In the aftermath of the brutal stabbing rampage by a migrant named Mohammed Morei most of the media in Ireland, which is dominated by so called “progressive liberals” sprung into full damage control.
Mohammed Morei was originally thought to be Syrian, then Egyptian – now it’s still undetermined what he is.
There is far more concern amongst the elite, liberal circles in Irish media and politics about the perceptions of the public, for whom they have nothing but disdain, than for those who fell victim to this deranged lunatic, who despite being denied residency in the U.K was allowed to enter Ireland freely.
The mindless PC gombeens on social media are lamenting the political fallout out of a middle eastern migrant going on a murderous stabbing rampage, before the blood has even dried on the streets of Dundalk.
Now the Gardaí, obviously under tremendous pressure have cannot establish a link to terror – yet are keeping all doors open and an international investigation has been launched.
This kind of lone wolf, low tech attack where perpetrators had no overt links to international terrorist organizations has blighted the U.K and so many other European countries as well as the U.S.
Obviously very powerful interests in this country are keen to see terrorism dismissed as a potential reason for this attack so as not to disrupt their agenda which is set by unaccountable, unelected bureaucrats in Brussels, to keep up the endless incessant flow of Middle Eastern and North African men entering Ireland as “Refugees” and migrants.
The question must also be asked as to why the authorities were not more proactive in dealing with this man when he came to their attention? He had already been refused residency in the U.K, and according to U.K authorities there at least 23,000 known jihadists residing in our nearest neighbour.
Whatever they call this tragedy, it was avoidable.
It is an inevitable result of the insane experiment in population replacement that the EU is hell bent on seeing to its conclusion.
As sure as night follows day, the next time will be far worse.