There has been a mixed reaction to Hozier’s comments of late in relation to the death of George Nkencho. Many people are saying he should keep his nose out of it and mind his own business.
The Irish musician spoke out about the alleged issue of “racial hatred” in Ireland following the death of George Nkencho.
Hozier weighed into the debate about the shooting of Nkencho and the supposed racism in Irish society with a stunningly brave and original sentiment stating that “something dreadful is coming” if we don’t confront the threat of “neo-fascism” here and abroad.
Strangely, Hozier ignored the mayhem and violence which plagued Blanchardstown the day after Nkencho was shot after allegedly trying to stab an armed Garda.
Mobs of “Justice for George” and “Black Lives Matter” thugs attempted to force their way into Blanchardstown Garda Station following a speech in which Nkencho’s younger brother called for the death of the Garda who was forced to use lethal force.
The mob then rampaged to Blanchardstown Centre and on to the Hartstown Eurospar where George allegedly savagely beat the store manager and threated other terrified shoppers.
People, mostly women and children were attacked and beaten, racial abuse such as “die white bastards” was hurled at terrified shoppers barricaded in the Eurospar, traffic was blocked, cars were attacked, and countless citizens were intimated.
Gardai maintained a hand’s off approach to the violence and chaos with citizens left to fend for themselves and despite a plethora of video footage of the New Years Eve mayhem, they are not carrying out any investigation.
Strangely, Hozier did not comment on these incidents for some reason.
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