The push for a digital-only financial system.

The school from which Enoch was fired, and for which he was jailed) for declining to use 'they/them' pronouns has the ethos: God made them,male and female...

Oh boy.

:whistling:
 
Doesn't once mention all the court orders he violated. :rolleyes:


https://www.irishlegal.com/articles...arner-any-advantage-from-defying-court-orders

The judge considered that the defendant remained on fully paid administrative leave pending the outcome of his litigation concerning the plaintiff’s disciplinary procedures, and so the “taxpayers are burdened with paying his salary while at the same time paying for his upkeep in Mountjoy Prison” at a cost of approximately €84,067 annually for imprisoned persons.

So he could have fought his firing on full pay and waited for that result, but instead chose to go to the school in violation of a court order and now he has his back account frozen. Cry me a f***ing river.
 
Wow.

The Irish courts are gone. Being subservient to the EU now means the Irish people have a heck a fight on their hands.

No wonder someone like O Gregor can make a popular play for political office, highlighting the immigration problem.

Wokeness has its claws well and truly embedded into Irish flesh and blood.
 
Doesn't once mention all the court orders he violated. :rolleyes:
You're putting the legal cart before the moral horse. Same thing as ToxicBunny does.

This is unprecedented.

You just casually swept aside hundreds of years of moral imperative for the law, in the Irish nation.

This is a good illustration of what EU membership gets you.

Up Woke Creak without a paddle.
 
You're putting the legal cart before the moral horse. Same thing as ToxicBunny does.

This is unprecedented.

You just casually swept aside hundreds of years of moral imperative for the law, in the Irish nation.

This is a good illustration of what EU membership gets you.

Up Woke Creak without a paddle.
Broke a court order despite having pending litigation about his firing. He was/is getting full pay and decided to make his case a cause celebre.

The moral question of his firing hasn't been decided yet, the moral question of him violating a court order is pretty cut and dried. Still no sympathy, sorry.
 
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X