Mass Migration to Ireland & Europe

[Hermit]

11 previous convictions for violent crime, shows no remorse, judge still cuts nine months off his seven-year sentence due to his "pro-social background."

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Detective Garda Sean Lane confirmed that Pietrazych has 11 previous convictions, including assault, violent disorder, theft and threats to assault. The court heard that Pietrazych has not shown any remorse or offered an apology.

 

[Diarmuid]

Whoever the judge was, s/he should be sacked. It is very easy to sack a judge for stated misbehaviour. Reducing sentences for ungrateful foreign thugs is misbehaviour. A vote in Dail and Seanad will sling that useless judge out.

Call your TD and Senator and force them to sack at least some of the most obviously criminal judges.

 

[Wolf]

Call your TD and Senator and force them to sack at least some of the most obviously criminal judges.

I presume you're taking the piss here?

99% of Paddy TD's and senators fully agree with lenient sentences for their foreign dirt and then label Irish people as 'Far Right' when it's called out.

 

[Diarmuid]

99% of Paddy TD's and senators fully agree with lenient sentences for their foreign dirt and then label Irish people as 'Far Right' when it's called out.

Ta an ceart agat ansin, a mhac!

The task is to put so much pressure on TDs that despite themselves, they vote to sack at least some of the criminal judges.

How much pressure can your average satanist TD take before bending the knee?

If the TD is getting twenty or thirty personal interactions every day with people who insult him and call him a traitor, plus hundreds of letters, emails and calls with the same message, that might be enough. The TDs staff will start having mental breakdowns.

Marion Harkin is an elderly independent TD for Sligo Leitrim, for example. If a group of women do a five days a week protest outside her constituency offices, objecting to her silence about the Paki rape gangs and the judges that support them, that might be enough to encourage her to vote the right way.