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And I think that's his ultimate aim. Yeah, yeah, that makes sense. And he's obviously, he's going to grift off the back of it. The guy has money already, but it was so funny, this multi-multi-millionaire being interviewed by Tucker Carlson saying, we're going to start fundraising for my campaign.

It's like, man, you have more money than you could ever spend on political posters and flyers and adverts, you know?

It's like, man, you have more money than you could ever spend on political posters and flyers and adverts, you know?

It's like, man, you have more money than you could ever spend on political posters and flyers and adverts, you know?

Yeah. And I mean, we've had some... You know, at the time of an outbreak of rioting in Dublin, anti-immigrant violence, which caused 20 million euros worth of damage and, you know, trashed the city center in November of 2023. Connor, and I'm not saying he directly caused it, but he was tweeting at the same time, Ireland is at war.

Yeah. And I mean, we've had some... You know, at the time of an outbreak of rioting in Dublin, anti-immigrant violence, which caused 20 million euros worth of damage and, you know, trashed the city center in November of 2023. Connor, and I'm not saying he directly caused it, but he was tweeting at the same time, Ireland is at war.

Yeah. And I mean, we've had some... You know, at the time of an outbreak of rioting in Dublin, anti-immigrant violence, which caused 20 million euros worth of damage and, you know, trashed the city center in November of 2023. Connor, and I'm not saying he directly caused it, but he was tweeting at the same time, Ireland is at war.

And around the same time he was tweeting like any property that's been taken over by foreigners evaporated. I think really his plan is to kind of if he can represent himself as a political martyr figure, he's hoping that it will overshadow the, you know, his loss in the rape case. And he is, of course, appealing that and claiming he has new evidence and everything.

And around the same time he was tweeting like any property that's been taken over by foreigners evaporated. I think really his plan is to kind of if he can represent himself as a political martyr figure, he's hoping that it will overshadow the, you know, his loss in the rape case. And he is, of course, appealing that and claiming he has new evidence and everything.

And around the same time he was tweeting like any property that's been taken over by foreigners evaporated. I think really his plan is to kind of if he can represent himself as a political martyr figure, he's hoping that it will overshadow the, you know, his loss in the rape case. And he is, of course, appealing that and claiming he has new evidence and everything.

But I think really that's what it's about.

But I think really that's what it's about.

But I think really that's what it's about.

No, what happens, these started around 2018. So maybe just before COVID, you had one or two of them. And my book went to print in December 2024. So I stopped counting in December. And by then I had over 30 arson attacks and there hasn't been a single conviction or any of them.

No, what happens, these started around 2018. So maybe just before COVID, you had one or two of them. And my book went to print in December 2024. So I stopped counting in December. And by then I had over 30 arson attacks and there hasn't been a single conviction or any of them.

No, what happens, these started around 2018. So maybe just before COVID, you had one or two of them. And my book went to print in December 2024. So I stopped counting in December. And by then I had over 30 arson attacks and there hasn't been a single conviction or any of them.

So it's when usually former hotels that have been closed down for years are that the government moves in or some local person moves in to renovate them and use them as one of these centres. They'll just go up and smoke in the middle of the night. And I mean, we have already a... very significant homeless problem here.

So it's when usually former hotels that have been closed down for years are that the government moves in or some local person moves in to renovate them and use them as one of these centres. They'll just go up and smoke in the middle of the night. And I mean, we have already a... very significant homeless problem here.

So it's when usually former hotels that have been closed down for years are that the government moves in or some local person moves in to renovate them and use them as one of these centres. They'll just go up and smoke in the middle of the night. And I mean, we have already a... very significant homeless problem here.

I mean, there's more than 10,000 people homeless in Dublin, both Irish and refugee. And I mean, that probably sounds small to someone listening in a big American city. We thought we had a housing crisis when we had 2000 people homeless and we got more than 10, almost 15,000 people homeless now. And, um,