’t that something. The absolute picture of weak and feeble. The most divisive of all is the weak man. One of the most horrific crimes this nation ever seen has occurred, we do not care anymore what you sad cases have got to say. In a war you are nothing. We are not backing down, we are only warming up. There will be no backing down until real change is implemented for the safety of our nation. We are not losing any more of our woman and children to sick and twisted people who should not even be in Ireland in the first place. Call it what you want. We do not care. May God help us all. Ireland for victory.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/11/most-divisive-all-is-weak-man-mma-champ/
The Riotors are migrants
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"Guess We're Not Dead Yet": New Traffic Data Shows Musk's X Surpasses Instagram And Facebook
Dying corporate media outlets have been waging an all-out assault on social media platform X because they perceive it as an existential threat to their ideological narrative control and the interest of their overlords due to its emphasis on 'free speech.'
When the failed social media network, "Treads," was launched by Meta in early July, we were the first to point out how corporate media banded together with headlines such as "Twitter Killer" and prophesized the demise of Elon Musk's social media platform.
According to Bloomberg data, "Twitter Killer" appearing in headlines erupted across corporate media - a concerted effort by the status quo against Musk.
Since the launch of Threads, we have shared numerous reports stating how the platform experienced a surge in traffic, followed by a crash, as the non-free speech app only permitted government-approved topics.
Threads Unravels: So-Called 'Twitter Killer' App Sees Exodus Of Users, Plunge In Engagements
Meta's Threads 'Bombs' As Daily Active Users Halved
Meta's Threads User-Hemorrhage Continues
Threads Blocks Search Results For 'COVID' And 'Vaccines', Upsetting Users
Meta Hit With Trifecta Of Fails: Metaverse, Smart Glasses, Threads
The latest attack on X by legacy media has been a report published by radical leftist group Media Matters for America that, according to X Safety, "misrepresented the real user experience on X, in another attempt to undermine freedom of speech and mislead advertisers."
Ah, yes, these are the latest headlines from corporate media:
And if you were only to read corporate media headlines, one would think X was on its last leg. Breaking out of the matrix of corporate media mind control, one comes to find out that the latest web data from Google shows quite the opposite:
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/guess-were-not-dead-yet-new-traffic-data-shows-musks-x-surpasses-instagram-and-facebook
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Californians To Pay Billions To Cover Costs Of New $25 Minimum Health-Care Wage Law
California analysts and health care experts are warning that a new law mandating $25 per hour minimum wages in the industry will cost more than $4 billion per year in state and federal expenditures while raising prices for patients and having additional economic impacts totaling billions of dollars annually.
“Increasing the pay for …  health care workers will cause an additional financial burden on organizations already facing financial challenges,” Genaro Grajeda, CEO of HealthPact—a California-based company offering professional services to health care providers, told The Epoch Times.
Signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom on the last day to pass legislation this year, Senate Bill 525, authored by Sen. MarĂa Elena Durazo (D-Los Angeles), raises the minimum wage for such employees, including janitors and gift shop workers, from about $15 to $25 by June 1, 2025 for employers with more than 10,000 employees. Others with government ties have until 2033 to make the change.
Some see the increases unnecessary, as wages for such workers have grown over the last three years due to high demand and lack of available skilled workers in the state.
“The health care industry has had a drastic shift in employment as a result of the pandemic causing a labor shortage in various non-clinical areas,” Mr. Grajeda said.
“Many organizations have already increased the salary for entry-level positions in order to meet the demand and organizational need.”
Such wages increased across the board because workers were switching to hospitality, fast food, and other industries, he said.  According to researchers at the University of California–San Francisco, the state could face a shortage of more than 600,000 health care workers by 2030.
Others said the new law will change the industry, both in terms of workers and patients, as budgets will become strained.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/californians-pay-billions-cover-costs-new-25-minimum-health-care-wage-law
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