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    2. ClockworkAppl on

      The entire civil service with Forsa should just strike until you pass the OTB ya cunt. National day of protest? Consisting of what?

    3. wascallywabbit666 on

      We all feel the same way about Palestine. However, we’re deluding ourselves if we think that a protest in Ireland will have any effect on the conflict. Israel already sees us as enemies, they’ll ignore anything we say

    5. jhanley on

      Harris is just doing this to make political capital for when he leaves office.

    6. sudo_apt-get_destroy on

      Can you see Simon there, marching with a load of people who want the OTB to be signed into law. And he wants a big meet up, sing a few songs and back to work Monday morning, no mention of anything real.

    7. OutrageousShoulder44 on

      It may not be much, and it may be far too late, but a national day of protest would at least be something. As a country whose culture has been shaped by the effects of man made famine we really need to start taking more action.

      I don’t like the try to make it happen. Let’s just make it happen along with an occupied territories bill.

      EDIT what kind of people are down voting this comment. Would people prefer we just did nothing to say starving innocent children needs ti be stopped?

    8. PhBalanceNightmare on

      “Try”

      Why don’t you simply sanction Israel?

      Or is it words are easier than a hit to the pocket eh?

    10. throwaway_fun_acc123 on

      He could have passed the OTB, Ended the dual use and military trade, sanctioned airlines transporting weapons/parts through our airspace, ended the Central bank Facilitating Israeli war bonds, have made sure irish tax money wasn’t litteraly invested in the fucking war bonds, had fine gael MEP’s vote against von der Lyon and so much more. But no, “he will try to make a national day of protest over gaza happen“. Blueshirt cunt

    11. quantum0058d on

      Great, hopefully all these protests will turn the dial enough to stop Israel starving people to death.

    14. standarsh1965 on

      Anyone that thinks that little worm cares about Palestine needs to not breed. The fact he’s still a government official is a disgrace to the country

    15. ConversationHuge3908 on

      Is he going to march on the Israeli or US embassy? Somehow I doubt it. 

    19. ExampleNo2489 on

      I’m I the only one to think the environment, our own collapsing social contract and domestic issues are always shrugged off by our government instead of grand standing over Gaza (they haven’t even cut off trade with israel)

      This is just them riding public anger for a quick domestic win on a foreign policy issue, when the environmental and social ones they have completely abandoned us on

      I’m too cynical to buy this crap

    20. cianpatrickd on

      Why not arrange a national day of protest over the housing crisis that is tearing the fabric of our society?

    23. Brave-Trouble-9171 on

      I love Simon Harris’s passion for the genocide in Gaza. I whole heartedly agree with him. It’s an easy win really. Simon knows the majority of the country backs Palestine. He can give great sound bites and has to do little real work.

      When it comes to issues facing the Irish tax payers he has zero passion and has shown a real contempt for the Irish people. They forget it’s us that pay for these gobshites. They play world leaders with our cash yet they couldn’t gove a rats ass about us.

      What was the first thing they did in power… cut the energy tax credit and increased their salaries….

    24. SEND-MARS-ROVER-PICS on

      A government-endorsed protest? Who do you think people are protesting towards?!

    26. rtgh on

      Who does he think we’re protesting to?

      We want the Irish government to take action!

    27. tabrisocculta on

      Harris, like Varadkar before him, is a master of talking as though he was a vaguely interested bystander and not in government with the power to do what he wants.

      It says it all that that there’s no media outlet that I can see calling him out on this. The minister for foreign affairs calling for a protest on foreign affairs.

    28. hmmm_ on

      The last two leaders of FG might as well have been auditioning for leadership of PBP. Can we get back to worrying about Irish problems please.

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