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Over the past few weeks, McGregor has been vocal about the high-profile murder cases. Following the sentencing of the Slovak national who murdered Murphy, McGregor blamed the Irish government for the murder in a since deleted post on Twitter, stating “Shame on the Irish government for harboring this.”
“The Irish government makes me ashamed to be Irish,” McGregor added. “We are appalled with you all! You can’t fix this, no problem it is a war then and God is with us!!”
The former two-division UFC champion has since continued to stoke anti-migrants sentiments on social media. He responded to a post discussing Ireland’s Head of State asking migrants to vote, calling it a “disgrace” and “shame.” (Asylum seekers and refugees have been permitted to vote in local elections in Ireland since 2004 but only Irish and British citizens who live in Ireland can vote in general elections in Ireland).
France could be on the brink of civil war
Story by Anne-Elisabeth Moutet •
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Like his predecessors, Emmanuel Macron first displayed indifference towards the chaotic immigration system: the new Immigration Bill, about to be debated by the National Assembly, tries to correct the laxist trends of recent years, but it will neither address the problem of French-born citizens who profess hate for their country, nor the rising arrivals from troubled areas. It may not take much for the next round of riots, or for an equally violent blowback from a hard-right deciding to take matters into their hands. That civil war the generals prophesied two years ago may be around the corne
The Great Abakening!
True, but it starts with the individual…waking up.